Mckinney TX-CCAS-Super Urgent Dogs & Cats

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Happy Memorial Day everyone :)  I hope this email finds you enjoying an extra day off with your family and friends on this day of remembrance.

Collin County Animal Shelter remains full, and having to euthanize daily.  Please take a look at all these wonderful kiddo's who need to leave the shelter immediately or face death.  The shelter is closed to the public today but Lisa will be there until one and will welcome rescue or the shelter goes back to normal hours tomm opening at 9am.

If you see anyone you can help please email and call shelter, they are all avail to rescue or adopt!

Lisa Drummonds

972-547-7298

ldrummonds@co.collin.tx.us

972-547-7292

animalshelter@co.collin.tx.us

 295675 one year old female heeler mix

Zena has been at the shelter the longest, patiently waiting for someone to help her.  For the first week at the shelter she would bounce out to greet you wagging her tail wildly for some attention.  I noticed yesterday, she has lost some of her zest and I am sure is depressed as people continue to walk by and never choose her. :(  She is a great young dog, highly adoptable and a nice med size.  Please can someone make room for her?

296211 5 year old neutered aussie mix

Romeo's owner was hospitalized and they were waiting for the family to reclaim, but he popped up on my urgent list yesterday so it is time for him to go.  He is a lovely sweet boy.

296786 7 mos old staffordshire terrier

Roxy is a sad little thing.  The first pic is when she came into the shelter and the pic says it all.  Yesterday, we cut off her collar and she really blossomed.  She is still very scared, and clearly has been abused as she flinches every time you touch her.  But yesterday she allowed us to walk her around on a leash, and even when we dropped the leash she would still follow.  She loves other dogs and that was the only time we saw her tail come out from under her was to wag at another dog, and she would vocalize to them too, sort of a little cry/whine to play with her.  You can see the wound under her neck from the collar, it is superficial and not deep.  So lucky for her she was "lost" just in time from her life off abuse.  Please do not let this be her end, please someone make room for her and show her humans can be kind.  She has such an endearing smile.

297467 female baby catahoula mix

Leona is mixed with a much smaller breed, maybe beagle as she is tiny and soooo precious.  She likes to get inbetween my legs and just peers up at me, so cute!

296589 one year old male heeler

Roscoe is a loving and loyal young boy, once he loves you he will follow you anywhere and you have a friend for life.  Wonderful little boy who needs out of the shelter asap!

297009 2 year old male gsd mix

Elijah looks just like a german shepherd except for those ears.  He is a calm, and very well behaved loving boy who desperately needs a second chance.  If you are looking for a laid back, easy going boy-here he is!

These next four kiddo's were dumped on a mans property as pups and he kept them for a few months and then brought them to shelter.  They are clearly dane mixes, they are huge and only 7 mos old.  All big babies, one female and the rest male.  They aren't very sure about leashes so we carried them out to an area they could all run and play together to get some better photos.  They are adorable and my favorites at the shelter.  Please someone make room for them!!!!!

297354 Amos 7 mos male great dane mix

297344 Titon 7 mos old great dane mix

297348 Duke 7 mos old great dane mix-does the belly crawl to you for love!

297351 Trinity 7 mos old female dane mix- the only female and the most confident

297202 senior female lab-Goldie and Kurt came in as a couple and would love to stay together.  They are both the best dogs, so calm and well behaved.  Goldie loves to shake and will continue to give you different paws as long as you will hold her hand. 

297330 senior male lab-Kurt is a true gentleman and such a wonderful boy sure to bring joy to whatever room he is in, and a smile to whomever meets him face.

 

297138-male one year lab /retriever mix-Jackson is a very sweet good boy who gets along with everyone.  Don't let his color deter you, he is a handsome boy who will charm everyone!

297141-2 year old female staffordshire mix-Oh, how we all love Greta.  We were able to convince the shelter not to eu her yesterday as she is such a treasure.  She is good with other dogs, and even if one acts aggressively towards her she just turns the other way trying to find one to play with.  She is so loving and affectionate and thinks she is a lap baby.  Please someone look past that bully exterior and give Greta a chance.

296758-8 mos male gsd mix

Mick is a cool little puppy boy who is very active and playful (wanted to use my feet and limbs as chewtoys), but also very responsive to correction!  Great puppy, who would make a great companion!

297152 one year old female terrier mix-Lacey

Lacey and Ginger came in together and they are both about as sweet and precious as they can be.  Easy adopts! 

