A Furry Friend

Chance is at the STAR (Saving the Animals of Rowan) shelter. He has been on the urgent list for a long time now. I posted about him several weeks ago. The two other dogs that were posted with him, Jamie and Munchkin, did not make it out alive. Chance could be euthanized at any time.

• Black Lab/Curly-coated Retriever mix
• Male
• Adult/Senior (around 8 yrs)
• Neutered
• Knows how to sit, stay, lie, walk on a leash, & is housebroken
• Please give Chance a chance! He was turned into the shelter after 8 years of being a family dog! He doesn’t understand why he wasn’t loved. He needs a home where he can live our his golden years and be cherished and loved again.

If you cannot adopt Chance, you can help in these ways:

• Foster (Call Sue at 606-356-1939)
• Donate money to board him and extend his time ($10 boards a dog for 1 day)
• Donate money to help transport him to a rescue/forever home ($30)

Go to the following page to donate and learn more: http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/KY251.html

If you are interested in adopting, rescuing, or setting up an appointment to meet Chance, contact STAR at:

Phone: 606-356-1939

Email: STARadoptions@yahoo.com

Visit Chance’s petfinder page: http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=10856142

A woman in Massachusetts is seeking a farm animal sanctuary for her hay-eating farm animals, including several senior animals. She rescued a cow from slaughter 10 years ago and would like to see it go to a safe haven where she can live out her life in peace. The animals’ guardian can no longer care for the animals because she cannot afford the cost of hay to feed them all.

If you know of a sanctuary that might be interested in these animals, please pass this info along to them.

If you or someone you know can help these animals, please email me at afurryfriend@gmail.com. I will give you more information.

This is Tilly, a proud new mom of 10 puppies! She is being fostered at the house of the kennel manager from the Adams County Pound. Tilly is not doing so well and desperately needs donations to help with her medical costs. She is emaciated, has an upper respiratory infection, and is refusing to eat. Her foster mom is getting liquid diet from the vet and trying to hand feed her. They might even have to put a feeding tube in.

She is now at the vet, Dr. Jenny Cowdrey, who can be contacted at: 937-377-5050

Direct payment can be made to the vet by calling and saying the payment is for Tilly.

To contact her foster mom:

This is one of those cases that haunts you. “Harry” was overheard being attacked 7/5 and then found by a lady 7/10. He is a senior stray that obviously wandered to the “wrong side of the track”. By the time he was found, maggots had already settled in on a 30″ strip of flesh from his tail to his head. He is now in the care of the Vet Clinic under STAR’s account. In addition to his back injuries, he has numerous puncture wounds to his neck and legs. If Harry makes it, he will need a foster who can care for the burdensome injuries.

In the meantime donations are appreciated for Harry’s medical costs. Credit cards can be called into the vet at 606-784-7170, you can use the shelter’s paypal button, or mail a check to:

STAR, 123 Oakwood Dr, Morehead KY 40351.

All donations are tax deductible. Thanks!

http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=11398213

This is Rock, a sweet, 4-year-old dog in need of a new home ASAP! His owner was forced to move and cannot keep him. Rock is now staying at the owner’s parents’ house, but they cannot keep him either. He is in danger of being put down if he does not find a new home. If a new home is not found soon, I will be assisting his guardians in finding a no-kill rescue to place Rock in. If any rescues are willing to take him, please contact me. There is no adoption fee for Rock. He is free to a GOOD HOME.

• Up-to-date on shots
• No illnesses
• Not neutered
• Used to people/family

Current guardians of the dog are willing to help with transportation.

Rock is located in Midway, Georgia, near Savannah and Ft. Stewart.

If you are interested in adopting this dog, please contact me at afurryfriend@gmail.com.

Hi, my name is Stormy (pic below), I’m about 7-8 yrs old and I weigh around 60lbs, I’m such a sweet and quiet girl, I just can’t get enough love!  I know how to sit and I love treats, I’m afraid no one will want to save me because I’m older I’m hoping as soon as you meet me you will see what a good girl I am and my age won’t matter!

