| Posted: Fri Dec 03, 2010 5:31 am Post subject: Pittie Urgent Now - Carrollton, Ohio | |
| Carroll County Dog Pound 2185 Kensington Rd. NE, Route 9 Carrollton, Ohio 44615 330-627-4244 $17 to pull Located southeast of Akron/Canton, one county from PA. Rescues welcome, out of state welcome, adoptions and rescues are first come, first served. www.Carroll.Petfinder.org | |
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 Posted: Tue Jul 26, 2011 10:37 am Post subject: Dogs Dying Daily - Stark County, Canton, Ohio | |
| City pound, tons of pits, euthing daily. Stark County Dog Warden Department Canton, Ohio Reduced adoption fees. www.starkdogs.org Two groups on Facebook: Friends of the Pound (Stark County, Ohio) Friends of the Stark County Pound | |
 Posted: Tue May 19, 2009 3:27 pm Post subject: DESPERATE:SHORT-TERM Fosters 4 Dogs | |
| Canine Crusaders, Youngstown, OH 501(c)(3) Non-Profit organization (All donations are tax-deductible) http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/OH673.html If You Would Like To Open Your Heart & Home And Foster A Dog In Need, Please Contact Shannon at: shannon.sell@yahoo.com "Heaven is where you meet all the dogs you ever loved." The primary goal of Canine Crusaders is rescuing dogs out of the Mahoning County Pound, Ohio. Foster homes can be as much as 180 miles away. They are located directly between Cleveland, OH and Pittsburgh, PA. "We are in DESPERATE need of SHORT-TERM FOSTERS for dogs awaiting transport to rescues. Foster time for dogs going to rescue is generally only 1 to 3 weeks. Foster time for dogs waiting to find their forever home may take a little longer. Foster homes provide temporary shelter, food and love." Canine Crusaders provides necessary vetting. The cost of food and toys is up to the foster. Prerequisites such as fenced yard, experience, etc., may depend on the type of dog to be fostered. | |
Sam was a friendly 6 month old puppy. Reason for euthanasia: Behavior, not aggressive behavior that you and I might think would make a dog unadoptable, but rather because 6-month-old puppy Sam was getting "depressed" in the shelter environment. Sasha was surrendered to the shelter as a healthy 1.5 year old when her owners moved to an apartment that did not allow dogs. Like many dogs, within days of arriving at the shelter Sasha developed a runny nose and cough, common signs of an upper respiratory infection that makes so many shelter dogs sick. Reason for Sasha's death: Medical.
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