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 Scrap (and hundreds like him) left to die at the pound
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NEED TO REHOME YOUR DOG? ADVERTISE YOUR DOG HERE FREEPlease remember to indicate where the dog is located (town and state). WARNING: People who steal and abuse dogs, sell animals to laboratories and train fighting dogs often answer "free to good home" ads. For your dogs's safety, research potential adopters carefully before directing them to your home. Disclaimer: The Dog Rescues Network and its staff cannot be held responsible for any problems arising from the information displayed here. Dogs go missing everyday - have your dog microchipped. Dogs run away or are stolen everyday and end up in stray dog pounds miles from home. If they are not claimed within 7 days (sometimes less) they can be rehomed or killed. Hundreds of 'stray' dogs are rehomed or killed every week because their owner cannot be identified. You have no right to claim the dog after 7 days. A microchip can also be used to prove that the dog is yours if ownership is disputed. Click here for more information. Your dog is valuable to you - and to thieves! Do not leave your dog tied up outside a store! THIS PAGE UPDATED August 28th 2008  Dogs Needing Homes in North Carolina
Dogs Needing Homes in Georgia
August 28th New Home Needed for Cody - Puyallup, WACody is a rescue dog, and is in need of a loving forever home. Click here for a larger photo. He is approximately 2-3 years old, medium sized (45 lbs?), black with some tan markings. This dog is wonderful with everyone, he gets along with all people, children of all ages, cats and other dogs. We have birds and other animals here and he has never showed any aggressive tendencies toward any living thing. His coat is normally long and thick so he does require attention to brushing to prevent matting, especially on his hind quarters. We have him shaved down right now for the summer. Cody is very good at going outdoors through our dog door to go potty. In the beginning there were accidents until he caught on to what the dog door was for. ***If you do not provide a dog door, he will potty in the house! Taking him out at intervals proved unsuccessful with him, therefore you need a fenced yard so he can go in and out as he pleases. Cody is an indoor dog and would be very sad to be kept outside away from everyone. His last home was like that, the people got "rid of" his companion dog friend and left him out in the cold by himself. He would make an excellent friend to another dog, as long as your dog is not aggressive. He loves to play and loves to be loved on. If you are interested in Cody please email adverte162@dogrescues.info Wildlife/Domestic Rescue and Rehab. Area: Puyallup, Washington August 28th Support the Ohio Puppy Mill Bill Dear Ohio Dog Friends, thanks for your support over the last 2 years of working on the Puppy Mill Bill. We are hopeful the next few weeks will bring us to the finish line and passing of the bill. As with all legislation, we have negotiated language so that all interested parties can come to a middle ground on which we pass the bill. The team of authors and the many hundreds of people who contributed valuable feedback to the language has given us a bill that will regulate the high volume kennels with minimum standards of care of clean food/water, clean living conditions and veterinary care. If you review language that other states are proposing, you will likely agree that has the best approach. Have we pleased every breeder or rescue person, no, but we have created a law that targets the high volume kennels who are most often the most grievous offenders. Reputable breeders far exceed the minimum standards outlined in the bill. As you may have seen or heard, commercial breeders from the Holmes/Tuscawarus/Coshocton County areas showed up en mass to oppose the Puppy Mill Bill. Renny and Barbie from All Tails R Waggin came up with a great idea to show our unity - everyone wear Buckeye Red. We had a good sized section in the Senate Hearing