Showing posts with label humane society. Show all posts
Showing posts with label humane society. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 24, 2013

Douglasville GA #PetRescue Transport Fundraiser for Bonded Pair! Please help!



RT @SEPRR Douglasville GA #petrescue transport #bitcoin fundraiser for bonded pair! http://ow.ly/s3iGt

This bonded pair has a rescue in place for them, 501, but need help getting there via trasnport....I know it's the holiday, for I am broke as well, lol, but please dig deep to help them live.. They are already covered for vetting ( neuter/rabies ), by a generous regular helper..... please leave a comment on how much you can contribute..... Thanks!

For more info, call: 770.942.5961

Friday, September 6, 2013

Milo Vibrant Yellow Lab in Atlanta Fulton County needs #petrescue or #adoption!

This is Milo. He loves to fetch and run. He's very people oriented and shares a kennel with a couple of dogs. He's around 4 years old. He was picked up as a stray. He's HW+.

To #petrescue #adopt #foster: 


kmoyershorton@fultonanimalservices.com

Phone (404) 613-9157
Fax (404) 792-3970

FaceBook


HOURS:

Monday through Friday: 11am - 7pm
Saturday and Sunday: 10am - 6pm

Adopt a pet today!

http://www.fultonanimalservices.com

Please help us keep our dogs comfortable. Donate a Kuranda bed!



Please share this post on Twitter or via SMS texting!
Milo Vibrant Yellow Lab in @FCASPets Atlanta Fulton County needs #petrescue or #adoption!   http://ow.ly/oDzDc  



Thursday, December 6, 2012

Hurricane Sandy Pet Rescue/Disaster Recovery:




SE Pet Rescue Railroad (@seprr)  has  drafted this guide to share with FEMA/Govt officials during the onset of Tornados regarding how to organize the rescue, recovery, and return of displaced pets during emergencies. 

The very same SOP will work for the Hurricane Sandy recovery mission, BUT.. we need your help in sharing this with local and state officials in the affected areas. (Tornado paths are very clear and reasonably limited in scope, therefore reaching relevant officials is very straightforward. In the context of a widespread emergency covering 5-7 states and at least 3 countries, we simply do not have the staff /funding to disseminate the information.)

Please use this tweet as a basis to help share. It can be sent as a text or posted anywhere! Thanks!! 

RT @seprr #Sandy Pet Distaster Recovery: READ & SHARE B4 adopting out recovered Pets to new owners http://t.co/fP7DeiAg 

Saturday, August 18, 2012

FAQ for Stray, Wayward, & Lost Pets

FAQ for Stray, Wayward, & Lost Pets (via @SEPRR) http://j.mp/FAQLostPets


When anyone finds a Wayward Pet, the course of action is straightforward:

Part One: Finding the Pet's Owner:
1- Secure & safely isolate the animal. Provide a quiet warm location with Bedding, Water, something to chew on, and basic food.
2- Call, Text, AND Email the Contacts on the Tags. (Do all 3!)
3- Visit any vet clinic;Scan for a Microchip. (If there is a MicroChip, the Vet will often secure the pet until it's owner arrives. Your work is done!)

Note: In ITP Atlanta, PetSmart is open on Saturdays. Pets Are People Too behind Ansley Mall is open 24/7.
4- Take Some Pictures and then Empower Your Posts! 15 minute Social Media Primer for Pet Rescuers: http://bit.ly/ngw1c5
5- Post the pictures to a Public Album. (Note: FB requires a user login even if the Album is Public. Google+ is truly public, not requiring a login. Hence, post the photos to G+. )

If all these efforts fail:
Eventually, you will have to take your Wayward Pet to Animal Services. When doing so, Stress to Intake Personnel the Pet is a Stray and NOT "Owner Turn In"

Want to know more? Owner Turn-In's can be Euthanized the same day. Strays have a 7 Day hold / owner recovery period. After which time, the animal is "reviewed" (the "Review Date") given a list of circumstances that may or may have anything at all to do with the disposition or health of the pet, the pet can then be euthanized on or after the Review Date. Groups like BHVF raise money so the Pets can be held for adoption after the Review Date has passed, however there is a finite number of pets that can be held for an extended period of time, and the number varies based upon available resources of money, space, fosters, and volunteers. So fostering is a good way to help these pets live and find a home. Usually all the pets need is a bit of extra time to find a home. Policies can and do vary over time.

