It's A Doggy Dawg World, LLC

08/22/2024

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08/12/2024

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The Halifax Humane Society is thrilled to announce the reopening of the Redinger Spay and Neuter Clinic to the public on August 13, 2024. Located at 600 Mason Ave, Suite 150, Daytona Beach, FL, the clinic will operate by appointment only from Tuesday through Friday, 8 am to 5 pm. To schedule an appointment online visit https://www.halifaxhumanesociety.org/spay-neuter-clinic/index and click "Schedule an Appointment." Thanks to a special grant from Florida Animal Friends, through the end of August, all dog spays/neuters are $45, and all cat spays/neuters are $30 for animals belonging to the public. (Normal discounted dog spay/neuter prices are $100 to $300, and normal discounted cat spay/neuter prices are $85.)

08/11/2024

Is this precious baby yours? 🐾🐾
Found: Hancock Dr / Merrimac area in Deltona.

08/07/2024

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08/04/2024

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We cannot stress enough the importance of attempting to re-nest baby squirrels blown out from their nests and reunited back to their mothers after a rainstorm. If they are not injured, we ask that you PLEASE TRY our technique first before scooping them up and calling a rehabber to come take them off your hands. Listed below are step by step instructions on just how easy it is to attempt reuniting babies with their Momma.
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1. If you find a baby during a storm, bring it inside and keep it warm and dry in a dark, quiet place.
*DO NOT handle it other than to put it into a box with some nesting material, blankets or spare rags to keep it warm (Do not use washcloths or towels, they have loops that will snag on tiny toenails).
*DO NOT attempt to feed/water it. (Mother will handle that once she is reunited with baby, or if it ends up with a rehabber, it'll receive a special formula that baby can tolerate).
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2. Once the bad weather has passed, you may go ahead and start your attempt to re-nest, even if it has been with you for an entire day or overnight. Attach a small box with flaps or even a basket to the tree or in the immediate vicinity from where the baby fell. (see photo posted below for example). Make sure to anchor it to the tree (at eye level) using screws, nails or duct tape around the tree if needed for better support. The photo used below is how we have had success with reuniting babies. Make sure the container will not retain water by putting a few small holes in the bottom for proper drainage.
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3. Put a layer of grass, leaves or straw in the box to keep baby warm. (Don't use a washcloth or towel because they can get their little claws snagged in the loops).
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4. Try to entice Mom squirrel to come for her babies by playing baby squirrel cries on YouTube from your cell phone or wireless speaker. (Play the sound for 30-40 seconds from the baby's location at the box and afterwards, walk away so she will be able to come get the babies on her own). Move away from the tree and monitor from a short distance. If no activity is seen after 20-30 minutes, repeat the process again (may need to be repeated several times). Squirrels almost always have a secondary backup nest (drey) if the initial one is destroyed, so most likely she will be busy getting that set up before she comes back to retrieve her young. Make sure all domestic pets are out of the yard, away from the area for safety. If a dog or cat is around, she will not come back until they are gone.
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5. If there is more than one baby, Mama will come back to retrieve them one at a time. She will take the first one, gather baby in her mouth and scamper off and up a tree to put baby in the new nest. She will nurse her baby for a bit, then she will come back for the next one. Sometimes it takes 30 minutes to an hour before she comes back for the rest. It's an exhausting feat, hauling those babies up the tree ever so carefully in her mouth, so that is why we must remain patient!
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6. If after several hours, mother squirrel does not come back for her babies, that is when you will want to call a rehabber or Ahopha Wildlife Rescue for help and for further instructions. Our emergency number to reach us is 386-233-1054.

We hope this answers any questions in attempting to re-nest baby squirrels. If you need more advice along the way, we will happy to help guide you over the phone.
Mother's milk is the best milk for these babies in order to survive, so getting them returned back with Mother Squirrel is #1 priority at this time. Thank you for your help in saving our local wildlife!
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Note: This also works for baby birds.

07/24/2024

The little boy in him popped out all over his face! 🥰🥰🥰

07/22/2024

Awwe who's a good boy?! 🥰😍😍😍

07/22/2024

✨️ UPDATE: Belle has met her new fur-ever family! I do hope to see her again soon! 🥰🐾🐾

This is sweet Belle everyone. She’s a Chihuahua Pomeranian born 08/22/2022. She's UTD with shots and chipped. She belongs to one of my customers and the family is moving to Georgia. They can't take her with to the new place 😢 So she's for sale and they're asking for a $200 rehoming fee. Ask your coworkers, customers, friends and family. She's super sweet. Always well behaved when I have her. She's not a barker. As you can see she loves to cuddle. She's potty trained. Gets along great with other dogs and she absolutely loves kids of ALL ages. Most of all, she just wants to be loved and needs a fur-ever family in a loving home ❤️🐾🐾

07/17/2024

I NEED this bed badly! 😂❤️

07/14/2024

This is how I be feeling and wondering about all of your dogs 🐾🐾