of Rescue Red last week! The mass of Red was most obvious when Breeder Ervin Raber bragged about spending $3000 on vet bills in 2007 for the 150 dogs in his care. (that's $20 per dog per year in vet care, not including the 1,275-ish puppies that come from his 150 dogs) (Raber testified his dogs have 1.7 litters per year, with an average of 5 pups per litter) One issue that has come up with the Senators and Representatives is the question of state vs local control. As many of us have experienced for years now, we know local control of puppy mills is a challenge for many reasons. Local dog wardens are extremely busy with running their shelter. Adding inspections and enforcement of standards to their plate will be a burden. And, we all know that giving several very problematic counties in, that kind of authority will be much like the fox guarding the hen house. Local control is also an issue because we are challenged by local prosecutors who refuse to take dog issues seriously, county commissioners who argue they don't have the resources to take care for humans, let alone giving dogs anything beyond food and shelter and judges who have human case loads that will take months to resolve. State level regulation and enforcement is the most pragmatic approach to this state wide issue. Please email the House Committee Members listed below to let them know you are watching what happens on May 22nd and you want State Level enforcement to protect the dogs who are used to generate millions of dollars in income in. Tell them we are tired of being mentioned in National media as one of the worst states in the country. The Buck stops with them to make a decision that most citizens find simple. Protect the dogs abused and neglected in high volume kennels in. We are scheduled for a hearing in the House on Thursday, May 22nd at 9:30am. We will be in Room 122, (William Howard Taft Rm). We would like to show our Ohio Legislator's how many people care about this issue. Please attend this hearing wearing your Red to show your support of the Puppy Mill Bill. Our friends at State Street Consultants have the best map of the State House area at www.StateStreetOhio.com/map.cfm There are also street directions from all directions as well. We will continue to update our website with information and new pictures from Ohio pup mills. Below you will find links to committee members emails if you would like to contact them to say thanks for the hearings or just let them know you continue to watch the progress of the bill. Your state rep and senator e-mail address can be found at these links: http://www.senate.state.oh.us/senators/by_name.html http://www.house.state.oh.us/jsps/SearchbyName.jsp Thank you for being a voice for the dogs that linger in the mills. For the Dogs, Kellie DiFrischia ColumbusDogConnection.com Dogs Needing Homes/Rescue - Los Angeles, CA Click on the picture for a larger photo and more information about this dog. Reload/Refresh this page to see another dog. See the menu bar on the left for more dogs at LA Animal Services care centers. This dog is at the: North Central Animal Care and Control 3201 Lacy Street Los Angeles, CA 90031 Voice: (888) 452-7381 Fax: (213) 847-0555 March 18th Dogs Needing Homes at Rainbow Rescue Roanoke Papids, NC  DAISY - Beagle, neutered female, adult, small size.
Daisy is a small 13 inch Beagle. She was a stray and was pregnant. Once her puppies were adopted the person that
rescued them did not know what to do with Daisy. She had a severe case of yeast infection which is being treated
and is doing well. She is a sweet little girl and loves to be with people and other dogs. She likes children and
is house, crate, and leash trained. Daisy is spayed, up to date with her shots. This dog is in Durham, NC.
If you are interested in this dog please call Madeline on 919 620 6896.
Rainbow Rescue is based in the Roanoke Rapids, Halifax County, NC area.
We will not 'ship' animals to you. You will either have to collect them or we may be able to deliver them to you.