Part Two:  Rescuing the Pet after surrender to Animal Services:
  • If you plan on making sure the pet survives or is more easily rescued, please consider administering a round of shots before surrendering to Animal Services. Rescues spend most of the funding on vet bills for pets that contracted a condition in animal control. Why? Animals are not usually given shots in any animal control. Fulton County often will thanks to BHVF funding & other grants, but you will need to double check before you turn them in. 

    Want to know more? Processing in Animal Service is a legal requirement that clears any claim of title the prior owner may have had if the prior owner fails to recover the animal within the Owner Reclaim period. This is enables the animal to be adopted by new owners without the possibility of the prior owner suing for custody of the pet.

  • Identify a Foster with a Rescue Group Willing to Foster the Pet.
  • Apply to become a Foster
- Angels is a very good organization that handles cats & dogs of any age/breed/mix (Fostering with Angels)
- Friends of Fulton County Animal Services now has a solid fostering program Contact Robbie Caban, FCAS Volunteer Coordinator for an application.
  • Promote the Pet to find a Rescue or Foster: Use this article to empower your Social Media reach and save your new Furry Friend!

Want to know more? Rescue groups focus their efforts on homeless pets on death row in Kill Shelters. While Atlanta Humane Society does kill some pets during the intake process, it is not considered a Kill Shelter. The difference is simply the level of killing that takes place.  View 2009 Animal Control Statistics for GA here.  Even with so-called No Kill Shelters, consider the fate of a pet that arrives after the No Kill Shelter is full? That animal will likely be redirected to a "Kill Shelter" unless immediate fostering/rescue resources can be secured. 

Suffice it to say, that
given limited resources of rescues, if the pet is not already on death row, a rescue will not be able to bring (or "pull") the pet into their network without you personally stepping up to foster the pet.

Simply opening your home to the pet as a foster parent and shuttling them to/from adoption events is sufficient.

Find a pet rescue near you:
For your own sanity, find a rescue with pet adoption events close to your homeVisit the larger pet stores near your home and ask the store manager for the rescue groups contact info that hold events at that store. Then apply directly to those groups, then pull the dog yourself as a qualified foster into the rescue. Make sure they have frequent adoption events so you can show off your foster! 

When Apply to become a Foster, ask the Rescue for all the items the pet will need: A kennel, animal ID#, a supply of food, existing health records, medications, leashes, the direct link on the website where the pet is listed (petfinder.com/petharbor.com etc), schedule of remaining vet appointments, location of the vet, and a list of upcoming adoption events.




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For our Furry Friends!

Bryan "Beau" Grant
Co-Founder, Fix Georgia Pets
#PetRescueTwitter Admin: @FCASPets @SEPRR @ANGELSRESCUE @FIXGAPETS @DOGBITECON @TRIBEDOGS

SEPRR Blog:http://sepetrescue.blogspot.com/
Wags McGruff's FB Profile: http://facebook.com/wagsmcgruff
Fan Page: http://facebook.com/seprr
Twitter: http://twitter.com/seprr
Email ListServer: http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/SEPRR

Save Homeless Pets Once & For All! Support 3 years of Free Spay & Neuter!
Detailed Policy Proposal http://j.mp/3YFSNGA via @bryangrant





Friday, August 17, 2012

PetHarbor.com: Two GSD available for immediate #PetRescue / adoption! #ATL #FULTON #GA

FULTON COUNTY ANIMAL SERVICES ATLANTA, GA ANIMALS IN NEED/PLEASE CROSSPOST

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TAZ - ID#A444447
TAZ 1yo Male GSD http://j.mp/TAZ-A444447
Available for Adoption/Urgent #PetRescue Needed #ATL #FULTON #GA
Please share for these two German Shepherds (GSD)! 

Let's make their dream of finding a good home come true!

There were a total of Five GSD's in need of #PetRescue, and just these two remain!


Please find an online adoption application here! 
http://j.mp/FCASAdoptionApp


Rescues, as always, are welcome! 