She dies by heartstick Wednesday July 2nd but could be sooner if they fill up. She is depressed & stopped eating (it’s as if she knows), she does perk up when taken outside for walks. Mellow in temperament, likes other dogs, people & kids, found down by the river.  Instead of looking forward to tomorrow, I am afraid….frightened of what the next sunrise will bring….life or death is the only 2 options I will be given….can you imagine for just a minute….how it would feel if you knew you only had a 50/50 chance of being alive tomorrow?… As you look into my eyes you will see feelings of sadness, confusion, and emptiness….My eyes are the doorway to my soul just like yours are…..except my soul has been disposed of by society …. You may ask why I have become unwanted and homeless ……All of us here at the shelter have our own special stories to tell….the problem is….we can only speak with our hearts …..and in order to be heard….someone must be there to listen …….All I can do now is believe a miracle will come my way….I just pray it will be in time…Please take another look at my face and see if you would have room in your heart and your home to save my life!……. Thanks, Stormy

She is at Levy County Animal Services in Bronson, Florida

Contact: (352) 486-5138 Ask for ARNETTE

If you do not live near Bronson, transportation can likely be arranged. Contact me (afurryfriend@gmail.com) if you would like help arranging transport for Stormy.

As you can tell by looking at his face, this poor dog was beaten very badly. Yet, he is still so sweet, loving, and forgiving. He is willing to trust humans again and wants a caring, forever home. He has been at the shelter since June 19. He could go at any time. The workers have been trying to keep him alive for as long as possible because they love his personality. Please don’t let this dog die knowing only hate and cruelty. If you do not live near the Jacksonville area, transportation can likely be arranged!

Contact Michele if you can help save this dog: ryninger@coj.net

He is at the Jacksonville Animal Control Facility.

This is Frito, a previously emaciated dog that has turned into a beautiful Chocolate Lab with a lot of TLC. He was being fostered, but the foster family had to move. He was taken to a rescue, but he was completely petrified there. He is also scared to be in the kennels at the vet. Volunteers assume this is due to his bad experience at the shelter he was previously at that allowed him to waste away to around 30 lbs! He is in the Houston area. You can help even if it is only fostering him for a week until a long-term foster can be found. He is also looking for a forever home. HE IS READY FOR ADOPTION! He’s a great dog. He’s good with other dogs. He really needs to be in a home environment.

Before:

After:

This is an email from a rescue worker that has worked with Frito:

I got to spend some time with Frito this week, and you would never know he was the dog that was so near death just months ago. He is a funny boy who just wanted to give me kisses and stand by my side. I had to watch out for his tail though because he was so excited to have visitors, he was using it! He has muscle and a beautiful chocolate coat. His hair has grown back in and just looks so gorgeous!

Frito is now ready to go to his forever home! Despite his awful beginnings, Frito is a very loving and loyal dog. He is housetrained and cratetrained. Now that he is healthy, he is full of energy and would be a great dog if you want a dog for running or other activity. Frito LOVES to eat. His most recent antic was taking a cucumber right out of his foster mom’s hands while she was cooking and swallowing it whole! That will give you and idea of this boy’s need to protect his food! Who can blame him?

Frito is great with other dogs, but Frito is and will probably remain rather food aggressive (no shock there). So while he currently lives in harmony with three other dogs, we really would like to see him go into a home as an only dog (although it is not a requirement). We just do not want to see his new owners make a mistake and leave food out if there are other dogs around. The same with kids. He is good with kids, but we really do not want to risk a child accidentally carrying food in his or her hands near Frito and having Frito think it is his. So we really recommend that he not be in a home with kids.

But not only does he love his food, he adores his humans. He has a very adorable habit of taking things that belong to his foster mom (a slipper, a brush, a stuffed toy, a pair of underwear(!)) and placing them in a pile next to his food bowl. That is no doubt his way of saying “I love you like I love my food,” which is A LOT of love!

Frito is also a good protector of his home. He insists on sleeping on the landing on the stairs once everyone has gone to bed so he can make sure everyone is safe upstairs and still keep an eye on the front door. What a remarkably good boy!

If you are interested in adopting this miracle dog and giving him the love and safety he so sorely deserves, please contact Laura at lcarlock@mac.com or (713)502-2542.

UPDATE 7/13! Several of the animals have found homes, please help these three! The following dogs are at the Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society. The shelter is full and euthanizing for room. The following dogs need rescued/fostered/or adopted asap! Click the link below each picture to go to that dog’s info.

Prince:

http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=11036062

Darla:

http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=10855261

Fiona Apple:

http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=10827308

The following dogs are only available by appointment. Please email Natalie@phillypaws.org.

Scoop: EUTHANIZED!

Scoop (A04704709) is a pretty and thin 1-2 year old female Hound-Terrier mix. Poor Scoop has been bounced around. She came in as a stray very fearful and was sent out to foster care, but was returned from foster because she played to rough with the foster family’s small dog. Scoop is good with children and adults, but does need to learn boundaries and manners. She is responsive to training and correction but may get distracted at times. She is pretty and friendly and very playful once she warms up with you. She is stressing very hard at the shelter and needs to leave immediately.

