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Missing Dog!!! Please help SCARLETT get home by sharing this. If you are in the Eagle Rock area (Los Angeles,CA), please print it out the flyer and help us post them all over Eagle Rock Blvd./Colorado Blvd. area. She was lost when she was staying with a sitter near Ridgeview and Eagle Rock Blvd but last seen running up Yosemite towards Colorado Blvd. Poor little Scarlett is unfamiliar with the area. :( She is wearing a pink collar with NO tags, but microchipped. Please call 626.394.4664 for any info/sightings. Thank you.

Missing Dog!!!

Please help SCARLETT get home by sharing this.

If you are in the Eagle Rock area (Los Angeles,CA), please print it out the flyer and help us post them all over Eagle Rock Blvd./Colorado Blvd. area.

She was lost when she was staying with a sitter near Ridgeview and Eagle Rock Blvd but last seen running up Yosemite towards Colorado Blvd.

Poor little Scarlett is unfamiliar with the area. :(

She is wearing a pink collar with NO tags, but microchipped. Please call 626.394.4664 for any info/sightings. Thank you.

Have you prepared your pet for Fireworks?

Fireworks can be very scary for many pets.  4th of July is the busiest time of year for lost animals.  1st Care Animal Health Clinics urges owners to take precautions to keep pets and other animals comfortable and safe during firework shows.  

  • Never take a companion animal to a fireworks display.
  • Never leave a companion animal in the car while attending a fireworks show.
  • Keep all animals away from fireworks.  Most animals have sensitive hearing and senses.  Loud noise and sudden bursts of lights can frighten and cause them to panic.  Sparks from fireworks and sparklers can burn them.  Pets can ingest toxic material that can be harmful or fatal.  Instead, keep your pets in a quiet room inside your home.  Give them access to their favorite hiding place like a crate, closet, etc.  Keep their favorite toys and blankets around. TV and radios can be left on to drown out the noise of fireworks. Prepare for a possible “accidents”. 
  • Do not leave your pet outside in a yard, even if it is fenced in, as they may try to escape, injure themselves severely, fatally or even be hit by a car.   
  • Take your pet on a long walk or extended play time earlier in the day to assist them to relax during evening firework noise.    
  • Always have traceable identification on your companion animals at all times.  Remember scared animals tend to run and may run away from home.  Licenses, microchips and ID tags help reunite pets with their owners. (Microchipping is available at all 1st Care clinics for $45 including FREE registration).  Make sure each pet has a collar with a license or tag with your name and telephone number.
  • If your pet has a history of becoming highly agitated and stressed by fireworks, consult your veterinarian.  A prescription may be needed.
  • Do not give “people food” to pets – as it is common practice during BBQs or picnics.  Remember that chicken, beef, pork and other meat often contain bones that can splinter easily when chewed by dogs and  can cause choking and intestinal blockages – conditions that can be life threatening and require costly surgical procedures.
  • When enjoying the outdoors at a picnic, make sure your dog is on a leash and properly tethered.  Make sure collars are not too tight.  Remember that all dogs have the potential to bite!
  • When going on vacation, take your companion animal with you.  Otherwise, make arrangements with family or friends for the care of your pet.  Arrangements can also be made with a reputable kennel or cattery.

The above information was obtained from 1st Care Animal Health Clinics Inc.

LOST DOG - URGENT!  Dexter escaped from his yard last night in Los Feliz (Los Angeles), CA. Time is of the essence and the first 24 hrs are the most crucial. We need a search party out there tonight to hang flyers, talk to people, and look for Dexter. If you are able to meet, please email info@KarmaRescue.org . Thank you! ********************************************************************************* 6/28/11 - Update from Karma Rescue : ”We are happy to announce that Dexter is home and safe. We’d like to thank everyone who aided in the search. We truly have the BEST volunteers!” *********************************************************************************

LOST DOG - URGENT! 


Dexter escaped from his yard last night in Los Feliz (Los Angeles), CA. Time is of the essence and the first 24 hrs are the most crucial. We need a search party out there tonight to hang flyers, talk to people, and look for Dexter.

If you are able to meet, please email info@KarmaRescue.org . Thank you!

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6/28/11 - Update from Karma Rescue : ”We are happy to announce that Dexter is home and safe. We’d like to thank everyone who aided in the search. We truly have the BEST volunteers!”