To save these Two wonderful Shepherds, please contact us:

Fulton County Animal Services 
Roberta Caban
Foster/Volunteer/Rescue Coordinator
Fulton County Animal Services
860 Marietta Boulevard
Atlanta, GA 30318
gov

 
Description: cid:image002.png@01CD7645.40658B30
Jade 4 Yr Old Male German Shepherd ID#444673 review date 8/9

Tweeps - Here is what you may need to Share and RT! Y'all know what to do! 
Send them as a Text Message too!


TAZ - ID#A444447
TAZ 1yo Male GSD http://j.mp/TAZ-A444447 Available for Adoption/Urgent #PetRescue Needed! [Review date 8/9]  #ATL #FULTON #GA

JADE - ID#A444673
Jade 4yo Male GSD http://j.mp/JADE-A444673 Available for Adoption/Urgent #PetRescue Needed! [Review date 8/9] #ATL #FULTON #GA

 2 GSD Available @FCASPets for Adoption/Urgent #PetRescue Needed! [Review date 8/9]  #ATL #FULTON #GA http://j.mp/2GSD-ATL via @SEPRR

Direct Link to Blog Post: http://j.mp/2GSDinATL
Spay Neuter Assistance Form: http://j.mp/FCASlowcostSN

Thursday, December 29, 2011

Gorgeous yet terrified Bryan is in danger!! 1 yo male yellow lab mix-Greenville SC

Share on Twitter!
Greenville SC Urgent Terrified Yellow Lab "Bryan" 1yr male  http://j.mp/uu6HPe #petrescuue #sc via @seprr

Get your Twitter on to Save Homeless Pets!
Use Social Media to Promote Animal Rescue via the SE Pet Rescue Railroad http://ow.ly/8dltA #petrescue via @seprr



---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Stacey Morris
Date: Thu, Dec 29, 2011 at 3:54 PM
Subject: [SEPRR] Gorgeous yet terrified Bryan is in danger!! 1 yo male yellow lab mix-Greenville SC
To:



Can anyone help this boy???


Contact: petrescue@greenvillecounty.org
Bryan is a highly adoptable dog, a one year old lab mix, in Greenville, SC that has had little to no interest. Please help me spread the word to save Bryan!!
Thanks
Rachel

NAME: Bryan

ANIMAL ID: 14879123

BREED: Lab mix

SEX: Male

EST. AGE: 1 yr

EST. WEIGHT: 45 lbs

HEALTH: Appears Healthy

TEMPERAMENT: Friendly

ADDITIONAL INFO: Very sweet

RESCUE PULL FEE: $65

AVAILABLE DATE: Now
 






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   http://www.dogstardaily.com/free-downloads
HELP STOP ANIMAL FUNDRAISING SCAMS!  

Whenever you make a donation to help animals, DONATE to a LOCAL SHELTER instead. That way, you know your donation will actually go to helping animals.

When asked if he envisioned a future without pets, "I don't want to see another dog or cat born." Wayne Pacelle, the vegan President of the Humane Society of the United States, quoted in Bloodied: Nature, Culture and the Hunt by Ted Caressed, 1993, p. 266

"We have no ethical obligation to preserve the different breeds of livestock produced through selective breeding. . . .One generation and out. We have no problem with the extinction of domestic animals. They are creations of human selective breeding." Wayne Pacelle, the vegan President of Humane Society of the US, formerly of Friends of Animals and Fund for Animals, Animal People, May, 1993

While we may not have similar quotes for the ASPCA at present, they are working hand in hand to promote the same agenda as the HSUS.  They are just sneakier about it.



Sunday, October 23, 2011

South GA Pet Rescue NEEDS YOUR HELP!

We have posted this all over the place:

CODERED #Hoboken #Ga  #petrescue CLOSED: WILL EUTHANIZE ALL PETS TUE9am 10/25 9am http://j.mp/pgy3la via @seprr


You could help these rescuers out by also Tweeting and Texting it. 