Joker (DEAD-B/C NOBODY HELP HIM!!!!)

http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=11103127

For more information on the dogs, email: Tiffseagles@yahoo.com.

or email: natalie@phillypaws.org

The shelter is located at: 111 West Hunting Park Avenue in Philadelphia, PA

The above is a picture of Stubby, a 4-year-old cat in need of medical care. I received the following message:

My name is Ria, and I’ve created an LJ on behalf of a sweet little guy named Stubby. A friend asked me to provide a temporary home for Stubby, as well as try to find him a forever home, and I was happy to oblige. I knew that Stubby hadn’t been to the vet in a few years, and would need to be caught up on his vaccinations and receive a clean bill of health before I could find a forever home for him.

However, when I took him in for his exam, the doctor determined that his oral health was deteriorated to such an extent that Stubby would need to undergo extensive surgery to extract all of his teeth and repair the damage to his gums and jawbones. As you can imagine, that kind of surgery is very, very expensive, and I if I had the means to pay for it on my own, I would do so in a heartbeat. That’s where you come in…

I’ve created a website called http://www.freewebs.com/surgeryforstubby, where you can learn a little more about Stubby as well as make donations in any amount to help cover the cost of the surgery. For every $5 donated, you’ll receive an entry in the Thank You Raffle for a chance at the Grand Prize of a $50 SuperCertificate to http://www.GiftCertificates.com

My fundraising goal is $1,200…any money raised that exceeds the goal amount will be donated to SICSA (The Society for the Improvement of Conditions for Stray Animals, which is a wonderful no-kill shelter here in Kettering, Ohio.

I’m asking for your support as I try to improve Stubby’s life. Several people have told me to “just put him down, it’s not worth it”…as far as I’m concerned, this is not an option. He’s only four years old, and with this surgery, will lead a long, happy life. Please consider donating…even $1 will help! Even if all you can do is share the website with your friends and fellow animal lovers, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thank you for your time, and thank you for all the work you do to help our furry friends! If you have any questions, please feel free to email me.

I want to make it very clear that my one and only goal in creating the website and corresponding LJ is to raise the funds necessary to get Stubby on the road to health and happiness. I am not affiliated with any shelter or rescue group…I’m just one person trying to make a difference in one animal’s life, in any way that I can.

Sincerely,
Ria K.

Click here to donate!

Click the link to the freewebs site in the 3rd paragraph of the message for more information, including information for those doubting the legitimacy of this cat’s needs. Theer is vet contact info, etc.

The following dogs are at the Philadelphia Animal Care and Control Association. The must get out immediately! I posted some from this facility yesterday and some of those have already been euthanized! Please consider foster, adopting, or rescuing these wonderful dogs!

Jackson:

• Handsome, unaltered male Beagle-Shepherd mix. Only about 9 months old! Poor Jackson is a little skinny and could use some weight put on him. Shy at first, but very friendly and cute. Just needs some time and space to learn how to open up.

Delta: (available only by appointment-contact Natalie at bottom of page)

• Beautiful 1-2 year old female Shepherd-Terrier mix. Small, compact, and very shy. Came into the shelter as a stray in very bad condition. She has been treated and is now ready to leave the shelter. Very scared and nervous in loud stressful environment, but she is a sweet girl who deserves a chance in a quiet, loving place.

Scoop: (available by appointment only-contact Natalie at bottom of page)

• 1-2 year old female Terrier-Hound mix. Poor Scoop has been bounced around. Came in as a fearful stray and was sent to a foster, but was returned because she played rough with the foster’s family dog. Good with children and adults, but needs to learn boundaries and manners. Responsive to training and corrections, but may get distracted at times. Pretty, friendly, and very playful. She is stressing at the shelter and needs to leave immediately.

Queeny (HAS NOW GONE TO A FOSTER!!-CALL IF INTERESTED IN ADOPTING!)

• Beautiful female German Shepherd mix. About 10 years old. Surrendered by owners because they could no longer afford her. Great girl-good with people and all around laidback dog. In great shape for her age, but would prefer to be out of the shelter and in a comfortable home.

Misty:

• Sweet female Chi-Russell mix. 2-4 years old. Surrendered by her owner b/c they could no longer care for her. Very scared, but used to people and will come up to you and let you pet her. Supposedly may nip if she gets very scared, but the shelter has never seen this happen. Too “touchy” and scared for adoptions-her only way out will be through foster or rescues (and rescues are always full).