Click here for More Dogs and Cats Needing HomesRainbow Animal Rescue P.O. Box 741 Roanoke Rapids NC 27870 Phone: 252 535 1450 Dogs Needing Rescue - Moultrie, GA. Click here for photo's and deatils of the dogs needing homes. For more information contact: Moultrie-Colquitt County Humane Society 1412 1st NE P.O. Box 2915 Moultrie, GA. 31776 Phone: 229-985-5463 (ask for Shirley or Don) Transport help available to rescue, please contact tinamdd909@yahoo.com Dogs Needing Rescue or a Home - Savannah, Georgia We’ve found a safe haven for the rescues! Now our main sanctuary is located in Wheeler County, between Vidalia and Dublin, where we have quiet country acres for our rescues to recuperate, relax and rehabilitate! Internet and Cellular Service is improving, but please be patient with us as service is limited! Our Board is located across middle and coastal Georgia - so we have rescue contacts and adoptable pets from Hinesville, to Savannah, to Dublin! Click here for photo's and details of the dogs needing homes. Southern Comfort Animal Rescue Savannah, GA 31405 
Dogs Needing Homes - Bainbridge, GABainbridge-Decatur County Humane Society Animal Shelter. Can you help them? Please contact the Humane Society at PO Box 429, Bainbridge, GA 39818 Phone 229-246-0101 E-mail bainbridgehs@bellsouth.net See more dogs needing homes on the Bainbridge Humane Society website. Dogs Needing Homes/Rescue at Franklin County Animal Control Louisburg, NC For current information on pet's availability, please call the ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICERS DIRECTLY AT 919-496-3032 during their open hours 9-5pm Monday thru Friday. There extended hours are on Thursday's from 5pm to 7pm. Be sure to MENTION ID number when calling. Click here for list of dogs and cats needing rescue at Franklin County Animal Control Franklin County Animal Control 107 Industrial Dr, Louisburg, NC, 27549 919-496-3032, 919-494-5274, 919-570-8208 vivgraves@hotmail.com heavenscent@nc.rr.com Louisburg, NC is 52 miles south-west of Roanoke Rapids, NC - click here for directions Dogs Needing Homes/Rescue at Halifax County Animal Shelter, Halifax, NC If you are considering rescuing a dog please contact the Halifax County Animal Shelter 54 Dogpound Road Halifax NC 27839 halifax.dogrescue.info Directions to Halifax County Animal Shelter Lots of dogs and cats needing homes - Wilmington, Ohio There are lots of dogs and cats needing homes at Clinton County Humane Society PO Box 1024 Wilmington, OH 45177 (937) 383-0703 E-mail clintoncohumanesociety@yahoo.com Area: Wilmington, Ohio Click here for a list pets needing homes Australian Cattle Dogs needing a home - Phoenix, Arizona Desert Hills Heelers K9 Rescue is a NON-PROFIT, no kill Corporation. Our Mission is to provide a second chance for Australian Cattle Dogs/Heelers find loving forever homes. We take the homeless/abandoned/unwanted/ cruelty cases. We work with the Humane Societies and individual shelters taking those to be euthanized. We do not have a shelter, we are Foster Home run. Our Foster Homes provide a safe and happy place for our dogs until they are adopted. Our dogs have big hearts and our main mission is their forever happiness, in a home where they will be loved and taken care of for the rest of their life. Click here to see the dogs needing homes. Desert Hills Heelers Canine Rescue 20235 N. Cave Creek Road Suite 104-465 Phoenix, AZ 85014 623-256-0355 Puppies Needing a Home/Rescue at St. Martin Parish Animal Control, St. Martinville, LA 
Because of limited funding and space, animals can only be kept at the pound for a brief period of
time before they are destroyed. If you are interested in this animal please call (337) 394-1220 immediately
and leave a message and phone number. It may be difficult to reach someone on the phone because the staff has
so much to do, but please keep trying.
Another way to help is by fostering this pet until we find a permanent home. Please ask the staff how.
NOTE: The St. Martin Animal Control Facility does NOT have e-mail. The Petfinder list is maintained by
volunteers who do NOT work at the facility and have NO additional information.
