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
We have a very responsible breeder whose female bully recently had three pups with "swimmers." Two of the babies are up walking now and are doing great. They are 6 weeks and have received their vaccinations and deworming. He is going to sterilize both and either keep them as pets or find them ... See More
Keep us posted on any new and great designs! ------------------------------ Samantha Polen Executive Director T-Town TNR, Inc. Tulsa OK https://www.ttowntnr.com/ ------------------------------ See More
Hi Sarah, I'm giving my 2 cents from working in animal control even though I'm not in adoptions. My first principle is honesty. The adopter deserves information and they deserve the truth. It can be easy to assume they won't understand/handle it well/etc but to do less would be unjust. So you need ... See More
Hi Sarah, I agree with Sheila, communication is key. We have two people, myself and one of our board members, talk to the applicant during the adoption process, then we compare notes. It has helped make our adoption process go much smoother and helps cut down on the stress of "did I do the right thing ... See More
I plan on following your post because I am trying to do the same thing. One local rescuer has almost 3,000 people on her NextDoor and I have 30. All success stories are greatly appreciated. ------------------------------ Candy Sullivan Managing Director Candy's Cats, Inc. FL --------------------- ... See More
Have you looked into wholesale suppliers or nearby farm supply stores? They might have great deals on non-clumping litter in bulk. You could also try contacting manufacturers for special bulk pricing. Best of luck with your rescue work! ------------------------------ Anna Watts UI/UX designer TeamLab ... See More
This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous You might want to check with Final Victory Animal Rescue out of West Columbia, SC. They partner with groups in the north east and move a large amount of dogs up each week to be adoptive homes. They might be able to give you more information ... See More
Bula (Hi) Maddie's Community, We're joining forces with a horse sanctuary here in Fiji and I'm trying to find resources on capacity for care for equine sanctuary. Just like there is one for cat/dog shelters: https://app.calculoid.com/ Does anyone have any resources? Advises how much space is ... See More
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