Please help these dogs in any way that you can. Pass this info along to anyone you know. The shelter is very full and dogs are euthanized for room all the time.

Contact Natalie at : natalie@phillypaws.org or call 267-385-3800×114

These adorable coonhound puppies are in desperate need of an adoptive forever home or rescue! Please help to get them out of the shelter and give them the life they deserve. They’re about 12 weeks old.

They are at the Knox-Whitley Animal Shelter

Contact: 606-526-6925

The following dogs are at the Philadelphia Animal Car and Control Association. They are all urgent and need to get out ASAP b/c the shelter is euthanizing for room. They are looking for forever homes, foster, or rescues for these sweet dogs. The dogs with links under them have more info on their petfinder page, just click the links.

Felicity:

http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=10827217

Laura:

http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=10715277

Slim:

http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=10805571

Summer:

http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=10383971

Peekay: !!EUTHANIZED!!

If you are interested in meeting, foster, rescuing or adopting one of these pups, please email:

tiffseagles@yahoo.com

or call the shelter at: 267-385-3800

Transport is needed for Saturday June 14 to get these guys to their approved FURever homes.

All legs are flexible!

The following is the transport leg schedule. The yellow highlighted ones still need filled!

Leg 1: Fifield, WI – Eau Claire, WI

120 miles 2 hour

8:30 am – 10:30 am

*** FILLED ***

Leg 2: Eau Claire, WI – St Paul, MN

82.5 miles 1 hour 25 minutes

10:30 am – 11:55 am

*** NEEDED ***

Leg 3: St Paul, MN – Owatonna, MN

65.8 miles 1 hour

11:55 am – 12:55 pm

*** FILLED ***

Leg 4: Owatonna, MN – Clear Lake, IA

70.0 miles 1 hour 10 minutes

12:55 pm – 2:05 pm

*** NEEDED ***

Leg 5: Clear Lake, IA – Ames, IA

84.3 miles 1 hour 25 minutes

2:05 pm – 3:30 pm

*** NEEDED ***

Leg 6:Ames, IA - Des Moines, IA

34.4 miles 30 minutes

3:30 pm – 4:00 pm

*** NEEDED ***

Leg 7: Des Moines, IA – Tulsa, OK

462 miles 7 hours

4:00 pm – 11:00 pm

***FILLED ***

Contact transport coordinator Tara Webb immediately. Change the email subject to reflect which transport leg you are speaking of:

doglvr78@gmail.com

backup email: irmogirl@earthlink.net

Phone: 803-632-7080

If you are volunteering for a leg, you must provide:

Leg you wish to drive:
Name:
Address:
City/State:
Please provide a telephone number you can be reached at any time:
Home #:
Cell #:
Email:
Do you have email access at home?
Vehicle Desc & License Plate #:
How many animals will you be able to fit comfortably in your car?
Do you have any prior commitments that you won’t be available to
take phone calls during the weekend of the transport? If so, when are these commitments?

Additional info:

SENDING SHELTER:

*Name: Catkins Animal Rescue

*Address: N13316 HWY 13

*City/State/Zip Code: Fifield, WI 54524

*Phone: (715) 681-0022

After Hours Phone: (715) 681-0022

*Email: catkins_wi@yahoo.com

*Contact person: Laura Stroud

Website: www.catkins.petfinder.com

*Distance Willing to Drive: 150 miles

=====================================================

RECEIVING RESCUE:

*Name of Rescue: FOREVER HOME
*Address: 5827 South 91^st East Avenue

*City/State/Zip Code: Tulsa, OK 74145

*Phone: (91 693-5483
*Email: KelsieJH@aol.com
*Contact Person: Kelsie Harrison
Website (if applicable) I don’t really have a full website

*Vet Reference/Phone/Contact Person (DO NOT LEAVE THIS BLANK!!):

Dr. James Dominy, South Memorial Animal Hospital, (91 664-8690

Passenger info:

NAME: Bob

BREED: DSH Black/Siamese X

SEX: M

AGE/WEIGHT/SIZE: 1 year

SPAY/NEUTERED: Yes

SHOTS UTD: Yes

RABIES VACCINE & TAG: (MUST BE ORIGINALS NO COPIES!!): #7962

HEALTH CERT (MUST HAVE FOR TRANSPORT NO EXCEPTIONS!!): Will be provided by Country Care Pet Hospital

DEWORMED: Yes, Panacur

BORDETELLA:

FEL/FIV (cats) TestedFeLV negative

ADVANTAGE, FRONTLINE OR PROGRAM: None

CRATE/ SIZE OF CRATE: 22”X15”X12”

MICROCHIPPED: No

OK WITH DOGS: Some dogs, but not a dog loving cat

OK WITH CATS: Most other cats

OK WITH KIDS: Yes, just shy

HOUSE TRAINED: Yes

CRATE TRAINED: NA

TEMPERAMENT TESTED: Very shy- from neglect situation

SPECIAL NEEDS: NO

DOES THE DOG RIDE WELL IN A CAR: The boys will be crated. On all car rides they have been crated together and have been calm and quiet passengers.

