Wanda Waddell-Pet Nanny

15/01/2023

11/01/2023

Charlie!

29/11/2022

Weenies! These two are so sweet!

21/11/2022

Could be a fantastic Christmas present!

This cutie is our female Arctic Fox Glacier! ☃️

You can help care for Glacier by supporting our Arctic Fox shirt fundraiser! 🤍

All proceeds from this fundraiser will help us continue to care for Glacier and our 2 other Arctic foxes, Hudson and Virgil ❄️ 🐾

The design of this shirt features Glacier!

Here’s the link, also in our bio and story:

https://www.bonfire.com/rws-winter-wonderland/

Thank you for your support! 🤍❄️

08/11/2022

These two old girls are the sweetest!

15/09/2022

Please spread the word! Lily was LOST on September 3, 2022 in Finneytown, OH 45231 near Madeleine circle

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For more info or to contact Lily's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/8312926

Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://pbrs.io/l/rpl

11/09/2022

Our annual yard sale is quickly approaching and we are still collecting donations! Dates and times are listed below. All of the proceeds go directly to our animals so please consider sharing to help spread the word!

09/09/2022

06/09/2022

Instructions

Max may not eat he gets real nervous and anxious. Don't stress about it.

If Doc doesn't eat take him to the Vet immediately!

Also Doc sometimes will trick the other dogs by gobbling up his food and then running to the front window and barking like the house is surrounded by delivery guys. When Lucy and Max run to check it out. Doc runs back to the kitchen and eats all their food...so you might need to hang out while they eat.

Lucy usually has no issue.

15/08/2022

15/08/2022

It's not too late to support Red Wolf Sanctuary and get some cool local art (including jewelry) Stop by Gallery 708 and see if you can get a head start on your holiday shopping!

21/06/2022

11/05/2022

17/08/2021

Love this old girl! She love massages, treats, walks and has spent the last few days trying to convince me her dad gives her people food all the time.

06/08/2021

Sophie one of the sweetest babies ever!

06/08/2021

Ivy

16/05/2021

Got to spend my weekend with this sweet boy! Did some hiking and visited a dog friendly brewery, West Side Brewery, and restaurant, Agave and Rye.

11/12/2020

I am trying to live every day being the change that I want to see in this world… Today I drove to Aberdeen to pick up 11 dogs that would have likely all died had Hope Fur Pets not made room for them. They were dropped off at some point between yesterday late evening and 11 o’clock today at a high kill shelter a bit away from Aberdeen. They were left in the containment set up outside of the shelter to house them which are not heated nor cooled. A woman that checks the shelter regularly informed Natalie Lotspeich that they were there and wanted to know who we could take. Natalie told her we would take them all. I am so grateful for this organization. They do so much fantastic work! Please support pet rescues.

I should note that this rescue mission required four hours of driving and two hours of moving pups and cleaning up puke and urine and poo. Also immediately upon arrival they were dewormed and vaccinated.

10/12/2020

Holiday Treats Aren’t for Everyone

No doubt your house will smell like a wonderland of amazing treats this holiday season. And you may have a pup flashing you puppy dog eyes or a cat ready to sneak a treat. You will absolutely be tempted to spoil your pets but sharing your meal can have unfortunate consequences.

Here are a few holiday foods that are dangerous for your furry friends and family.

Various Types of Nuts

Macadamia nuts and pistachios are extraordinarily rich in fat and can cause pancreatitis, as mentioned above. Additionally, macadamias contain a toxin that can case neurological issues for your pets. Add to the list of nuts dogs and cats should not eat almonds, walnuts, and pecans.

Chocolate

Chocolate contains theobromine and caffeine; both are toxic to cats and dogs. It can be tempting to leave out candy dishes for guests just know they can be irresistible to dogs particularly.



Grapes and Raisins

Grapes and raisins can cause kidney failure in dogs. Symptoms can include vomiting and hyperactive behavior often followed by diarrhea. After a 24 hour period, your pet may become anorexic, lethargic and depressed. Ultimately, the kidneys can fail. So although you may be tempted to slip your pooch that fruit cake from your aunt, the one you can’t stomach...don’t do it.

Poultry Bones

Cooking causes bones to dehydrate and become brittle. Making them easy to splinter, which could puncture the stomach or intestines. As soon as you carve and clear the table dispose of the carcass in a container that cannot be reached or knocked over.

High Fat Foods

Many holiday foods, like macadamia nuts, pistachios, turkey skin and gravy, sweet potato casserole, eggnog and prime rib are high in fat and hard on your pet’s digestive system. They can cause pancreatitis, the symptoms of which can be vomiting, diarrhea, and Fatigue.

Alcohol

Alcohol poisoning is a serious risk for your pets, with their smaller size and lower tolerance, it is not much different than giving it to a toddler alcohol. Signs that your pet may have alcohol poisoning is staggering, decreased reflexes, slowed breathing and even cardiac arrest. Keep them safe by ensuring you and your guests keep any alcoholic drinks well out of their reach.

Onions

Onions contain thiosulphates which can cause red blood cells to burst in cats and dogs and can lead to hemolytic anemia. Onions can have severe affects. Symptoms to watch for include shortness of breath, lethargy, vomiting and diarrhea.

Nutmeg

Nutmeg can cause seizures, tremors, and central nervous system issues. In severe cases, shock and even death.


Here is the good news your dogs and cats can enjoy a bit of turkey, plain sweet potatoes, green beans, and mashed potatoes. It is best to set this aside while preparing and with the least amount of seasoning.



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Wanda Waddell

01/12/2020

Working with rescues is incredibly rewarding but can be frustrating because I get attached to each of them and don’t always know where they end up. I rarely get to see them again. I am so grateful for Rene and Doug Eisele for the invitation to visit my friend Roscoe, for those who you remember the initial post in July, Repo. He is doing so well and is so incredibly loved by these two people that couldn’t be happier for all of them!

17/11/2020

If you are in need of a long work day nanny visit with your buddies, a dog walk, an in home nanny visit or someone who can stay in your home, caring for you pet, message me.

14/11/2020

This sweetheart spent the evening with me.