If you are interested in this animal, please call the facility at (337) 394-1220 AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
Click here for list of Dogs and Cats Needing Rescue at St. Martin Parish Animal ControlSt. Martin Parish Animal Control 1004 Industrial Park Road St. Martinville, LA 70582 Phone: (337) 394-1220 stmartinhumane@hotmail.com St. Martinville, Louisiana is 60 miles south-west of Baton Rouge, LA - click here for directions Dogs Needing Homes in Florida Putnam County Pound has lots of dogs and cats needing homes. See the photo's of the dogs and cats needing homes by view the slideshow here. If you can help please call 386-329-0399 or email pcshelteranimals@yahoo.com Putnam County Pound is open 2-4pm Monday-Friday 140 LANDFILL RD PALATKA, FL 32178 From Hwy 17 North County Landfill Road North of Palatka 
Dogs Needing a Home - Queenstown, MDClick here for dogs and cats needing homes at Queen Annes County Animal Control. Queen Annes County Department of Animal Control 201 Clay Drive, Queenstown, Maryland 21658 Phone: 410.758.2393 Fax 410.827.5064 Email: QACAnimalControl@qac.org For opening times, adoption information and directions click here. August 28th Dogs Needing Homes - Agoura, California. There are 464 dogs here looking for homes today!Click here to see a list of dogs needing homes atLA County Department of Animal Care and Control Agoura Shelter 29525 Agoura Rd. Agoura, CA 91301 (818) 991-0071 Louisiana Death Row Pets Require Rescue Now! These pets are at the Lafayette Animal Control Center, 613 Pont Des Mouton Road, Lafayette, LA 70507. They only have a limited time so please visit the center soon if you can adopt one. Click here for map and directions to the Roicy Duhon Animal Shelter. Alternatively adopt a pet from one of the rescues listed below so that they can rescue more pets from the center. I am requesting that individuals not abuse the staff at the center. They get lots of ugly phone calls and if it gets bad enough this could end up with the rescues being shut out and all the animals destroyed. People from all over have an interest in saving these animals and that is wonderful, but please treat the staff with kindness and understanding. Click here for the Conditions of Adoption. Rescues: please take a look and see if you can help any of these pets. We don't have lots of time as the deadline for some will be Thursday at 5pm with PTS Friday morning. Unfortunately the animal center is not open over the weekend. If you have contacts who are LEGIT 501(3)(c) groups and they are within driving distance, please contact them. Rescues must be there by 3pm, non-profit letter, spay/neuter policy and adoption policy faxed to Virginia in advance as well as who can pull for you. You must fax to Virginia proof of rabies and alter within 30 days. If you are unable to provide the necessary paperwork in time try contacting one of the local rescues listed below E.g. Animal Rescue Foundation, to see if they are able to pull the pet for you. IF YOU CAN FOSTER AN ANIMAL FOR A MINIMUM OF 60-90 DAYS FOR A RESCUE GROUP, PLEASE EMAIL ME AT rescuerealtor@cox.net. You must be local or within short driving distance of Lafayette, Baton Rouge or New Orleans to foster. There are many more dogs and cats needing homes and their time is running out. Click here to see this weeks dogs and cats at Lafayette Animal Control Do not see a pet you want this week? Ask about pets that will be up for adoption next week. Please do not complain to us about the pets that are being destroyed! We did not put them in the shelter because we couldn't (or wouldn't) find them a home! The shelter will make every effort to hold a dog longer than it's expiry date, but this is a very small facility with limited dog kennels. The unwanted animals come in every day, and there are many strays awaiting their turn to go to adoption. Do something useful:
Acadiana Humane Society, Maurice, LA 70555 Animal Rescue Foundation, Lafayette, LA Animal Rescue New Orleans (ARNO), New Orleans, LA 70130 LAPAW (Lake Area Partnerships for Animal Welfare), Lake Charles, LA 70605 Animal Protection And Welfare Society, Baton Rouge, LA 70835 People Assisting Animal Welfare (PAAW), Youngsville, LA 70592 Bayou Border Collie Rescue, Baton Rouge, LA 70810 Collie Rescue of South Louisiana, New Orleans, LA Capital Area Animal Welfare Society, Baton Rouge, LA 70879 MuttShack Foundation Cajun Animal Aid, Breaux Bridge, LA 70517 Lafayette Animal Aid, Carencro, LA 70520 Chihuahua & Pound Puppy Rescue of Louisiana, New Iberia, LA Sue Rabeaux's Cat Ranch, Sunset, LA 70584-0536 Looziana Basset Rescue, Harvey, LA 70059-1315 Gulf Coast Doberman Rescue, New Orleans, LA 70183 St. Martin Humane Society, Breaux Bridge, LA 70517 Ratbone Rescues, Louisiana English Springer Rescue of