ANY ADDITIONAL INFO IN REGARDS TO THIS PASSENGER:

OTHER ITEMS BEING SENT: Crate, food, dishes

ITEMS NEEDED:

REASON FOR TRANSPORT: To forever home

NAME: Rain

BREED: DSH Siamese X

SEX: M

AGE/WEIGHT/SIZE: 1 year

SPAY/NEUTERED: Yes

SHOTS UTD: Yes

RABIES VACCINE & TAG: (MUST BE ORIGINALS NO COPIES!!): #7963

HEALTH CERT (MUST HAVE FOR TRANSPORT NO EXCEPTIONS!!): Will be provided by Country Care Pet Hospital

DEWORMED: Yes, Panacur

BORDETELLA:

FEL/FIV (cats) Tested FeLV negative

ADVANTAGE, FRONTLINE OR PROGRAM: None

CRATE/ SIZE OF CRATE: 22”X15X”12” (he normally likes to ride with his brother, but can have his own crate)

MICROCHIPPED: No

OK WITH DOGS: yes

OK WITH CATS: yes

OK WITH KIDS: Yes, just shy

HOUSE TRAINED: Yes

CRATE TRAINED: NA

TEMPERAMENT TESTED: Very shy- from neglect situation

SPECIAL NEEDS: NO

DOES THE DOG RIDE WELL IN A CAR: The boys will be crated. On all car rides they have been crated together and have been calm and quiet passengers.

ANY ADDITIONAL INFO IN REGARDS TO THIS PASSENGER: If an overnight is necessary, the boys should be kept in a room where they won’t be able to get into anything. If given the run of a house, they will hide and be very difficult to find.

OTHER ITEMS BEING SENT: Crate, food, dishes, adoption kit

ITEMS NEEDED:

REASON FOR TRANSPORT: To forever home

The Chattooga County Animal Control is putting down 20-30 puppies and dogs per week! 3040 have already been euthanized! Barely any are getting out! The remaining dogs need rescued ASAP! FOSTER/ADOPT/RESCUE now! Dogs only have a 3-day holding period before they are euthanized. Owner surrenders have no holding time! They shelter only has 19 kennels. They have puppies and purebreads!

Jaxs & Shelly:

• Jaxs (black and tan Coonhound mix) & Shelly are best friends. They are both about 3 months old. Jax had someone come for him, but the shelter said he was no longer there. He is still there and needs out!

Bandit”

• Female Boxer mix. Found in an abandoned house where she had been without food or water for two months. Very sweet dog. She survived starvation, please help her survive the shelter.

Lily:

• Female Adult Shepherd mix. A gentle giant who deserves a loving home.

Savannah:

• Female baby Black Labrador Retriever mix. She was supposed to have a shelter, but due to some shelter confusion she didn’t get saved. Please help her!

Pollyanna:

• Female 5-month-old baby Shepherd mix. A little shy and scared, but very sweet. She needs some hugs.

Dandi:

• Adult, female Catahoula Leopard mix. Very sweet to both humans and other dogs, including little puppies. Great temperament and very affectionate.

Puddles:

• Listed as female adult Terrier, but she looks more like a teenager. Just a little peanut! Not too big, but has really cute big ears!

Cassie:

• Adult, female Hound/Beagle mix. Was turned in by a woman who said the owner had moved away and just left poor Cassie. Very sweet. Great on the leash.

Chance: !!ADOPTED!!

• Male American Bulldog mix. Adores children and adults! Would make great family dog! Very great with other dogs! About 1-year-old.

Reilly: !!ADOPTED!!

• Playful 4-month-old German Shepherd mix. Really sweet and playful.

Marly: !!ADOPTED!!

• Female Border Collie mix. Came in with her sister who has already been put down. Had 12 puppies at the shelter, but many of them have not made it out either. Wonderful girl who loves to be petted.

