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1-dog transport: Waco, TX-LA-MS-The Villages FL: DogProtector@RocketMail.com

aliwhite — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 03:11:33 +0000

CONTACT DENISE at dogprotector@rocketmail.com if you can help transport a female, Shepherd-mix named “Donna.” She is travelling from the Humane Society of Central Texas to her forever home in The Villages, FL. She is up-to-date on shots, spayed & will travel with health certificate. Must Fill transport by Friday 2/3

Sat., FEB. 4

Leg One – 8:00 am – 9:45 am Waco TX to Leona Texas 98 miles - 1.75 hrs

Leg Two - Sat 2/4 10:00 am – 11:45 am Leona TX to Cleveland TX 94 miles – 1.75 hrs

Leg Three - Sat 2/4 Noon – 2 pm Cleveland TX to Lake Charles LA 123 miles – 2 hours

Leg 4 – Sat 2/4 2:15 pm – 3:45 pm Lake Charles to Henderson LA 90 miles – 1.5 hours

Leg 5 - Sat 2/4 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm Henderson LA to Hammond LA 90 miles - 1.5 hours

Leg 6 – Sat 2/4 5:45 pm – 7:30 pm Hammond LA to St Martin MS 104 miles – 1.75 hrs

Leg 7 - Sat 2/4 7:45 pm – 9:45 pm St Martins MS to Ferry Pass FL

****End of Day OVERNIGHT Guest in Ferry Pass FL***

Sun., FEB. 5

Leg 8 - Sun 2/5 9:00 am – 11 am Ferry Pass FL to Chipley FL 110 miles – 2 hrs

Leg 9 – Sun 2/5 11:15 am – 1:15 pm Chipley FL – Drifton FL 110 miles – 2 hrs

Leg 10 - Sun 2/5 1:30 – 3:00 pm Drifton FL to Lake City 83 miles – 1.5 hrs

Leg 11 –Sun 2/5 3:15 – 5:15 – Final Stretch Lake City FL to The Villages FL 103 mi– 2 hrs

DFW/Sherman, TX: Jack Russell Terriers: SteveW@Ci.Sherman.TX.US & 903-892-7255

aliwhite — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 01:42:35 +0000

Contact 903-892-7255 or SteveW@Ci.Sherman.TX.US to rescue/foster/adopt cutey Jack Russell Terriers. ACT FAST!! www.petfinder.com/shelters/TX480.html

Donations, pls.: German Shepherds’ vet costs: http://scarlettandcarson.chipin.com/expenses-of-great-escape-rescued-k9s

aliwhite — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 01:10:22 +0000

Donate for German Shepherds’ vet expenses:

Donations can be made to our chip-in: http://scarlettandcarson.chipin.com/expenses-of-great-escape-rescued-k9s or
directly to the veterinarians involved by phone or mailing a check: our regular veterinarian Dr. Sandra Cochran (361) 573-4002, 8082 FM 236, Victoria TX 77905; or
with a check mailed directly to Great Escape at 609 Cologne Rd., Victoria, TX 77905.

Please make a note that the payment is for “the Triple Crown Dogs.”

This month’s veterinary bills are so overwhelming; we really need your help! Please consider donating any amount so that we can continue to save more “last call” dogs in need.

From Ccdsz1@aol.com To all our friends & supporters: January was an expensive month for us at Great Escape Rescued K9s , in terms of unexpected veterinary expenses. Because of this, we are asking for financial help to pay the overwhelming vet bills. Donations of any amount would really help & be greatly appreciated. We rescued a total of 76 “last call” dogs (of which 46 were PB German Shepherds and 9 were seniors) in 2011. Our rescue only has 3 members, Myself, Sondra Abarr & Sharon Mohr. Our funding comes directly from ourselves with the exception of some donations. We have rescued 9 “last call” dogs so far this month (January 2012). We are lucky enough to be involved with an awesome rescue dog-training program offered by Triple Crown Academy in Hutto, TX. TCA has an accredited “dog trainer” school which trains people to be dog trainers. It’s a 12-week program that covers all phases of dog training (obedience, agility, manners, assistance, search & rescue, etc…). TCA accepts a limited amount of “rescued” dogs into this program & assigns them to each student. The student then trains the dog as he/she goes through the course. It’s an incredible opportunity for the rescues. At the conclusion of the course, the rescues are either adopted out to their student trainer or to the general public. It’s a win, win situation for everyone involved. However, each dog that TCA accepts must be spayed/neutered, utd on all vaccinations, heart worm negative & must have 3 months’ worth of flea/tick & heartworm preventive provided when the dog is accepted. Any adoption fees are waived. This month we were lucky enough to have 14 dogs accepted! Providing 14 dogs w/3 months of flea/tick preventive & heartworm preventive is very expensive, which is one of the reasons we need help!