I am sure legions of other well-meaning people have reach this point of burn-out. I know I have. Seeing the death of so many warm and loving furryfriends is a recipe for mental disorders, but if you are like me, the fight must continue. If we only save 10 out of 100,000, think how much it counted for just those 10. And if I save 10, then perhaps someone else will follow the lead, and rescue 10, or perhaps become the person to rescue all 100,000 by generating policies that end the need for this archaic, barbaric, deplorable system of managing animal populations. Read this if you want an idea of how to do just that:

Please Sign & Share this Petition http://j.mp/3YFSNGA  




We hope that:



 1- we can rescue the pets by generating widespread awareness of the problem
 2- Perhaps these people will partner with a larger group, and effectively become fosters for a group that does have a good infrastructure in place for sustainable operations.. like a fundraising business plan, social media strategy, volunteer organizational frmework.. etc


Getting the word out for an "urgent rescue notice" is the 1st job for any rescuer. 


So.. not using twitter for rescue is like driving a brand new sports car with the emergency brake on. 


Yet, Twitter is EZ to Learn &  Use!


@seprr has written this so you can Pump Up Your Rescue Volume with The Twitter:


Twitter Primer: Hashtags, Mentions &; Missions. Oh My!" Click here to read it http://bit.ly/ngw1c5 #petrescue via @seprr & @tribedogs


So now you have been there and done that, SHARE this Tweet ON TWITTER and send it via SMS Text to your lady friends who love texting! 


Tweets can be texted via SMS.. since they are text & under 140 characters! Lovely!


CODERED #Hoboken #Ga  #petrescue CLOSED: WILL EUTHANIZE ALL PETS TUE9am 10/25 9am http://j.mp/pgy3la via @seprr

Friday, October 21, 2011

Labrador Rescue Transport Needs GA SC NC Drivers along I85 Atlanta - Greensboro

Labrador Retriever #PetRescue Transport Needs GA SC NC Drivers along I85 Atlanta - Greensboro http://bit.ly/r9qgAQ via @seprr

PLEASE SHARE:  Transport help needed!  Beautiful Miss Molly Brown needs her HW treatment.  She has an adopter waiting patiently to bring her home but needs to be treated first.  We were able to locate a vet with the meds she needs (thanks to Save a Lab rescue for their collaboration & help!) but we need to get her there - over 7 hours away - and during the week!!!!!  We also need someone in or near Greensboro, NC to pick her up on Friday and keep her overnight for us until Saturday's transport as the vet is not open on the weekend for pickup.
Legs needed for TUESDAY (10/25) transport are below.  If anyone can help, please email tracy@fortheloveoflabs.org ASAP with Leg # and Cell #!
URGENT TRANSPORT:  Tuesday 10/25 – MOLLY TO HW TREATMENT!!!
LEG 1:  Dadeville, AL to Marietta, GA – 2 hour 30 minutes – 146 miles
6:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. – FILLED!!!!  THANKS JENNIFER!
LEG 2:  Marietta, GA to Lavonia, GA – 1 hour 45 minutes -  100 miles
9:15 a.m. 11:00 a.m. NEEDED
LEG 3:  Lavonia, GA to Gastonia, NC – 2 hours 15 minutes – 130 miles
11:15 a.m. 1:30 p.m.  NEEDED
LEG 4:  Gastonia, NC to Greensboro, NC – 2 hours – 109 miles
1:45 p.m. – 3:45 p.m.  NEEDED
Pickup at the vet in Greensboro, NC on FRIDAY 10/28 and overnighted until Saturday transport also needed!!
______________________________________
Tracy OConnell For the Love of Labs Rescue

 toco998@yahoo.com
"We can't change the world by saving one animal, but for that animal you change it's world"


HELP STOP ANIMAL FUNDRAISING SCAMS!  

Whenever you make a donation to help animals, DONATE to a LOCAL SHELTER instead. That way, you know your donation will actually go to helping animals.

When asked if he envisioned a future without pets, "I don't want to see another dog or cat born." Wayne Pacelle, the vegan President of the Humane Society of the United States, quoted in Bloodied: Nature, Culture and the Hunt by Ted Caressed, 1993, p. 266

"We have no ethical obligation to preserve the different breeds of livestock produced through selective breeding. . . .One generation and out. We have no problem with the extinction of domestic animals. They are creations of human selective breeding." Wayne Pacelle, the vegan President of Humane Society of the US, formerly of Friends of Animals and Fund for Animals, Animal People, May, 1993

While we may not have similar quotes for the ASPCA at present, they are working hand in hand to promote the same agenda as the HSUS.  They are just sneakier about it.