Please help these animals! The shelter is supposed to give the dogs 5 days, but they aren’t adhering to the rules. These dogs could be gone at any moment. Be sure to bring/send pictures of the dogs you want with whoever is going to pick them up! The shelter threw out the old licenses and the dogs often do not keep the id numbers they came in with. They might tell you the dog is not there when it really is- they have made this mistake too many times before.

RESCUE FACILITIES-WE NEED YOUR HELP! TRANSPORT CAN LIKELY BE ARRANGED.

DONATIONS FOR HELP WITH TRANSPORT ALSO NEEDED!

Contact the shelter at: 706-857-0679

Email: ccac@alltel.net

fax: 706-857-0676

464 Red Oak Road
Summerville, GA 30747

Go to their petfinder page for more animals and info: http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/GA316.html

EMERGENCY! 4 dogs are stranded in St. Louis. They are awaiting transport, which has already been arranged. They need temporary foster care or a reputable boarding facility only for 1 week. They can be separated.

Contact: mdgrrrl@msn.com OR amdgrrl@ yahoo.com

or

619-405-5456. Call any time!!

Kelly Gibson
transport coordinator
Puggles & Pitties Pet Rescue

Justine is a female, young adult Black Lab mix. She is at the Hancock County Dog Pound in Carthage, Illinois. She needs a rescue, adoption, or sponsor by Saturday June 7.

This girl is located in the Hancock County dog pound in Carthage, IL. She was tied to a vet clinic door about 3 weeks ago and after trying to find her owner with no luck, they contacted animal control to come pick her up. She is about 85 pounds, SO SWEET, outgoing and only maybe a year old. She is good with other dogs and has no aggression. She is extremely happy and always smiling but because she was held by the vets office for 3 weeks, she can be euthanized at anytime. I have asked the warden to please give me this week to find a rescue for her.

Contact Anissa ASAP: Westhancockk9@mchsi.com or sadeghi@mchsi.com

or call the pound at: 319-795-4221

This adorable guys needs a foster home or forever home adoption right away! He is at the Pennsylvania SPCA in Philadelphia.

Hi! My name is Pinky. I am a very sweet and loving terrier Pitt Bull mix. I get so excited when people come and see me that I jump up and down. I am a very good walker and I love to sit for treats! Pinky is in the –Teacher’s Pet program! He is learning how to be a good boy by walking on a leash, sit and stay, and be interactive with others. Here is what Kevin, his teacher has to say about him: “I’ve been working with a really sweet pit bull named Pinky. He got the name Pinky because he was missing some of his hair and his skin is pink! . This guy has been here for alittle while now and I would love to see him go to a good home. He works so hard at trying to please me and everyone. Pinky has come along way and I expect him to do great things! He has some marks on his face that will go away in time …..and with some loving care. I would really like to get him out of the shelter and into foster care. He is incredibly sweet with people and just wants to play with other dogs… I hope his appearence will not limit his chances of finding a good home. Its what is on the inside that is most important and everlasting….not on the outside. He is neutered.

Contact Pennsylvania SPCA at 215-426-6300

The following dogs are all on the URGENT list at Morgan County Animal Control in Jacksonville, Illinois. They will be euthanized on Tuesday June 10 if not adopted or rescued by then!

Beetle: (only 1 yr old!)

Bailey: (only 1 yr old!)

Carli: (only 1 yr old!)

Daphne: (only 2 yrs old!)

Shana: (only 4 months old!)

Styles: (only 2 yrs old!)

Dahlia: (only 2 yrs old!)

Krystal: (only 6 months old!)

Berlin: (only 1 yr old!)

Tiger Woods: (only 2 yrs old!)

Banshee: (only 2 yrs old!)

Magee: (only 2 yrs old!)

Keesha: (only 2 yrs old!)

Double: (only 4 months old!)

Trouble: (only 4 months old!)

Contact Morgan County Animal Control: (217)-245-4015

or email if after-hours: dogs8@verizon.net

Morgan County Animal Control
202 W. Oak

Jacksonville, IL 62650

Please pass this on to anyone you know who might be able to help!

Transport help is needed for 6 desperate pups from the Spalding County Animal Shelter in Griffin, GA. They are a HIGH KILL shelter and these dogs will die if they don’t get out. A rescue worker has ensured that the dogs will be held until June 9. After that, they will be euthanized. The dogs need to be out by Monday June 9! Please help, even if it is only a short leg of the trip. Any length o the drive that can be offered will help!

Contact Lori: animalballistic@yahoo.com