Rescue Pink

Rescue Pink Rescue Pink is a 501c3 org dedicated to helping animals, promoting spay/neutering and changing laws.

As founder of Rescue Pink,I have been working/partnering/volunteering in the animal community since 2007. I have volunteered with Suncoast Animal League, Pinellas County Animal Services, Pet Pal, and the Humane Society of Pinellas. I initiated the changing of the anti-tethering law in 2013 and was successful with the help of the League of Humane Voters. The law now states there is NO tethering un

less the owner is present. In 2016/2017, I worked with Doug Brightwell, the director of Pinellas County Animal Services, to update the breeder laws in our county. Now all breeders get a yearly inspection, there are no sales in flea markets or in public, and everyone advertising needs to have a registration number in the ad. It was a success thanks to the support of the animal community at the county commission meeting! I started the PCAS page and ran it by myself for 6 years. I still volunteer at PCAS as well as help the Humane Society of Pinellas with fundraising and I do their media weekly, sending out photos of dogs and cats that need homes to various media outlets in the area. I decided to start my own rescue and help animals as needed because many people come to me for help when they have no where else to turn. I have fundraised for surgeries of animals where the owners/rescues could not afford it, fostered dogs and took care of numerous litters of foster kittens until they were old enough to be put up for adoption. We want to address the source of the overcrowding and the reason so many dogs get euthanized in shelters: overpopulation and irresponsible breeding. We have partnered with The New Barker, Pet Pal, Operation Snip, SPOT, The Humane Society of Pinellas and others for The Fix Is In initiative. We raised money and give away spay/neuter to people would not otherwise alter their animals. We were lucky enough to receive a grant from Pinellas County Animal Services to help us on our quest to spay and neuter. We hope to keep this going and save as many lives as possible!

       Approximately 359,000 dogs are euthanized in US shelters each year, according to Shelter Animals Count. This figu...
18/06/2025


Approximately 359,000 dogs are euthanized in US shelters each year, according to Shelter Animals Count. This figure represents a significant portion of the 7.6 million companion animals entering shelters annually, with dogs making up roughly 3.9 million of those intakes, according to Community Care College. While a large number of dogs are adopted, a substantial percentage is still euthanized due to factors like overcrowding and lack of resources.

Easy form to reach 3 representatives on 3 national bills. Make sure you fill out the prefix also (Ms. Mr. etc)
18/06/2025

Easy form to reach 3 representatives on 3 national bills. Make sure you fill out the prefix also (Ms. Mr. etc)

Take action: Tell Your U.S Representative and Senators to support the FBI ACT, ACE Act, and FIGHT Act to combat animal cruelty and organized crime!

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Welcome to summers in Florida....🤣

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16/06/2025

Please sign, write the Judge and ASA!
Roger Elder got in his truck specifically looking for Chase, found him, then intentionally ran him over, killing him in cold blood. This was no accident. It was a deliberate, malicious act of cruelty.
According to the police report, Elder showed no remorse, stating: “I wish the dog was alive so I could kill the dog again.” Photo of the statement is in the petition.
Please also send a respectful email to the Judge and ASA asking for the strongest possible sentence. My email is below with the following headline: Request for Strongest Possible Sentence in Animal Cruelty Case (Roger Elder, 2025MM001973)

Dear Judge Wansboro and Assistant State Attorney Amos,
I am writing to you as a concerned citizen, animal advocate, and founder of an Animal Justice Task Force dedicated to following and tracking animal cruelty cases across our state. The case involving Roger Elder (2025MM001973) is particularly disturbing.

Roger Elder went out looking for Chase, found him, then intentionally ran him over, killing him in cold blood. This was no accident. It was a deliberate, malicious act of cruelty. According to the police report, Elder showed no remorse, stating: “I wish the dog was alive so I could kill the dog again.”

The written confession leaves no doubt as to his guilt. Such horrifying callousness reveals a disturbing lack of empathy and a dangerous mindset that cannot be ignored.

Animal cruelty is a horrific act that not only causes extreme suffering to innocent animals but is also often a red flag for violence toward humans. Extensive research and documentation show a strong link between animal abuse and other forms of violence and criminal behavior. Protecting animals from harm is also a vital step in safeguarding our communities from further violence.

Such acts of violence against defenseless animals cannot be tolerated or minimized. I respectfully request that you seek and impose the strongest possible sentence under Florida law for this offense. Sending a clear message that animal abuse will not be accepted is essential for both animal welfare and public safety.

Thank you for your attention to this important matter and for your commitment to justice for the voiceless.