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  Independence Paw’rade  The pursuit of life, liberty and an end to puppy mills! Join us Saturday, July 2nd, in 4 cities across the United States of America, to help raise awareness about the puppy mill/pet store connection and promote pet adoption! This fun, FREE event will include: The option to bring your dog! You’ll get a free red, white & blue bandana for      your furry friend! A short, scenic walk with your doggie and human friends. Please wear red, white & blue! The reading of a “pro-claw-mation” declaring that all dogs deserve good homes. Family and dog-oriented activities following the walk. Meet adorable, adoptable dogs from shelters and local rescue groups!   New York - July 2nd, 11 AM - 2 PM  START: Paw’rade starts at West 46th St. and 12th Ave (near the USS Intrepid and Pier 84) at 11 a.m. Paw’rade route is approximately 1/2 mile.  END: Paw’rade ends at Pocket Pooches with an adoption event from 12PM - 2PM. Join us to celebrate the store’s reopening as a humane, rescue-only model pet boutique. Come view many adoptable dogs from Yorkie 911! Salt Lake City - July 2nd, 9AM - 1PM START: Walk begins near the North Shelter in the center of Liberty Park (600 E 1300 S)  END: Paw’rade route is approximately a 1 mile loop around the park.  Adoption festival from 10 AM - 1 PM in the park with adoptable dogs from Salt Lake County Animal Services and Humane Society of Utah Best Friends Animal Society Education Ambassadors will also be on hand to do fun and easy projects for kids and an “I Read to Animals” demo, plus, face painting & giveaways! Las Vegas - July 2nd, 6 PM - 9 PM START: Paw’rade starts at 6 p.m. at the Gazebo in Town Square Park (in the middle of the shopping district), 6605 Las Vegas Blvd South END: Paw’rade ends at the Gazebo where there will be festivities and a pet adoption taking place. Abe Lincoln will read the “pro-claw-mation” and lead the Paw’rade. Come meet our adorable, adoptable dogs from Las Vegas independent rescuers that will be available until 9 p.m.! Los Angeles - July 2nd, 10 AM - 2 PM START: Paw’rade starts at Chase Bank (12501 Ventura Blvd. Studio City) END:  Paw’rade ends at Maxwell Dog (12336 Ventura Blvd. Studio City) with an adoption event from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Prizes for Best Dressed Dog & Best Dressed Human - up to $200 worth of Maxwell Dog Boutique gift certificates!

 

Independence Paw’rade

 The pursuit of life, liberty and an end to puppy mills!

Join us Saturday, July 2nd, in 4 cities across the United States of America, to help raise awareness about the puppy mill/pet store connection and promote pet adoption!

This fun, FREE event will include:

  • The option to bring your dog! You’ll get a free red, white & blue bandana for      your furry friend!
  • A short, scenic walk with your doggie and human friends. Please wear red, white & blue!
  • The reading of a “pro-claw-mation” declaring that all dogs deserve good homes.
  • Family and dog-oriented activities following the walk.
  • Meet adorable, adoptable dogs from shelters and local rescue groups!

 

New York - July 2nd, 11 AM - 2 PM

 START: Paw’rade starts at West 46th St. and 12th Ave (near the USS Intrepid and Pier 84) at 11 a.m. Paw’rade route is approximately 1/2 mile.

 END: Paw’rade ends at Pocket Pooches with an adoption event from 12PM - 2PM. Join us to celebrate the store’s reopening as a humane, rescue-only model pet boutique. Come view many adoptable dogs from Yorkie 911!


Salt Lake City - July 2nd, 9AM - 1PM

START: Walk begins near the North Shelter in the center of Liberty Park (600 E 1300 S) 

END: Paw’rade route is approximately a 1 mile loop around the park. 

Adoption festival from 10 AM - 1 PM in the park with adoptable dogs from Salt Lake County Animal Services and Humane Society of Utah

Best Friends Animal Society Education Ambassadors will also be on hand to do fun and easy projects for kids and an “I Read to Animals” demo, plus, face painting & giveaways!


Las Vegas - July 2nd, 6 PM - 9 PM

START: Paw’rade starts at 6 p.m. at the Gazebo in Town Square Park (in the middle of the shopping district), 6605 Las Vegas Blvd South

END: Paw’rade ends at the Gazebo where there will be festivities and a pet adoption taking place.

Abe Lincoln will read the “pro-claw-mation” and lead the Paw’rade. Come meet our adorable, adoptable dogs from Las Vegas independent rescuers that will be available until 9 p.m.!


Los Angeles - July 2nd, 10 AM - 2 PM

START: Paw’rade starts at Chase Bank (12501 Ventura Blvd. Studio City)

END:  Paw’rade ends at Maxwell Dog (12336 Ventura Blvd. Studio City) with an adoption event from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Prizes for Best Dressed Dog & Best Dressed Human - up to $200 worth of Maxwell Dog Boutique gift certificates!

Missing Cat!! If you live in Mountain View, CA please help find Klaus!

Yesterday I was driving by and saw this guy hanging flyers of his lost cat. The flyers are all over Calderon Ave, between El Camino Real and Evelyn.

Here are some info: Klaus is a 4 years old neutered male. Short hair, brown in color. He was last seen on 5/25/11.

Distinguishing Characteristics: White socks and chunk missing out of his right ear! 

If you have any info PLEASE contact Kara at (619) 727-1616. Thank you :)