The bill is a total of: $869

Itemized as follows:

8- Iverhart Max @ $9 each ($72)

2- Preventic Collars @ $11.00 each ($22)

31- Advantage Multi’s/88 @ $18 each ($558)

1-Bottle each of Zymox Shampoo and Zymox Rinse (for Iggy’s skin issues) @ $20 each ($40)

1-Bottle Malaseb Ear Flush (for Iggy’s ears) $15

30- Bacterium DS (antibiotic for Iggy’s skin/ears) $10

Vaccinations for Scout, Kelsey, Miracle, Houston @ $38 each ($152)

Another unexpected veterinary expense was for Cali aka Jetta (one of our 2011 rescues/German Shepherd). She was not feeling well & didn’t urinate for over 24 hours. Because of her location, she was seen by Dr. Collins. She had a full blood work up & exam. The bill was $103. (She’s fine now). South Texas Veterinary Clinic (361) 358-8351, 356 W. FM 351, Beeville, TX 78102 Donations can be made directly to them with a phone payment or by mailing a check; by donating to our chip-in (http://scarlettandcarson.chipin.com/expenses-of-great-escape-rescued-k9s), or by mailing a check to Great Escape @ 609 Cologne Rd. Victoria TX 77905. Please make a note that the donation is for “Cali Brock.”

Thank you for your support! Chyrl Burris Great Escape Rescued K9s (361)920-0055 Please “like” our page on Facebook: Great Escape Rescued K9s

DFW/Rowlett: found Beagle/Jack Russell-mix puppy: 972-412-6219 #01-28-2012-7

aliwhite — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 00:30:44 +0000

To rescue/foster/adopt cute Beagle-mix pup from the Rowlett Animal Shelter, call 972-412-6219 & ask for dog #01-28-2012-7. Pup’s good Samaritan is willing to pay his adoption fee for anyone who can provide him with a good home (he must be an inside dog).

From: Dawna Carabajal [mailto:sadieand9pups@hotmail.com] Here is the puppy I found on Saturday, 1/28/12. I was driving down Miller Road on Saturday when a puppy ran out into the middle of the road. I was able to get him to come to me. He was not wearing a collar so no tags. … at the Rowlett Animal Shelter. Their phone number is 972-412-6219. He is listed as 01-28-2012-7.

It is a male, probably around 4 months old. The shelter thinks he is a Beagle-mix. I am not sure. He is SUPER sweet!!! He let me pick him right up and put him in my car. He did not whine at all while I drove him to the shelter. He was very friendly to the shelter staff. I am willing to pay the adoption fee for anyone that can provide him with a good home (he must be an inside dog). He should be available for adoption by the end of the week. Thanks, Dawna Carabajal 214-415-4322 Sadieand9pups@hotmail.com
PS – My friend Deborah lives near where I found him. She said she knew this dog and that it lived at the house I knocked on the door. She went over there today and the woman who answered the door did not speak English. Deborah showed her my flyer that has a picture of the puppy on it. The woman just kept telling her no. This is the 2nd puppy that they have had escape out of their yard in 6 months. We have no idea what happened to the first puppy. I do not beleive they will be going to get the puppy out of the shelter.

DFW/GARLAND, TX: save FLUFFY German Shepherd: Rescue@GarlandTX.Gov & (972) 205-3570; ID#A158945

aliwhite — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 00:20:09 +0000

PLEASE contact RESCUE@GARLANDTX.GOV or (972) 205-3570 to rescue/foster/adopt fluffy, German Shepherd-mix.