--
Elizabeth Olson
Founder | Rescue Pink – 501(c)(3) Nonprofit
Animal Justice Task Force & Rescue
🌐 www.rescuepink.net |

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I found two of these in my yard in the last 8 hours!!Why Bufo (Cane) Toads Are Dangerous to Pets in FloridaBufo toads ar...
16/06/2025

I found two of these in my yard in the last 8 hours!!
Why Bufo (Cane) Toads Are Dangerous to Pets in Florida
Bufo toads are highly toxic invasive amphibians found throughout Florida, especially in warm, humid areas. They secrete a powerful toxin from glands behind their eyes that can be deadly to dogs and cats, even in small amounts.

Why They’re So Dangerous:
The Toxin: When a pet bites or mouths the toad, the toad releases a milky-white poison. It acts rapidly—absorbed through the mucous membranes of the mouth.

Toxic Effects: This toxin affects the heart, nervous system, and can cause:

Excessive drooling or foaming at the mouth

Reddened gums

Seizures

Vomiting

Disorientation or stumbling

Collapse or death in severe cases

Time is Critical: Symptoms can begin within minutes, and death can occur in less than 30 minutes without treatment.

What To Do If Your Dog Grabs a Bufo Toad:
Act Immediately.

Do NOT wait for symptoms to appear.

Rinse the Mouth Out Thoroughly.

Use a hose or wet cloth to flush your dog’s mouth, especially the gums, tongue, and roof of the mouth.

Tilt your dog’s head downward to prevent water from being swallowed.

Call Your Veterinarian or an Emergency Vet Immediately.

Let them know you suspect Bufo toad poisoning.

Many Florida vets are familiar with the protocol and may provide antitoxin medications or other supportive care.

Monitor Closely.

Watch for signs like pawing at the mouth, vomiting, seizures, or collapse.

Don’t delay veterinary care even if your dog seems okay at first.

Preventive Tips:
Supervise pets outdoors, especially at night, when Bufo toads are most active.

Remove standing water and food bowls from patios or yards—these attract toads.

Train your dog to avoid toads, or consider using a leash if you're in a high-risk area.

Know what they look like: Bufo toads are large (4–6 inches), brownish, with bumpy skin and triangular glands behind the eyes.

Bottom Line:
Bufo toads are an emergency for pets. Fast action and veterinary care can save your dog’s life. If you live in Florida, knowing the signs and having a plan in place could make all the difference.

FREE Spay/Neuter for Pitbulls and large breed mix dogs! Read and comment on the original post.
14/06/2025

FREE Spay/Neuter for Pitbulls and large breed mix dogs! Read and comment on the original post.

Mix-Fix: NEW DATES POSTED!

Please Share! FREE DOG spay/neuter!
Harmony Vet Care is giving away FREE spay/neuter to those who cannot afford it... And every event we are holding, spaces are remaining unused!
Operation Mix-Fix: Free Spay/Neuter for Large Mix Breed Dogs! Now scheduling!
Read everything carefully!
Includes:
Free Spay or Neuter
Free take-home pain meds
Free 1 year rabies (unless you have proof of vaccine within the last year)
All other products/services can be added for our regularly low cost (vaccines, preventatives, testing, microchip, etc) Please see our website at www.harmonyvetcare.org for pricing.
Must qualify financially- Please submit proof of one of the following:
a. Hillsborough Health Care Plan
b. Medicaid
c. Section 8 housing
d. Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
e. TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families)
f. WIC (Women Infants and Children)
Or a 2023 tax return equal to or less than:
a. Individuals: $26,973
b. 2 member household: $36,482
c. 3 member household: $45,991
d. 4 member household: $ 55,555
e. 5 member household: $ 65,009
Pet must be large breed. Pet must be a mix. This event is not for pure breed or small dogs. Photos may be requested.
Dates/locations available:

6/16- Brandon
6/21- Carrollwood
6/28- Oldsmar
7/17- Oldsmar
7/25- Carrollwood
8/9- Brandon
8/27 Carrollwood
To apply: Email: [email protected]
Please include:
Your name
Address
Email
Phone Number
Your date of birth
Your pet's name
Age
Breed
Color
S*x
Attach your financial qualifications
Indicate your date/location preference
No deposit will be required. HOWEVER, if you no-call/no-show your appointment, you will be disqualified from the program. Please understand spaces are limited and will be in high demand. If you give notice of at least 24 hours, we will be happy to reschedule as long as spaces remain in the program.

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Look at this beautiful face! One of many at Pinellas County Animal Services!!

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This sweet boy has been at Pinellas County Animal Services way too long! Read the original lost about his incredible per...
11/06/2025

This sweet boy has been at Pinellas County Animal Services way too long! Read the original lost about his incredible personality.

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