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6/30/15 Byron, GA - Tiny Shelter SOS!! - "super sweet and friendly dog is around 2-years old. Little 25-pounder is very urgent!! " Byron Animal Shelter. Read More See Map.

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"Please call the Byron Animal Shelter at: 478-256-8353 ASAP!

From: JACK AND TRACY  thjsjennings@bellsouth.net
Date: June 29, 2015 at 12:03:33 PM EDT
Byron, GA - SOS!! - Little 25-pounder is very urgent!!

The Lab and her bonded Beagle brother were adopted together yesterday, so
great news to report for them!

But this little 25-pounder is very urgent in Byron, GA! She was found
running down the interstate with harness and leash attached.

She is super sweet and friendly, and is around 2-years old.

This is a tiny shelter, and she is now very urgent as they are now jammed
packed!

Please call the Byron Animal Shelter at: 478-256-8353 ASAP!"
Byron Animal Shelter 
103 North Highway 49 
P.O. Box 129 
Byron, GA 31008 
Phone: (478) 956-2493

http://awos.petfinder.com/shelters/GA391.html
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6/24/15 Give A Dog a New Life- Dogs Who Shelters Would Have Put Down Find Safety and Care Here- "came here labeled "unadoptable" have been able to have families after spending time with us here at the farm and learning to trust people. ​Many of the dogs who have come here are adoptable. We have an excellent adoption program, and find great families for the dogs who can be adopted. Our goal is to rehome as many of the dogs who came here as possible!" Check Out Smiling Dog Farms- See Pictures of Dogs In Need of Adoption

"Smiling Dog Farms is a Sanctuary, not a traditional rescue.

 We are a "Last Resort" for dogs who have run out of options and are facing certain death.  Our mission is to care for those dogs who have nowhere else to go.

 Our dogs have come from shelters, rescues and individuals all across America.  They have come for many, varied reasons.  Some have medical issues, some have behavioral challenges, some are older, senior dogs and some just ran out of time at a shelter and would have been put down if they had not come here.  If a dog is breathing, he is welcomed at Smiling Dog Farms.
came here labeled "unadoptable" have been able to have families after spending time with us here at the farm and learning to trust people.

 ​Many of the dogs who have come here are adoptable.  We have an excellent adoption program, and find great families for the dogs who can be adopted.  Our goal is to rehome as many of the dogs who came here as possible!"


  Read the rest here and See Dogs in Need of Adoption

 http://www.adoptapet.com/shelter89980-pets.html

 http://www.smilingdogfarms.com/
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6/16/ 15 Bureau of Land Management- Demand Shelter for Wild Horses & Burros Sweltering in BLM Holding Pens. American Wild Horse Preservation.

Is this animal cruelty?  You decide. Imagine having no way to get out of the sun. The animals are sentient beings. This is no way to treat them.



Pic from American Wild Horses Preservation site
 Our goal is to protect America’s wild horses and burros by stopping the federal government’s systematic elimination of these national icons from our public lands"

"Summer is upon us and the nearly 17,000 wild horses and burros incarcerated in Bureau of Land Management (BLM) holding pens are once again exposed to unrelenting sun and sweltering temperatures without relief. Once wild on the range, these animals were free to seek shelter from the elements in tree cover, ravines and canyons. But in BLM feedlots..." Read the rest

 WATCH VIDEO.TAKE ACTION ON BEHALF OF THE BURROS AND WILD MUSTANGS: SIGN PETITION. MAKE CALLS.

 http://wildhorsepreservation.org/
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6/12/15 Please Support This Wonderful Organization that Saves the Lives of Many Animals, Dogs, Cats and Other Furry Friends in Need- The National Humane Education Society, Charles Town WV. ADOPT DOG , CATS. ANIMALS IN NEED OF HOMES ARE AT THE BRIGGS ADOPTION CENTER http://www.baacs.org/






From their Website
"The National Humane Education Society (NHES), with offices located near Charles Town, West Virginia, is a nonprofit animal welfare organization created by Anna C. Briggs in 1948.  
Our mission is to foster a sentiment of kindness to animals in children and adults.  
NHES provides humane education, rescue and relief assistance for animals, and screened adoption services.  

Through the Humane Education & Advocacy Department, we provide educational presentations to all ages and information services to members as well as to the general public. We are able to provide these services solely through private donations."
 I LOVE THEIR GUDING PRINCIPLES. I READ THE FOUNDER'S (ANNA BRIGG'S) BOOK YEARS AGO


READ THEIR 12 Guiding Principles



http://www.nhes.org/sections/view/82
"We are currently at our humane holding capacity for cats and dogs."

 CHECK THEM OUT ON FACE BOOK

 https://www.facebook.com/TheBAAC

  BRIGGS ADOPTION CENTER
http://www.baacs.org/
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6/10/15 Cats and Kittens in Florida Shelter, Orange County Animal Services Need Homes and or Rescues. Save a Life. Find A Loveable Furry Friend. Read ( Animal Rescue Site Link) About Major the Cat Who Purred So Much When He Was About to Be Euthed, They Could Not Do It. Many Wonderful Cats Are Euthed. Major Was Lucky. Please Adopt from Orange County Animal Services or Your Local Shelters and Donate Today To Help Shelter Cats!


Orange County Animal Services - Pet Rescue & Adoption Center
2769 Conroy Road
Orlando, FL. 32839-2162

Email: AnimalServices@ocfl.net

Telephone Information
Orange County 311: For animal related issues and complaints dial 3-1-1 or (407) 836-3111(407) 836-3111
http://www.ocfl.net/?tabid=221#.VXhLHhfbK6k

Major- Story from Animal Rescue Site- 

"They found out he was FIV+ and they were all deeply upset as everyone instantly loved him due to his playful personality and affectionate nature. I became involved when one of the techs at POP called to find out if I knew anyone who would take an FIV+ cat. The choice was up to POP to find a place for him by the end of the work day or to euthanize him. He rubbed all over the techs and purred up a storm as they went to euthanize him at 5pm - and that's when I got the call for help! He was going to Orange County Animal Services, and since he had been neutered that morning, he could be transferred to OCAS for no fee! He currently resides there and is patiently waiting to find his forever home!"



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