Take a look at this sweet, beautiful Shepherd-mix. THIS IS JUST THE SWEETEST GIRL! SHE DOES NOT KNOW SHE IS NOT A PUREBRED. SHE NEEDS A TAG OR SHE WILL BE PTS FOR SPACE IN A HIGH-INTAKE, SMALL SHELTER. SHE IS A MEDIUM-SIZED, LOVELY DOG IN APPEARANCE & TEMPERAMENT WHO HAS GONE UNNOTICED IN THE BACK CORNER OF THE CROWDED SHELTER. SHE WOULD BE AN EASY ADOPT GIVEN THE CHANCE. SHE IS WORTHY OF A SPOT IF ANYONE CAN CONSIDER HER FOR THEIR PROGRAM OR FAMILY.

This DOG - ID#A158945

I am an unaltered female, brown and black German Shepherd Dog-mix.

My age is unknown.

Lubbock/volunteers needed Sat. & Sun., Feb 11 & 12: HavenACS@GMail.com

aliwhite — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 23:44:00 +0000

Contact HavenACS@Gmail.com to let them know which day(s), date(s) & time(s) you can volunteer.
The more volunteers we have, the more animals we can take! Adoption event at PetSmart (east side of Slide Rd. on south side of S. Loop 289: www.LubbockMap.com) on Sat., & Sun., Feb. 11 & 12

On Sat., Feb. 11 (event lasts from 10am-5pm):
-We need 4-6 people to help transport animals to and from PetSmart.
-We need 1-2 people per shift to help stay with the animals at the store. The day will be divided into three shifts: 10am-12pm, 12pm-2pm, 2pm-5pm

On Sun., Feb. 12 (event lasts from 12pm-4pm)
-We need 4-6 people to help transport animals to and from PetSmart
-We need 1-2 people per shift to help stay with the animals at the store: The day will be

divided into two shifts: 12pm-2pm, 2pm-4pm
2. Register (for DFW-area/Addison: No Kill Workshop, Sat., March 10, 8:30a-6:30p) at http://dallasfortworthnokillworkshop.eventbrite.com

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Event to be held at the following time, date, and location:

Mar 10, 2012
8:30 AM – 6:30 PM

15650 Addison Road
Addison, 75001

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Alva, Pawsitively Texas No Kill Workshop – Dallas / Fort Worth

Saturday, March 10, 2012 from 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM (CT)

Addison, United States

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JOIN US as we gather in North Texas with the shared vision and goal of revolutionizing our communities to implement life-saving shelter pet programs! Approximately 200,000 adoptable shelter pets die each year in North Texas taxpayer funded animal shelters. 200,000! However, a no kill nation, a no kill Texas, is within our reach. The Dallas / Fort Worth No Kill Workshop will provide the information and tools needed to do reduce shelter intake, increase live outcome rates, and build a no kill community. Come be a part of this inspirational, motivational, and informative day hosted by Pawsitively Texas!

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Animal advocates, animal welfare and humane organizations, rescue groups, students, activists, animal law attorneys, researchers, academia, animal control officers, animal shelter board of directors and oversight committee members, shelter directors, employees and volunteers, elected officials at the city, county and state levels, tax-payers, and anyone else who wants to help move their community’s animal welfare system from the antiquated kill system to the morally humane no kill shelter. This workshop is designed for YOU – a person that wants to volunteer, implement, inspire, and/or lead change in your community. Think one person can not make a difference? Come meet our Speakers who have been catalysts in creating no kill communities. Leave informed, inspired, and with a blueprint of what you can do to help save lives in your community. The event is open to anyone who wishes to learn and do more!

DALLAS / FORT WORTH NO KILL WORKSHOP DETAILS:

Date: Saturday, March 10, 2012
Check-In/Packet Pick-Up: 8:30am – 9:00am
Time: 9:00am – 6:30pm … The workshop will end at 6:30pm. Door prizes will be awarded at the close of the workshop; must be present to win.