Thursday, August 11, 2011

SAFE!! RE:Lost Beloved Pet: "Buck"-4 year old Spaniel "Buck" Neely Farms, Norcross, GA, USA



SAFE!!!!!! Thank you for help help and RT's!

Please help us find and recover Beloved Pet "Buck" 



He went missing yesterday evening, 8/11/11.

Buck is a 4 year old Spaniel mix very friendly.



If you can help, please call Lisa at 404-895-3999

He had no collar or tags, but thankfully he is microchipped. 


Tweeps! Please ReTweet this post on Twitter! 


RT @seprr LOST BELOVED DOG info: http://bit.ly/ozzcKO Last seen 8/10 @ Neely Farms #norcross #ga #lostbuck #petresq via @angelspetrescue


Also Mention to: @NorcrossGANews @norcrossgeorgia @ForumPeachtree
@HAPetRescuers @petfinder @johnscreekcity  




Friday, July 1, 2011

Urgent: Halifax VA 3 Sweet Beagles on Death Row

Female of Bonded Pair
[SEPRR is crossposting a message crossposted by Stacey Morris]
Share via Social Media/Set as your Chat Status:

RT @seprr Urgent: Halifax VA 3 Sweet Beagles on Death Row http://bit.ly/luodrb #petrescue

Contact Info Is: Preciousbeagle2@gmail.com
Does anyone have room for any of these 3 Beagle sweeties in Halifax,Virginia?

To Rescue: Contact me Preciousbeagle2@gmail.com

PLEASE if anyone can help in anyway let me know since they do not have much time.

The first beagle is a female the second (lemon/white) is a male.They came in together and are pretty bonded.The next 2 pictures is the same little boy and the last 2 pictures is a gorgeous male walker.


Male of Bonded Pair
Female of Bonded Pair
Female of Bonded Pair
Gorgeous Male Walker
Gorgeous Male Walker

The original poster did not include which animal control holds these Beagles.


 Here is a list of the Animal Controls surrounding Halifax:


Halifax County Animal Shelter 1040 Farm Road, South Boston - (434) 572-4292

Animal Shelter   2103 Chub Lake Road, Roxboro, NC - (336) 597-1741

Pittsylvania County Animal Control www.pittgov.org - 11 N Main St, Chatham - (434) 432-7937

Campbell County Animal Control 322 Dennis Riddle Drive, Rustburg - (434) 821-4416

Animal Welfare League Chatham - (434) 432-0080

Danville Area Humane Societ 228 Cleveland Street, Danville - (434) 799-0843

Saturday, April 23, 2011

Promote the Petition! Save the Lives of Pets in Georgia!



As you may already know, the SE Pet Rescue Railroad  (google search: SEPRR)  has been hard at work gathering signatures, information, and ideas to promote a petition that proposes several changes and reforms to Georgia's current Georgia Animal Protection Act http://on.fb.me/fSBT8m

We need your help. Without your active participation, there will be no end in sight.  

1- Please review the petition. http://bit.ly/SaveGaPets   Even if you disagree with a few points, please sign it anyway, and then email us your suggested changes. This is not a final draft. It is NOT a law that is ready to be signed. It is a demonstration of the interest by the public in widespread, deep-reaching reform of the current system.

This is a work in progress. The right answers will come forward the more you participate! 

2- Please share the links below as status updates, text sms messages, or even on Twitter (be sure to RT@seprr posts!) 
Reform Companion Animal Laws - Please Sign & Share this Petition: http://bit.ly/SaveGaPets  Please Share the word on Twitter:
RT @seprr support laws in #GA to END euthanizing animals http://bit.ly/SaveGaPets   #petrescue #gapolitics

3- HARDCOPY! Hit the streets with it! 
Print out and take a copy of the petition to your rescue events such as fundraisers and adoption events!  http://bit.ly/SaveGaPets-hardcopy


Here is why:

Georgia, similar to many other states, kills up to 300,000 animals a year. We invest between $125,000,000 to $140,000,000 annually from property, state, and local taxes into the animal control operations in each county.  129 of 159 counties have animal control. The other 30 counties are not in compliance with Georgia laws requiring animal control services in each county. 