297155 -one year old terrier mix-ginger

297145 5 year male rat terrier
Simon is a great little dog, calm, cool and collected.  Loves to walk on the leash, great with others and loves everyone.  Happy and outgoing, and ready to do whatever you want!



296302 female Flemish Giant

297357 gorgeous 2 year old male

296305  petite female 3 yr old tortie

296349 3 mos male kitten

 

296789 2 year old male

we are overflowing with cats and kittens and desperately need help from cat rescue!

 

 

DeDe Whitcombe
www.collincountycastaways.com

Collin County Animal Services Shelter Walker

http://www.petfinder.com/shelters/TX976.html

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Chipley FL - Frightened, deserted, beautiful White GSD (mix?)

On Mon, May 30, 2011 at 3:15 PM, Katie Walter <katie.walter@att.net> wrote:

From: Sandra sandrazz@mchsi.com   (at   mchsi.com)
Sent: Monday, May 30, 2011 4:11 PM
Chipley, FL - Frightened, deserted - Beautiful White GSD (mix?) dumped in poorest county shelter in FL - Desperate for rescue or adoption!

If you cannot rescue or adopt this frightened, deserted boy, we would appreciate your cross-post and sharing.  His life depends on it.

Glacier is all white, neutered male who looks mostly White Shepherd, and is only about 1 year old.   He is in kill shelter in Chipley FL.

If you have 501c, you can pull for free.

**Call: 850-638-2082

Hours: 9:00 am -1:00 pm EST.   Transport help in some parts of FL.

Please save this sweet and loving boy.  

Thank you so very much.

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USA & beyond: NAPRP Newsletter - 3/31 Teleseminar, Fundraising Opp & more

From: Susan Daffron <naprp101@logicalexpressions.com>

Date: Thu, May 26, 2011 at 2:28 PM

Subject: NAPRP Newsletter - Publicity Teleseminar and Fundraising Opp

May 26, 2011 NAPRP Newsletter National Association of Pet Rescue Professionals Welcome to all of our new members! May has been a complicated month for me. As you may have read on the NAPRP web site, my company Logical Expressions organized a conference this month. I was really busy, but I'm still going to manage to squeak in a May teleseminar for you. Yesterday, I did a webinar for the nice folks at the Pepsi Refresh project. The attendees were people who have received a Pepsi Refresh grant that relates to pets. The attendees seemed to enjoy it, so I thought I'd present it again for you too. Here's the description: Go Beyond the Event: Use Publicity to Recruit More Volunteers, Find Foster Families, and Increase Adoptions Most people think about publicity in the context of bringing people to events or raising money. But publicity can bring you other benefits as well. You can use simple and affordable publicity tactics to recruit volunteers, find foster families and increase adoptions. You'll learn online and offline tactics including: How to craft an irresistible story the media will love. Creative ways to spread the word by leveraging what you already have. Gain word-of-mouth support and build buzz Publicity doesn't have to be complicated, expensive or "scary." Even if you're a bit shy or introverted, using just a few simple publicity tactics, you can spread the word about the great things you're doing to help the animals! I'll send out the call-in information the day before like I usually do, but since that's Memorial Day, I'll put it here too, so you can put it on your calendar before all the holiday madness begins. The teleseminar will be Tuesday, May 31st at 2:00pm Pacific Call: (206) 701-8388 (or find a local number) Use code: 731162# If you want to listen via your computer, visit: http://InstantTeleseminar.com/?eventID=20051544 I'll have a few slides, which you'll be able to see if you listen online. Or you can visit the NAPRP home page and download a PDF of the slides from the event listing on the right-hand side. In other news, I was contacted by the folks at www.YourNameUniversity.com regarding a new fundraising program they have created for pet rescue organizations.  Basically it's an affiliate arrangement, so you get a unique link you can put on your Web site. If people buy through your link, they get a 10% discount and you get a 10% referral commission. To join the program you obviously do need to have a web site. They also would like you to have an email list with at least 1,000 names and be willing to promote the program via social media. If you're interested, just send an email to Larry@YourNameUniversity.com with your contact information and Web site. Also be sure to let Larry know that you heard about it from me ;-) As always, thanks for all you do to help the animals!  ~ Susan Daffron     Founder & President, NAPRP Check Out the award-winning book Funds to the Rescue: 101 Fundraising Ideas for Humane and Animal Rescue Groups Armed with the information in Funds to the Rescue, you'll never struggle for fundraising ideas again. Click this link to learn more:  http://www.FundstotheRescue.com (Available in print, Kindle, and other ebook formats too!) Choose from Two Membership Levels If you're getting this newsletter, you are a free "Helping Paw" member of the National Association of Pet Rescue Professionals. Thank you for your commitment to helping animals! In addition to receiving this newsletter every week, you also receive call-in information for our monthly expert teleseminars, so you can listen live. If you upgrade your membership to become a "Golden Paw Insider," along with this newsletter and teleseminars, with your paid membership, you gain access to the private area of the NAPRP Web site. You can log in and access audio recordings of all teleseminars, grant information, worksheets, templates, articles you can customize, artwork and a lot more. (200+ files and counting). You also receive a "Member Spotlight" page on our site and the opportunity to have your events listed on our blog. Read more about the benefits at http://www.naprp.com. Promote Your Pets! I do an online radio show (podcast) called "Take Me Home" for Pet Life Radio (http://www.petliferadio.com) that showcases adoptable pets in shelters and rescues. If you'd like to be a guest on my Take Me Home radio show and feature your animals, please contact me using our contact form at http://www.naprp.com (Click the Contact link on the right side; using the form ensures your message makes it past all our email filters.) Visit the Take Me Home Show Contact Us About Susan Daffron Susan Daffron is the President and Founder of the National Association of Pet Rescue Professionals. She is the President of Logical Expressions, Inc. and the author of a number of books, including Funds to the Rescue, Happy Hound, Happy Tabby, Publishize, Vegan Success, Web Business Success, and four others which are published by LE. She has been doing writing and graphic design work since 1988 and been a shelter volunteer and vet tech. She has 4 dogs and 2 cats all of whom were adopted from shelters and rescue groups. You can "friend" Susan at Facebook or Linked In or follow her on Twitter. About NAPRP The National Association of Pet Rescue Professionals (NAPRP) is an organization dedicated to providing the tools and information rescue groups and humane organizations need to save more pet's lives. Members receive benefits in three areas: adopter education, fundraising and promotion, and administration and management. 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San Pedro CA (a City of Los Angeles facility): GOOD NEWS! RE Rescues needed for Tank and Moon