LOCATION:
Addison Conference Centre
15650 Addison Road
Addison Texas 75001

Click Here for Map to Addison Conference Centre

LUNCH: to keep the workshop cost affordable to all, lunch will be on-your-own! There are several restaurants and cafes less than a quarter of a mile from the Conference Center on the Addison Circle – walking distance. We’ll have a list of local eateries available at the workshop. You can also bring your own brown-bag lunch if you like!

CAN I BRING MY PETS?

No pets, but Service Dogs will be allowed at the workshop.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS:

There are several hotels that are very close to the Addison Conference Center including the following (clickable links):

Marriott Courtyard Dallas Addison

Hilton Garden Inn

Hawthorne Suites Addison

La Quinta Inn and Suites Addison

Hyatt House Addison

See map of hotels and proximity to the Addison Conference Centre by clicking here.

SPEAKERS:

Nathan Winograd is a graduate of Stanford Law School, a former criminal prosecutor and corporate attorney, has spoken nationally and internationally on animal sheltering issues, has written animal protection legislation at the state and national level, has created successful No Kill programs in both urban and rural communities, and has consulted with a wide range of animal protection groups including some of the largest and best known in the nation. He is also the founder of the No Kill Advocacy Center, and the author of several books (Redemption, Irreconcilable Differences, and All American Vegan).

Dr. Ellen Jefferson is the Founder of Emancipet, Executive Director, Austin Pets Alive, and a Veterinarian. Austin is not only the largest Texas open admissions city shelter to choose to become no kill, they are the largest in the US and Ellen has been a leader in Austin no kill.

Cheryl Schneider is the Williamson County Animal Services Director. Located in Georgetown Texas, Wilco is currently the only open admissions county animal shelter in Texas to choose, and succeed in becoming no kill.

Sgt. Karl Bailey is the Seagoville Animal Shelter Director. Under Sgt Bailey’s leadership, the open admissions city shelter dismantled the gas chamber, created a community volunteer group, and became a true no kill shelter.

Micheal Kitkoski is the founder of Rockwall Pets. Michael has worked closely with the City to not only increase adoptions from a 46% save rate to 96% save, but to also vote to become a no kill open admissions city shelter.

Patty Lepley Alexander is the Austin Pets Alive PASS Coordinator. Positive Alternatives to Shelter Surrender (P.A.S.S.) is a service provided by Austin Pets Alive! (APA!) to help people help their pets to find new homes or to stay in their current homes.

Alva Logsdon Cranford is the founder of Pawsitively Texas and a marketing media professional. After rescuing several shelter pets, she found she could save more lives by using her marketing expertise to raise awareness.

The Full Day Workshop Will Include:
• The No Kill Equation
• Increasing Pet Adoptions
• Programs to Reduce Shelter Intake
• Feral Cat TNR Programs
• Shelter Medicine and Disease Management
• How to Create Successful Volunteer and Fundraising Programs
• Using Social Media, Marketing, and Public Relations for Results
• Learn how local each shelter achieved no kill
• And more!

This is an interactive workshop which means you will be able to ask questions of the Experts.

Each attendee will receive a no kill manual that will enable you to leave with a blueprint of what you can do to start saving the lives of shelter pets in your community!

We’ve worked very hard to keep the admission price as low as possible to assure anyone that wants to, can afford to attend. If you would like to make a financial contribution or be a sponsor to help underwrite the expenses, please follow the links below. Thank you!

Contribution to Help Underwrite the Workshop: http://pawsitivelytexas.chipin.com/the-dfw-no-kill-workshop-march-10-2012

Workshop Sponsor: http://pawsitivelytexas.com/dallas-ft-worth-no-kill-workshop-save-the-date/no-kill-workshop-sponsors

Thank you to the Workshop Sponsors and Contributors! YOU believe in our mission and chose to help underwrite the workshop to make it more affordable for all to attend! We appreciate you so much! http://pawsitivelytexas.com/dallas-ft-worth-no-kill-workshop-save-the-date/no-kill-workshop-contributors-sponsors