Even if an animal control adopts humane operational policies such as the No Kill Nation model, this still will not end the underlying source of the problem, overpopulation and poor animal husbandry.  While Animal Husbandry is an issue that depends upon education, and given that Georgia is 49th in Students Graduating from High School (Morgan Quitno Education State Rankings 2005-2006), we have a long road to improve the issues driven by lack of education and public awareness. It is a necessary component, but will not have any measurable results. Given the culture of the state's house and senate and budget conditions, any reform must have clear accountability and demonstrable returns on the taxpayer investment. 

A Transparent and Sustainable Business Plan to Save Georgia's Pets
A Three year period of Free Spay and Neuter offered Statewide would directly and immediately impact the underlying problem, and would generate tax savings within 2 years that double the annual investment required, and those savings would increase and remain in place permanently.
Consider that when a No Kill shelter is full, where does the next animal go? They are sent to the animal control down the street, the "kill shelter".  Atlanta Humane Society regularly turns away animals. Call and ask about their policy. Yet, 1.6 miles away, Fulton County Animal Control euthanizes as many as 3,000 animals a year at tax payer expense. 

To be fair, Fulton County, thanks to the Low Cost Spay Neuter programs made available by the efforts of the Barking Hound Village Foundation, have reduced it's kill rate to 1/3 the rate of neighboring Metro Atlanta shelters, and represent an enormous success even while killing as much as 3,000 a year. It's all relative. Fulton County's success is measured in real terms by a 60-70% reduction of Euthanasia over a 3 year period versus other regional animal control services. They are true "Rock Stars" when compared to many other animal control services. Yet, even their program can not succeed when neighboring areas do not have accessible programs for neutering and education. Their problems will always spillover into Fulton County, hence the numbers remain to be dealt with, tragically.

Our petition calls for several reforms, the most important is a statewide, three year long FREE Spay and neuter program. We also call for a statewide database to track the numbers so we can prove the sustainable success of the model. The database is already designed by another activist who serves in the current Dept of Ag administration as an advisor. It may be launched within 12 months!  Without the presence of a database, our spay/neuter program can not be launched, since there will be no way to measure success. Ultimately, the program will be doomed to failure since we will not be able to prove we made a difference saving animals or saved one penny of tax money. The database project is crucial, and must go forward. The good news, that project is relatively straightforward and is internal to the Dept of Agriculture. No lobbying required! 


Consolidate Regulation, Management and Enforcement
We call for a centralization of animal control services and enforcement, managed statewide. This will increase the quality of enforcement, reduce redundancies such as shelters that do not share capacity with one another, head count and staff can enjoy more structured learning and policy creation, and the public can access the entire shelter network via one portal, enabling better visibility of the entire market of adoptable animals. 

Spay and Neuter 
Free or inexpensive access to spay and neuter procedures will go a long distance to reducing the numbers of viable animals at risks in shelters. A variable license fee based upon spay/neuter status may provide additional incentive for compliance. Animals given up as a direct result of the fee could be given special status so they would not die in a shelter as a result of their owner's decision. Puppy Mills could be easily identified. Pure-bred pups would be much more valuable in a market where there is no longer a moral choice to adopt and rescue a shelter dog from Death Row versus buying a Pure Bred. The current situation is so bad that that if you did want a Pure Bred, you could visit Petfinder.com and in a matter of a few days find a large selection of practically any breed you may want, and all of them are either currently in rescue or still on Death Row. Imagine what this must do to the value of the puppies that are being intentionally bred for sale? Simple ECON101.

A statewide system for spay and neuter, in conjunction with a uniform animal shelter system, will  save animals, improves the conditions in shelters, and improves the chances of the animal being re-homed or safely returned to it's owners who may still be looking for their lost pet. We could extend hold periods indefinitely and an animal found in one location could be sheltered in another location, yet still be visible to the owner looking for their pet via the internet.  

Even if Constituents Don't Care about Animal Welfare...
There are those who do not care about animals saying "We should spend tax money on people first!". Taxpayers in Georgia ALREADY spend $140million annually  on this deplorable and tragic system The 3 year spay/neuter program alone  will save an enormous amounts of expenses. The estimates are that a  $25 million annual investment  in each of the first three years will generate an ongoing annual initial return on investment of $56 million by the 24th month. That amounts to $87 million is savings by the end of the 3rd year. 