America, Louisiana Labs4Rescue of SW Louisiana Carencro, Louisiana Golden Beginnings Golden Retriever Rescue, Houston, TX 77259-1806 Houston Beagle and Hound Rescue, Houston TX 77075 Catahoula United Rescue Society, Trenton, FL 32693 Chesapeake Bay Retriever Relief and Rescue, Florida Operation Bring Animals Home, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Specialty Purebred Cat Rescue, Southeastern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois areas Golden Retriever Rescue Lifeline, Biddeford, Maine K9 Stray Rescue League of Michigan, Oxford, MI 48371 Cambridge & District Humane Society, Ontario, Canada One-at-a-time Rescue, Vancouver, BC, Canada Best Friends Animal Society, Kanab, Utah, 84741 Please support these groups who continue to save the lives of Roicy animals. Some people have driven days to get there. Thank you to them for doing so much so often. If you have pledged a donation toward an animal, please follow through as soon as possible. More Dogs (and Cats) in Danger at Lafayette Animal Control These dogs are at the Roicy Duhon Animal Control Center, 613 Pont Des Mouton Road, Lafayette, LA 70507 Dogs that were saved from the Roicy Duhon Animal Control Center Cats that were saved from the Roicy Duhon Animal Control Center Foster Homes Needed in Louisiana Foster homes are desperately needed in New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and surrounding areas. We need foster homes to continue the rescue efforts. If you are interested in fostering a dog(s) and/or cat(s) for Animal Rescue New Orleans please e-mail whippetdogs@yahoo.com for more information. Dogs Desperately Needing A Home - Memphis, TN This is NOT a NO-KILL shelter. Click here to see the dogs out of time at Memphis Animal Shelter. If you can help find a home for these dogs please contact: Memphis Animal Services 3456 Tchulahoma Road Memphis, TN 38118 Phone: 901-362-5310 Click here for adoption information. West Jersey Animal Shelter The West Jersey Animal Shelter closed but there are still dogs in foster homes and boarding kennels needing permanent homes. Click here to see the list. Applications, adoption fee, and references required. West Jersey Volunteers for Animals 27 North Warner Street Woodbury NJ, 08096 Phone: 856-845-3860 Email: wjvolunteers@yahoo.com Scrap (and hundreds like him) left to die at the pound 
I saw you with Scrap today. You were smiling and for a while Scrap was sitting next to you with his
tail wagging. You were standing in front of the intake counter at Jacksonville Animal Control.
You were explaining that you couldn't keep him because he chewed through a $5.00 dollar telephone cord.
I heard the lady tell you that they take in at least 100 dogs a day and that Scrap would most likely
be euthanized, because he is a bigger dog. You were still smiling and Scrap was still looking up at
you with his tail wagging wondering if the new adventure with you was going to involve some new dog
friends that he could hear frantically barking all over the building. The lady asked if you wanted
his collar and his leash and you took them off (presumably for the new dog you will buy after the holiday)
as the lady put on his new plastic Animal Control, ID
collar and an Animal Control leash. Scrap was still a good boy, still wagging his tail. As you
walked out the door you were still smiling.
When you walked out the door Scrap stopped smiling. As he was tied up Scrap's tail stopped wagging
and went between his legs and he started crying. Scrap kept trying to get to you long after you were gone.
The lady at Animal Control felt bad for him and tried to give him a treat but all Scrap wanted was to
be with you so he kept crying. The Animal Control Officer came to get him and Scrap left with him his
tail between his legs and his head down. Scrap knew then that you were leaving him at that place
and you weren't coming back.
Scrap has seven days until he dies, Scrap probably won't live until Christmas. This is a true
story, it just happened yesterday. I don't expect that anyone is going to run down to
Jacksonville Animal Control
and get Scrap but please if you are thinking about taking your pet to Animal Control - don't.
If you are looking for a pet then check at Animal Control as there are so many Scrap's there.
Although Scrap is in Jacksonville, FL, this is also happening hundreds and thousands of times in
all towns and counties AND countries. PLEASE take pet ownership seriously! These precious, loving,
loyal animals do not deserve this. They ARE man's best friend! In good times and bad times,
they'll always be there for you and never judge you. You have a duty to care for your dog, not to dump it
because you cannot be bothered to train it or because it is inconvenient to keep it.
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