DFW, TX: 1-yr.-old, black-&-white Pit-mix needs to be only dog: LawJensen@SBCGlobal.Net

aliwhite — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 22:54:14 +0000

in DFW: Contact lawjensen@sbcglobal.net to rescue/foster/adopt BEAUTIFUL, black-&-white, 1-yr.-old, Pit-mix “Cookie” … SWEET & LOVING JUST DOESN’T LIKE OTHER DOGS … HAS SO MUCH MORE TO OFFER. … This pup does have some issues & needs the proper guidance & her confidence built up. Cookie was adopted from the Garland Animal Shelter & … 45 lbs. … needing a new home ASAP. She is very sweet & loves to give kisses. She loves to go on walks & play “fetch.” She knows how to “sit” & is very smart. She is very playful. I would recommend she be an only dog however, I don’t think it is completely impossible for her to share a home with another dog. She is fixed & has had her shots. … www.DFWPupPatrol.com

Lubbock, TX: 3-yr.-old Chesapeake Bay Retriever needs loving home: MsTatum@RocketMail.com

aliwhite — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 22:53:18 +0000

Contact MsTatum@RocketMail.com if you can offer 3-yr.-old “Chessie” a loving home. Dawn Richman is looking for a home for her 3-year-old (4 in May), male Chesapeake Bay Retriever (bred for a bird dog but we have never worked with him), approx. 85 lbs., always been an inside dog, incredibly loyal, house broken & used to sleeping 20 hrs a day. We think he would be perfect for a single person or couple without kids. He mixed ok with our old Black Lab, but Major is a big, strong, male dog that likes to be in charge with other dogs, hence the name “Major.” He is sweet & loving, but gets worked up when there’s lots of running & screaming (children). He also gets protective if he sees people wrestling & tries to get stop the fight.

DFW/Garland 4 Chihuahuas; Glen Rose/so. of Ft. Worth/3 dogs; Lewisville/The Colony: inexpen. neuter & health services

aliwhite — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 15:15:56 +0000

1. DFW/Garland, TX: Contact rescue@garlandtx.gov asap to rescue/foster/adopt 4 Chihuahuas (2 female adults & 2 pups; photos, below). All very scared & very sweet.

2. DFW/ so. of Ft. Worth/Glen Rose Shelter: CONTACT LIZ JEFFCOAT 214 616 6128 OR LOUISA BENNETT IMAGINARIE@YAHOO.COM to rescue/foster/adopt &/or pledge money for 3 great dogs:

a. Barbie http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=369914879689760&set=a.230627286951854.78422.229706733710576&type=1&ref=nf

2 YRS OLD 40LBS BARBIE IS A LOVE. SHE IS OUTGOING & FRIENDLY. SHE DOESNT KNOW A STRANGER BE IT DOG oR PERSON!

b. Jojo http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=369915656356349&set=a.230627286951854.78422.229706733710576&type=3 $50 in chip in..
BOXER/LAB 9 MONTHS 40 LBS HE DOES WELL WITH OTHER DOGS. HE WANTS TO BE WITH PEOPLE. HE WILL LICK YOU AND GIVE YOU KISSES AS LONG AS YOU WILL ALLOW HIM. VETTING: CONTACT LIZ JEFFCOAT 214 616 6128 OR LOUISA BENNETT IMAGINARIE@YAHOO.COM
c. Jimmy http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=369915516356363&set=a.230627286951854.78422.229706733710576&type=3&permPage=1

9 MONTHS 25-30 LBS HE IS GOOD WITH OTHER DOGS. HE IS A LITTLE SHY AND HAS BEEN AT THE SHELTER TOO LONG.HE THINKS ITS HOME. THE ACO KEEPS GOING AROUND HIM BECAUSE HE IS SO LOVING WHEN HE GETS TO KNOW YOU CONTACT LIZ JEFFCOAT 214 616 6128 OR LOUISA BENNETT IMAGINARIE@YAHOO.COM

3. Lewisville & The Colony: GET YOUR MALE CAT NEUTERED FOR A NICKEL ON TUESDAY FEBRUARY 7 The nickel neuter is for male cats only. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Feral cats OK. For details, contact animalmobilemedicalservices@vetstreetmail.com

ANIMAL WELLNESS CENTER OF LEWISVILLE ANIMAL WELLNESS CENTER OF THE COLONY

1150 MAIN STREET 6805 MAIN STREET

LEWISVILLE, TX 75067 THE COLONY, TX 75056

972-353-9672 214-469-1300

940-686-0134 940-686-0134

In The Colony-On Tuesday February 7th- Drop off starts at 8am and continues through 10am. All cats will be awake and ready to go home by 1pm that afternoon. In Lewisville- On Tuesday February 7th- Drop off starts at 10am and continues through 3pm. All cats will be awake and ready to go home by 7pm that night.