How is this possible? 40% of the population will simply not be bred, so they will not be in the system to be managed and/or euthanized. 40% of $140m = $56m. Given that this will have a lasting effect, the savings will actually go up over a given period of time,so by the 4th or 5th year, we could enjoy a savings as high as $80-$90m annually. 

Then we could afford to pave roads, pay our police, teachers, and firefighters what they deserve, and perhaps even keep Hope Scholarships available for our kids.

Thursday, March 31, 2011

Sweet Pea WILL DIE TOMORROW AM 3/31/11 Atlanta GA

crossposted 12:24am 3/31/11 
(We are hoping it is NOT tooo late.)

****** THEY START KILLING IN THE MORNING *****

THIS IS HER ONLY CHANCE !!!
  
Beautiful little Sweet Pea is deaf and crying out for a final stay of execution.
She is 3 yrs old & 35 pounds
Completely VETTED, SPAYED, and UP TO DATE ON SHOTS
 

Contact ASAP: 
Jamie Martinez
fax: (404) 294-2947
Decatur, Georgia 30032
DeKalb Animal Services and Enforcement





Please use this tweet in any social media network, even a SMS text message help spread the word:
 
RT @seprr "SWEET PEA" WILL DIE TOMORROW AM 3/31/11 Atlanta DeKalb County 4Details: http://bit.ly/SaveSweatPea #petrescue #gapolitics

From the original crossposter: 
"Poor thing,,, she's TOO grateful for things,, and like a little child,,,, doesn't want to share right now,,, PLEASE don't let her die over this !!!   She was adopted but sadly the adopter had to return her to us,, the adopter was crying hysterically. As it turns out,,, because this poor girl has been bounced around and is so happy to "have things" in her life now,, she want's to protect them and keep them "hers"

Sadly,, even though she was Great Friends with the adopters other dog, Sweet Pea was guarding toys and food and attacking the other dog for what was "hers", the new owner kept toys up high,, but Sweet Pea started protecting sticks in the yard and attacked the other dog over it. 

*******

Can you imagine how confused she must be ??

She cannot hear the other dogs barking in despair,,, but she can sense it,, , trust me,, she knows Death is around.


"She looks up with such Love in her eyes,,, watching you closely,,, waiting for you to show her what you want her to do" 

!!!The previous adopters started working her on Hand Signals,,, Please,, Someone help this little girl - give her a break.


PLEASE CONTACT JAMIE RIGHT AWAY IF YOU CAN SAVE "SWEET PEA"
Jamie Martinez


Wednesday, March 30, 2011

URGENT: PTS 4/1/11 Sumter SC SPCA "Shelby" 4mo Red Sheltie

Original Post Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2011 9:23 AM
From: Shannan Dault [mailto:jdspirit@sc.rr.com]


Share via Social Media! Use this text as your status update on ANY network.


RT @seprr #URGENT: #PTS 4/1/11 Sumter SC SPCA "Shelby" 4mo Red Sheltie http://bit.ly/sumter-shelby  #petrescue 

Sumter SC SPCA

URGENT: Shelby only has a few days left, perhaps Friday 4/1/11, but the message was not specific. 
Shelby is a 4 month old female red sheltie pup.  She is gentle, affectionate, playful and very sweet!  Shelby loves to be cuddled and would make a great family pet!

Caveats: Unsure if Shannon (above) is the correct contact and that is the only information we were given to reach "Sumter SC SPCA" I googled it and found this site: http://sumterscspca.com/
I hope that is the same organization...

So in hopes of saving Shelby, I am posting it anyway with finger's are crossed.


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Tuesday, November 16, 2010

SUPER-URGENT: Hall County GA 40 dogs Die Tomorrow.

Normally, we try to provide more info, but this came in at the very last minute from a rescuer on an iPhone who was frantic. Sorry for the formatting errors, but blogger.com's editor is misbehaving and we simply dont have time to make it look perfect.



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We dont have a lot to go on other than the dogs will ie tomorrow in Hall County Animal Control in Georgia. Someone took a photo of the list of available dogs that will be euthanized. Reference that list. Contact Hall County AC


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RT @SEPRR URGENT HALL County GA 40 DOGS DIE WEDS AM 11/17/10 http://ow.ly/3aZMu #petrescue #gapolitics #atl



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