DOGGIE DOORS

One of the best things my "people" did for me, besides
spring me from that smelly, cold kennel, was to install
a doggie door when I was a puppy. No more bouncing
up and down to let your pet in or out. Now I can check
out what's happening in the neighborhood, no more
jumping on the furniture to get a look see out the
window. Check it out!!

See ya! Fluffy

Fluffy on a Successful Adoption Event

It was a real DAWG's day out at the shelter today!
Seven dogs, a kitten, and a cat have new homes today.

Thanks to Kathy R and all her hard working "DAWGIES"

LOW-COST VACCINATION/MICROCHIP CLINIC

DAWG ADOPTION EVENT

BLIND BETTY UPDATE

WONDERFUL NEWS!

DAWG ran an ad on Betty
looking for a a new home
or a foster home. But she's
going to the best home of all!
Her owners saw the ad and
are picking her up today.

Yeah, Betty! We're so
happy for you.

PICTURE PERFECT

DAWG is lucky enough to have Susan C as a member.
She's a wonderful photographer and spends a lot of time
getting shots for our website. All of her photos are great,
but sometimes the click of the camera shutter captures
some particularly awesome shots.

Such was the case with Frank and Herbert. We are not
usually able to let the dogs play together. But Frank and
Herbert came into the shelter together and because of
a lack of room, they were sharing a kennel. So they
obviously got along and it was safe to let them play
together in the exercise yard. Just look at the results.










Didn't Susan capture the magic of these two dogs!

To find out more about Frank, Herbert, and the many
other dogs and cats waiting for forever homes, go to
the DAWG website.

BLIND BETTY

WILL YOU ADOPT ME? OR BE MY FOSTER
FAMILY UNTIL I FIND A FOREVER HOME?


Hi. I'm Betty
and I'm blind.
I was picked
up wandering
aimlessly on a
busy road. I was
very lucky to
not get hit by
one of the many
cars that passed
me by—without
stopping to help.
But then I heard
the sound of a
vehicle braking
and a door opening.
Suddenly, there were gentle hands petting me and scooping
me up.

Now I'm in the shelter. It was pretty scary at first, but it was
clean and there was food, water, and a bed with a thick quilt.
I'm in a fairly small kennel, so it didn't take me long to learn
my territory. I did get a few bruises on my nose until I had
the wall locations firmly fixed in my mind. Then I located
the flap to the outside. That's good because I'm very house-
trained and was pleased to find a place where I could do
my business.

I'm a sweet, loving girl who walks well on leash (with
guidance, of course). I learn very quickly and would make
a grand addition to your family.

Is there a place in your heart for me?
There's plenty of room in mine for you!

Visit the DAWG website to learn more about me.