For All Surgeries:

All Cats must be in a carrier. Please put a towel in the carrier with your cat.
ONE cat per carrier.
An additional fee will be charged for pets who are:
- Cryptorchid (retained testicles in males)- additional $25.00
Current Rabies vaccination required on all surgery patients. Bring Rabies certificate as proof of current vaccination or Rabies vaccination can be given for $15.00 per patient.
Remember to put all food up and out of your pet’s reach by midnight on Monday February 6th. Water is ok.Do not take up your pet’s water.

1/2 Price dental special the entire month of February 2012. 1/2 price dental $97.50. Price does not include extractions or antibiotics if needed. All pets 8 years of age and older will be required to have pre-surgical bloodwork $45.00. We do not sedate any pet for surgery that is older than 10 years.

Current Rabies vaccination required on all surgery patients. Bring Rabies certificate as proof of current vaccination or Rabies vaccination can be given for $15.00 per patient.
Remember to put all food up and out of your pet’s reach by midnight the night before surgery. Water is ok.Do not take up your pet’s water.

· Times for Dental Surgery Drop Off and Pick Up

Lewisville schedule

Sunday in Lewisville: Arrive at 11:00 a.m. to drop off all patients for surgery. Pickup time for all surgery patients will be 3:30 p.m. that afternoon.
Tuesday in Lewisville: Arrive at 3:00 p.m. to drop off all patients for surgery. Pickup time for all surgery patients will be 6:30 p.m. that afternoon.
Thursday in Lewisville: Arrive at 3:00 p.m. to drop off all patients for surgery. Pickup time for all surgery patients will be 6:30 p.m. that afternoon.
Friday in Lewisville: Arrive between 7:30 and 8:00 am to drop off all patients for surgery. Pickup time for all surgery patients will be at 1:00 pm that afternoon.
Saturday in Lewisville: Arrive at 8:00 a.m. to drop off all patients for surgery. Pickup time for all surgery patients will be 12:00 p.m. that afternoon.

The Colony schedule

Tuesday in The Colony: Arrive between 8:00am and 9:00 a.m. to drop off all patients for surgery. Pickup time for all surgery patients will be at 1pm that afternoon.
Thursday in The Colony: Arrive between 8:00am and 9:00am to drop off all patients for surgery. Pickup time for all surgery patients will be at 1pm that afternoon.
Friday in The Colony: Arrive at 3:00 pm to drop off all patients for surgery. Pickup time for all surgery patients will be between 6:30 pm and 7:00pm that evening.

Hempstead, NE TX/Cattle Dog-mix Mom & three 8-week-old puppies: 979-826-2480

aliwhite — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 15:14:29 +0000

Hempstead, NE, TX: Contact 979-826-2480 to rescue/foster/adopt Mom &/or one or more of her three little pups. This little Mom (brown-&-tan shaggy one in attached photo) & her 3 pups were brought out to the Dogtown Ranch on January 28, found in Hempstead TX roaming the streets. And although we cannot take in pups or small dogs because of the fences are not safe for small dogs & puppies, I couldn’t let them be dumped back into the hell hole they just came out of. Need Help!!! They are in a kennel right now with one of my Pitties, Snoopy, who looks disgusted, but is handling it well for the moment. … pups must weight a whole 15 pounds if that & the pups are about 8-weeks-old or so. Still have very small baby teeth. Two are black, white & merle & the other is a little red pup with no markings. … If anyone can take in one please contact me ASAP. Please cross post these guys. Pups generally do not do well out here! It’s very hard to keep them safe around all the Bullys! Angela Sera Dogtown Ranch Sanctuary, Rescue & Rehab a 501c3 NonProfit No Kill Facility Hempstead, Texas 979-826-2480 http://dogtownranchandsanctuary.blogspot.com/