Buddy Up Animal Society

Buddy Up Animal Society A 501(c)3 nonprofit organization primarily in southern and mid-coast Maine but also spread across the US. We do not accept owner-surrendered pets.

We're an all-volunteer organization based in southern Maine. We do not currently have a physical shelter, although we are working on that. We shelter rescued animals through a network of foster homes. Buddy Up primarily focuses our efforts on last-chance shelter animals facing euthanasia, those that are left with no advocate, and helping keep pets with their families by providing proper guidance a

nd resources for training and medical aid through our Champ's Fund branch of the organization. If you would like to donate to either cause, please do so here: paypal.me/BuddyUpAnimalSociety

Thank you!

Reason 400 to not use shock/e-collars ever.
01/01/2025

Reason 400 to not use shock/e-collars ever.

I cannot think of a single legitimate use for a ‘bark collar’. Why would it ever be reasonable for a DOG to believe that BARKING’ is painful? Try to consider life from the dog’s perspective - we at least owe them that!

My view is that bark collars should be completely illegal world-wide. They mislead the general public into believing they are a reasonable way to treat animals.

12/27/2024
12/27/2024

Some pet owners feed their animals raw meat, but that can be dangerous and even fatal for the animals.

Stay off the ice especially with dogs!
12/24/2024

Stay off the ice especially with dogs!

The incident occurred on Knights Pond on Monday. The people escaped the water unassisted, but the dogs needed rescuing.

12/15/2024
12/11/2024
12/08/2024

At just over a year old, this sweet and affectionate came to Maine from Afghanistan and is now being cared for in a foster home in Brunswick.

12/03/2024
12/03/2024

🚨 PLEASE SHARE – $1,500 REWARD FOR INFO LEADING TO HIS SAFE RETURN 🚨

Pittie Posse alum Finn has been missing since 11/21 in Windham.

He was last seen wearing an orange fleece jacket, a black harness (with his tag attached), and is microchipped.

Local police, vet hospitals, shelters, and animal control have been notified.

‼️ Finn is friendly, but DO NOT CHASE OR APPROACH if you spot him ‼️

Call his mom, Jen, immediately at +1 (207) 272-2110 with any sightings.

If you have any information on Finn’s whereabouts, please come forward. His family is heartbroken and just wants him home.

Please spread the word and help bring Finn back to safety!

11/28/2024
11/20/2024

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