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The Ferals Frontliners We are a 501(C)(3) non-profit foundation whose goal is to spay, neuter and provide for anmals in need

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Dunckel Veterinary Hospital Called In Directly Under Ferals Frontliners Account At (810) 653-3988

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Someone witnessed this beautful and friendly girl being dumped out of a car on outer drive in Ecorse last night. Turns out she’s chipped.

21/04/2024
21/04/2024

Update: Found 4/20/24

⚠️ LOST DOG ALERT ⚠️

Male
Collar: Blue
Microchipped: Yes
Location Last seen: 7 Mile Rd in Moorestown, Michigan. Missaukee County

From his owner:
"Will you do a post of a lost dog his name is bandit he is black and white almost 5 he is microchipped he ran away on 7 mile in moorsetown he has a blue collar on with my number on it. He ran away around 7pm last night."

21/04/2024

Are you missing your stuff?

Here’s another topic well known to most rescuers – but for some reason, seldom addressed. And that is equipment you loan out that never gets returned! How many times have you loaned out traps or cages, lost track of the time, then when you go looking for your stuff it’s gone? And you are left wondering “who did I loan that to?”

What IS it about rescue that makes other people think YOU can replace your equipment if they don’t return it? I was once asked to help a woman – a very nice woman – who was moving, and wanted to take her ferals with her. They were truly untouchable cats, but had lived outside her house for 2 years, were used to daily feedings, and the new owners said they couldn’t stay. Two years previously she had TNR’d these cats with the help of another rescuer, but because I had experience relocating cats she called on me. When I said we’d need to acclimate them to traps, she said “Oh I have a trap! 'Jane' left it with me when we trapped them the first time!” And I replied – “oh, good, she will be happy to get her trap back when we are done!” While she looked quite embarrassed, she didn’t even try to keep the trap.

I honestly think that woman meant no harm – and I don’t think most people mean harm either, when they keep the equipment we’ve loaned them. For some, it’s a matter of simply forgetting; for some, it seems unimportant – because who cares about a trap? But for many, I think there’s a mystique, something kind of exciting about those traps, those cages, those carriers…they are things the people wouldn’t buy for themselves, but they’re kind of nice to have on hand. Hmm. Yes indeed, they ARE nice to have on hand!

And sometimes, it’s your fellow rescuers. Some truly do just forget – and you get to know those people and know you will have to bug them to get it back. Some do so much rescue, your equipment gets mixed in with theirs, and next thing you know it IS theirs. And sadly there are a few who just want some free equipment.

So – the take home message is this.
• If someone is working to help YOU with a cat situation, please – remember to return their stuff (after you’ve cleaned it, please )
• If you are a fellow rescuer, please – label their stuff if they didn’t already do so, write yourself a note, and remember to return it (after you’ve cleaned it, please )
• If YOU are loaning out your stuff – create a little clipboard and keep track of who borrowed and who returned. You’ll save yourself a lot of time and money, AND frustration, if you will just remember to do this! (that’s the key, remember… so say I, who has never been able to remember to do this… )

Let’s all work together to help each other – rescue is expensive enough, without having to replace our stuff!

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I'm Luna Tuna, born on 9/7/2023, and my foster mom says I'm a typical husky—I love to chat and talk back to you!

Currently, I'm diligently working on my crate and potty training, making strides every day. I get along famously with the dogs in my foster home, and guess what? I'm good with kids too!

If you're looking for a charming and talkative companion to brighten your days, I'm your girl. Let's embark on this exciting journey together!

21/04/2024

Brace yourself… 💔🥺

“Hi humans of the internet. I got my photos taken yesterday, and I tried so hard to be brave and strong but I’m just so sad and confused. Why am I here? Why didn’t my people ever come back for me? Why does it feel like nobody wants to love me? My photographer kept asking me to look at the camera but my heavy heart left me feeling so defeated and I couldn’t help but wear my heart on my sleeve.

I am such a good girl and have a huge heart. I’m only one year old and so far, life has been unstable and scary. I’m 78 pounds of pure lover girl. I absolutely love attention and affection. I’m on the calmer side, and my human friends here think I would do great in any home! I’m an all around good girl. I am dog friendly with slow and proper introductions, and I would do good with children of all ages.

Please come meet me. I will be incredibly grateful to whoever adopts me. I promise to love you unconditionally and hope you will do the same for me. I will smile the moment I see you and await your arrival anytime you leave our home. I will grow with you, learn with you, and have endless adventures with you. I’m up for all of it! I’ll be here waiting with my head resting on my chunky paws.

Love, Cherry. 🐾”

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21/04/2024

Transferred to Oakland County Animal

**FOUND INJURED** Please share and help locate the missing family!

County: OAKLAND
City: OAKLAND TOWNSHIP
Location Details: EAST GUNN ROAD
Date: 04/19/2024

Gender: MALE
Estimated Breed(s): BEAGLE
Coloring: BLACK/BROWN/WHITE
Physical Features:
Estimated Age: SENIOR
Estimated Weight:
Collar/Microchip/Other:
Contact: OAKLAND COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL: 248-858-1070

Additional Information: FOUND IN BACKYARD INJURED / CALLED OAKLAND SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT TO PICK UP

Guardian must provide proof.

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20/04/2024

PLEASE SHARE: This scared girl was found to have been hit by a car on E. Genessee between Atwater St. & Phelon St. in the City of Saginaw. She is not wearing a collar and not microchipped.

If you have any information, please us at (989) 797-4500, [email protected], or Facebook Messenger.

Animal Control Officers are taking her for emergency veterinary care. Please consider donating towards her care, no amount is too small. Every bit helps! 💜

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