On Sun, May 29, 2011 at 4:08 PM, Nicky wrote:

Sunday, May 29, 2011. 

BOTH OF THESE DOGS HAVE BEEN RESCUED!!  Thank you for your help, everyone!!!

Nicky

 

From: Nicky <harbordogs@cox.net>
Date: Sat, May 28, 2011 at 12:36 PM
Subject: Two easy-to-adopt dogs at Harbor!!!
To:

Please network!

NEED RESCUES FOR TWO WONDERFUL, EASILY ADOPTABLE DOGS!!!!!

They are at Harbor Shelter, 927 North Gaffey Street, San Pedro, California.

If you can help them, please call 310-548-2632 or just pick them up at the shelter!!!  They're waiting for YOU to save them!!! 

TANK - ID#A1207940 - The PERFECT PITBULL! My name is Tank and I am an unaltered male, gray and gray tiger Bulldog and Pit Bull Terrier. The shelter thinks I am about 1 year and 1 month old. I weigh approximately 62 pounds.   I have been at the shelter since May 06, 2011. Volunteers say he's GREAT with kids and dogs and walks beautifully on leash (after 5 minutes out of cage).  Very affectionate, playful, medium-energy, sweet  and loving cuddlebug!!!  The perfect pittie!!!! Already neutered, so he's ready to go home right away!  Can you help this very lovely pitbull to get out of the shelter, please?

MOON - ID#A1214482-  Handsome Hound Dog My name is Moon and I am an unaltered male, blue ticked Bluetick Coonhound. The shelter thinks I am about 4 years old. I weigh approximately 54 pounds. I have been at the shelter since May 19, 2011. Beautiful Coonhound, who was devastated at being dumped at the shelter.  He was so sad and just couldn't understand what had happened to him.  He was very frightened when I approached his cage, but once I was in with him, he accepted me and he understood I was there to help him.  Walks beautifully on-leash, but of course, loves to sniff a lot -- it's in his genes!!   Moon would love to live somewhere in the country and would make a wonderful companion to sit on the porch with and watch the sunsets!!!  Very cool dog!!!

Thank you!

Nicky/Harbor Shelter Volunteer