Landon Found A Home!
Landon is 13 months old. He was dumped at a shelter when he was 8 months old with his friend Lance. Landon is a Mastiff / Huskey mix
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Landon Found A Home!
Landon is 13 months old. He was dumped at a shelter when he was 8 months old with his friend Lance. Landon is a Mastiff / Huskey mix
Monday, April 15, 2013
Pet Helpers Find A Home
Every One Deserves A Chance In Life.......
Do
you feel you can no longer keep your pet and want to find a new home
for him or her? Perhaps you are frustrated with a behavior problem. Or
your child has pet allergies. Or you are having trouble finding rental housing that accepts your pet.
Step One: Step back and reevaluate the situation.
Many pet-related problems can be frustrating, and you may feel that relinquishing your pet is the only solution. But before you take that drastic step, be aware of the wealth of resources available to help pet owners such as yourself deal with problems that can seem overwhelming. The Humane Society gives you many good ideas on ways to keep your pet.
If you are having to find a home for your pet we have an easy form to fill out. At that time we will look at our database of foster or adoption applications. It is easy for us to located good homes pretty quickly. And the larger our community gets the easier it is to find good permanent homes. If you have any questions feel free to click here.
Many pet-related problems can be frustrating, and you may feel that relinquishing your pet is the only solution. But before you take that drastic step, be aware of the wealth of resources available to help pet owners such as yourself deal with problems that can seem overwhelming. The Humane Society gives you many good ideas on ways to keep your pet.
If you are having to find a home for your pet we have an easy form to fill out. At that time we will look at our database of foster or adoption applications. It is easy for us to located good homes pretty quickly. And the larger our community gets the easier it is to find good permanent homes. If you have any questions feel free to click here.
We
Try To Save Lives. Do we save them all? No. Because we can't. But
this is a community that does not give up hope. Maybe you have a
neighbor who is looking for a security pet. Or your Grandma would enjoy
having a lap dog. Check into our feeds everyday, you may find the right
friend for yourself! we try to keep photos of the pets that need homes. Do not forget to share this website with friends
and family members... it might help save a lives! We have fundraisers and we announce happy adoptions and
we even allow you to announce your missing animals on our news page.
The News Page is automatically published to our facebook page. This
helps the people in the community see and respond quickly. We have a strict foster contract.
We Try To Save Lives By Helping Pet Owners Find
Homes For Their Loved Pets And We Also Go Directly To The Animal
Shelters And Sharing The Information About The Animals Who Only Have One
More Chance To Find A Good Home.
We
hold fundraisers because when we place a pet into a good home we
provide the first food, bowl, collar, and medicines if needed. The
services we provide include many pick ups or drop offs at homes that are
not in our area. This means using our vehicles and time. If you are
able to donate please click here.
We hold fundraisers because when we place a pet into a good home we provide the first food, bowl, collar, and medicines if needed. The services we provide include many pick ups or drop offs at homes that are not in our area. This means using our vehicles and time. If you are able to donate please click here.
We all know one of the best ways to help your local shelter is to donate your time as a volunteer.
But what about volunteering your home to some needy animals? Shelters
nationwide often need help caring for their pets until they’re ready for
adoption. Animal foster programs are a great way to make a hands-on
difference in the lives of animals in your community.
For example, just like our program ASPCA’s Foster Care Program matches
animal-loving Good Samaritans like you with pregnant and nursing cats,
underweight kittens and puppies and recovering dogs and cats. The
animals are cared for in the volunteer's home until they are ready to be
placed into the adoption program. If you would like to foster an animal please fill out an application by clicking here.
Pet Helpers Find A Home
We Are Open Everyday
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Leash And Collar Set Donation
$5.00 -
Donate Veterinary Services For An Animal
$40.00 -
Gasoline Donation
$20.00 -
Starter Kit Donation
$10.00
Pet Helpers Find A Home
If you are having to find a home for your
pet we have an easy form to fill out. At that time we will look at our
database of foster or adoption applications.
Pet Helpers Find A Home
Lake County,
FL
32736
Open Everyday
Webmaster"Cherrice Purvee"
http://www.pethelpersfindahome.webs.com
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Attention There Is A Change In Command In The Lake County Animal Control! Please Share!!
If you haven't already heard Department Head Greg Welstead has
retired as of last Monday. Margarie Boyd has resigned and we were
informed her last day is this Friday April 5, 2013. The county has
assigned Jim Stivender as the Department Head and they have published
the vacancy position for the Director of the shelter.
Please get all your family, friends, neighbors, and coworkers to show up too. We are asking everyone to wear a orange shirt so we can stand out as a group. If you don't have orange that's OK we will put you in the middle of the pile.
This
means change is coming. We need every-ones support more now than ever.
This is the citizens shelter and we need to have a voice in how things
are run. There is a Board of County Commission meeting Tuesday April 9
at 09:00am. We need everyone to show up to this meeting and show the
commissioners how many citizens really are concerned about how the
shelter is run. At this time we are not planning on discussing anything
particular at the meeting. We just feel like since all of this has
come down that the commissioners need to now that there is a large
support of citizens willing to volunteer and support the operations of
our county shelter.
Please get all your family, friends, neighbors, and coworkers to show up too. We are asking everyone to wear a orange shirt so we can stand out as a group. If you don't have orange that's OK we will put you in the middle of the pile.
Thank you everyone who has supported these efforts lets keep up the good work
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