If you work or volunteer for a shelter or rescue, you probably have a dog or several dogs who are excitable. Many of these dogs just need a little training. A lot less commonly, a dog might be experiencing hyperarousal. They get super excited and have difficulty calming down or regulating their emotions. ... See More
Hi Everyone, Just sending an update for anyone who has received their REDI badges. First, CONGRATs! We are really starting to see a shift in the field and support in new places. CARE loves watching all the progress and seeing all the sweet success stories. Second update: Due to the large influx ... See More
This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous I did adoptions on the dog side of an open admission County animal shelter for years. I currently 'advise' on adoptions on the cat side by evaluating a family with a dog in the home who want a cat. Some of the evaluations are easy - dog ... See More
Life Line in Atlanta has done a nice job creating Life Line Ambassadors and one of the things they do is help with the use of Next Door. Here is their main page, along with a link to signing up to be an Ambassador (easy jot form). Good luck, it's a great way to reach lots of people! Also, don't forget ... See More
Hello! I lead a 501 (c)(3) animal shelter in the process of planning a new shelter. One question my staff, board and I have been discussing is on-site housing for staff weather-related emergencies (winter storms). Two options discussed have been a sleeping room inside the shelter or completely separate ... See More
While my signature is with a local animal shelter group ... I am also with Feral Cat Assistance Program in Greensboro, NC. We use large 30 gallon black plastic storage tubs and cut two holes, one on each side, as high as possible to the top. We paint the tops if they are brightly colored, generally a ... See More
Certainly! It sounds like you're in a tough situation with a surplus of dogs needing homes. Transferring fully vetted, adoptable dogs to reputable organizations is a great step. Since transport isn't an issue, reaching out to established rescue networks or shelters in other regions might be helpful. ... See More
Erika. There is a lot of information out there ... it's just making sense of it all and then how it applies to my situation. A lot of the information is shelter care related, which some of this applies to my situation, but these cats are quarantined in my home and I have other cats. I am able to keep ... See More
Have you considered starting a nonprofit, staffed by community volunteers, to share the load? It would take a while for financial help to grow, but you would have more help and flexibility for social media and fundraising. When you feel like you're drowning, take a few minutes to close your eyes, ... See More
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