Bull Terrier in New Orleans, LA

DAISY

http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=15030282

I really need a foster or permanent home asap. This pet was dropped off at a vet's clinic & the owner was going to have this very very sweet dog euthanized because she just does not want to be bothered with her anymore. The clinic has called me to assist. They did not want to euthanize because of her gentle & kind nature. Daisy is a great dog. Good with cats, dogs, kids. Housetrained. I have also attached 2 photos. Daisy is healthy & fully vetted.- born deaf. She is still happy & playful. Pls have any interested party call me asap. She cannot remain at the clinic very long.

Thank you,
Giselle Moises
New Orleans, LA
(504)481-1145
(504)482-8379

ACD Pup in CO Needs to Get Out!

Drake is 10 months old. He has passed the behavioral evaluation but is becoming extremely stressed in the shelter.
He need to find a rescue, foster or forever home ASAP.

Pls contact:

Karen

lebeardz@aol.com

Deaf Pit Bull in PA Needs Help!

A08487213 Lola Terrier, Pit Bull/Mix, White/Brown, Medium, 0 1-2 years, Bitten: No Bite History

Lola is a non-aggressive, high energy dog that has little or no training. She interacts and focuses on the handler somewhat but is easily distracted. I was told that Lola might be hard of hearing and used a clicker, hand clapping and stomping on the floor in the attempt to get her attention. There was no indication that Lola heard those stimuli. While Lola was looking at me I used food reinforcement to get her attention and ask her not to jump on me. I was moderately successful. We also worked on polite walking. After about five minutes Lola was paying attention to me and not pulling on the leash about 70% of the time. While her hearing problem is definitely a problem, I think that Lola could be trained to respond to a laser pointer or hand signals. I spoke with Lola's owners and they were unwilling and unable to work with a deaf dog. They also stated that Lola was extremely high energy inside of their house. She is also very mouthy and tends to redirect her excitement to mouthing the leash or the arms of her handler. She has left many bruises on her former owner's arms and has ripped her clothing when she gets excited

Ray Little
Director of Adoptions and
Foster Care/Rescue Groups
The Pennsylvania SPCA
350 East Erie Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19134
Office 215-426-6304 ext.251
Mobile 215-816-5301
Fax 215-426-4517
Email rlittle@pspca.org
visit us at www.pspca.org
to report neglect and abuse:
1-866-601-SPCA

If you are a current PSPCA or ACCT volunteer or foster care provider please visit www.pspcavolunteer.org to register and become a member of our exciting new forum. There are lots of topics and discussions and we need to hear your questions and ideas!

Foster Home Needed for Boxer Pup in IL

Anyone have any experience with a deaf dog that would consider helping foster this little guy? Chicagoland dog rescue has offered to help pull him from animal control but need an experienced foster family who currently has a deaf dog or has had a deaf dog. Bogie is a 5-6month old pure bred boxer who is completely deaf. He is a good boy, gets along with other dogs, kids and cats. He is working on housetraining too. Please if you can help this boy, contact me at westhancockk9@mchsi.com

The pup has gone to MN Boxer Rescue. Hat tip to Marvel. Thanks!

Deaf Cat in VA Seeks Adoptive Home

http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=14426516

Sophie is a gorgeous odd eye solid white cat who is about 2 years old. She is completely deaf but what a great personality. She was surrendered to a shelter in Virginia because her owner became ill. A shelter with too many nice cats and too few adoptions. Poor Sophie ran out of time and the shelter staff asked Fancy Cats to help her! She will make a wonderful companion to some lucky someone! Not quite ready to adopt but would like to foster a cat or kitten? Email info@fancycats.org or call 703-961-1056 to find out how you can help.

Fancy Cats Rescue Team in Herndon, VA

Deaf Pit Bull Mix in KY Needs Help!

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More About Julie

This beautiful white pitbull came in as a stray and is available on 10/15. We believe she is deaf but it doesn't seem to bother her personality, which is wonderful and loving. If you are interested in this pet please contact us as soon as possible. We take in approximately 5000 animals a year. Unfortunately we are a high kill shelter due to the amount of animals being brought to the shelter. If you are not local we can recommend transport services. Please email us at dcacanimals@yahoo.com or call at 270-685-8275. Please Hurry! We are also VERY rescue friendly. ID#0910-4544

Deaf Border Collie Mix in LA Has Few Days!

SHEPHERD / BORDER COLLIE MIX. POWDER IS DEAF AND POSSIBLY BLIND IN ONE EYE. THE ST. MARTIN PARISH ANIMAL CONTROL SHELTER HAS TO KEEP POWDER FOR 3 MORE DAYS BEFORE THEY DECIDE
TO EUTHANIZE OR TRY ADOPTION. IF ANYONE CAN HELP PLEASE SAVE THIS SWEET BEAUTIFUL DOG. HE NEEDS A BIG YARD TO RUN AND PLAY AROUND IN.

They love me over there, at the pound, but...space is limited. Pets will be euthanized. Call (337) 394-1220 or email stmartinparishadoption@yahoo.com AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. Unfortunately my time is running out so if you think you and I could live together and love eachother, PLEASE HURRY, BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE! The St. Martin

Parish Animal Control Facility
1004 Industrial Park Road
St. Martinville LA 70582.

stmartinparishadoption@yahoo.com

(337) 394-1220

The opening hours are:

Tuesday through Friday, 8 am - 5 pm.
Saturday 9 am - 2 pm.
Closed on Sunday and Monday.

Adoptions fees are $65 per adoption and entitles you to a $50 spay/neuter certificate and a $10 rabies certificate.

IF YOU CAN'T ADOPT ME, MAYBE YOU CAN GIVE ME A FOSTER HOME. IT COULD SAVE MY LIFE!! WHEN FOSTERING A PET ~ you provide love and care and keep it safe and healthy while it waits for a permanent home. Foster homes give many rescued animals another chance for life.

RESCUE GROUPS: The St. Martin Parish Animal Control Facility is happy to work with rescue groups. Contact the facility with proof of your 501(3)(c) status.