Justice For Rex and Titan

12/08/2021

Your veterinarians are already booked beyond capacity. ER wait times are still 16-48 hours (or not taking any patients at all!). It is so important to keep your pets safe now more than ever.

-SP

Another heat wave is forecast for Oregon this week so we want to remind pet owners about some safety issues to keep in mind.

Heatstroke: Many cases of heatstroke happen when dogs are locked in cars with windows rolled up or cracked slightly. Heatstroke is life-threatening for animals. To avoid heatstroke, it's best to leave your pet at home in a cool, shady spot. Symptoms of heatstroke include:
* Panting
* Dehydration
* Excessive drooling
* Increased body temperature (above 103° F)
* Reddened gums and moist tissues of the body
* Production of only small amounts of urine or no urine
* Rapid heart rate

Bloat: At any time, but especially when the temperatures are high, provide your pet with plenty of clean, cool drinking water. This is very important in order to avoid dehydration. However, do not let your dog drink a lot of water before, during or after exercise because a condition called gastric torsion, or bloat, may result. A dog, especially a deep-chested breed like the German Shepherd, can die from bloat. Its stomach may swell and even rotate like a wringing towel, which cuts off blood supply through the stomach.

Burnt Paws: You wouldn't walk barefoot on hot asphalt and neither should your pet. Your dog can get damaged or blistered feet from hot asphalt. Consider walking or running on the roadside or grass, as well as early in the morning, or later in the evening, especially during this heat wave.

Toxic Algae: If you are thinking of going into the water to cool off, be on the lookout for waters that look suspicious—foamy, scummy, thick like paint, pea-green, blue-green or brownish red, or bright green cells suspended in the water column. Warnings are currently issued for the Willamette River (Sauvie Island to Ross Island), Eagle Ridge Park on Upper Klamath Lake, and Malheur Reservoir, but most bodies of water in Oregon are not monitored for algae. When in doubt, stay out! Exposure to toxic blue-green algae can be fatal. Symptoms include:
* Weakness or collapse
* Nausea, vomiting
* Excessive drooling
* Abdominal pain
* Diarrhea
* Difficulty breathing
* Shaking, trembling
* Tremors, rigidity, paralysis

21/03/2021

Recycling cans and bottles is an easy way to help the shelter's dogs. Stop by the shelter during our open hours and ask for blue bottle drop bags. When they are filled take them to the nearest location and the shelter will receive the deposit funds. Thank you to our volunteers and the public who have been collecting and contributing for the past 2 years!

28/01/2021

Praise The Lord!! The Piece Of Puke Has Been Transferred From Wilsonville!!

01/01/2021

https://nen.press/2019/12/29/dont-let-fireworks-stop-your-dog-having-a-happy-new-year/ Please Keep Your Fur-Kids Safe!

As the year draws to an end, celebrations are planned for New Year’s Eve. To mark the start of 2020 fireworks will be let off, and while this is a fun time for many, for dogs this can be a traumati…

29/12/2020

TRIGGER WARNING-UNPLEASANT GRAPHIC POST
Great work and hats off to
!! I’m grateful the brave witnesses came forward stating true facts on the nightmare. Not only did you save Titan’s life and spared others from fear + abuse, you exposed Daniel’s evil twisted secrets. 🙏🏼

This scumbag will stay behind bars for quite some time. Amen to that! After being detained in June 2019, he has not walked free. That speaks volumes!!

Neither Rex nor Titan deserved the unimaginable acts of cruel evil torture!🥺💔 Rex endured an immense amount of trauma + suffering + internal injuries. He was then strangled by a collar & leash which led to his passing.😢😫
The filthy punk buried helpless Rex in his parents backyard!🤢🤬

As of late fall 2019, Titan has been living a wonderful life out of state with incredible humans! The truth did prevail and these boys won’t ever be forgotten! I will post public court records once I have copies and I will update inmate status once the POS is transferred. He doesn’t deserve to be in an environment were a lot of females reside nor should he ever be near the playground @ CCCF!

The abuse mentioned above happens more than you want to believe. Similar pukes are sitting in Dallas, OR @ Polk County Jail and other local institutions. It’s mind boggling! I’m asking you to please always try and speak up on behalf of voiceless victims or any victim for that matter. Thanks for following and supporting the victims. Soar high Rex! Although I don’t know you, I sure do care about you!

22/12/2020

17/12/2020

Accurate Update: I just spoke with the jail and he has been transferred to Coffee Creek! Thank God I misunderstood the VINE notification, because I was beginning to get super emotional. I’ll update with details on case ASAP. Also, I chose not to attend the trial as I wasn’t sure what restrictions are in place due to Covid and I didn’t think I could stomach hearing the gruesome details. **I believe he pleaded guilty to all charges and a jury trial didn’t take place. At this time I can not forgive the devil for what he did to all of his victims. He is a disgrace and an offender who will never “change!”

HEARTBREAKING... 💔💔💔💔💔
Just got this update mi utes ago! 😢

11/10/2020

15/09/2020

They’re Awesome!

13/09/2020

I’m sharing this to prove how loyal and resilient dogs are. Grab a box of tissues before you read. 🥺💔🙏🏼

On Tuesday, September 8th, the lives of Chris and Angie were changed f… Tyler Vaslev needs your support for Son, grandmother die in fire mother in burn center

09/09/2020

If the Creep was transferred I believe he’d go to OSP as some of the prisons have been evacuated. MCJail was not evacuated, just sayin! Creep would be better off staying put, possibly burning and pleading to God for forgiveness!!
 https://ktvz.com/news/fire-alert/2020/09/08/1450-inmates-at-3-salem-state-prisons-evacuated-due-to-wildfires-threat/

The Oregon Department of Corrections said Tuesday it has evacuated nearly 1,500 inmates from three Salem prisons due to threats from the Beachie Creek and Lionshead wildfires, moving them to the Oregon State Penitentiary.

03/09/2020

Here's a video showing how the Oregon Humane Society is adapting and changing to keep pets, staff and the public as safe as possible during this COVID pandemic.…

17/08/2020

26/07/2020

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With the heat of summer fast approaching, we would like to remind you to not leave your animals in the car. Here are a few tips and reminders about this subject;
1. Dogs are especially vulnerable to heat-related illness because they can only cool off by panting and through the pads in their feet.
2. Even on seemingly mild days, an enclosed car can be deadly. In a Stanford University study, when it was 72 degrees outside, a car’s internal temperature climbed to 116 degrees within one hour.
3. Enclosed cars heat up quickly. In a study by San Francisco State University, when it was 80 degrees outside, the temperature inside a car rose to 99 degrees in 10 minutes and 109 degrees in 20 minutes.
4. A dog’s normal body temperature is between 101 to 102.5 degrees; a dog can only withstand a high body temperature for a short time before suffering nerve damage, heart problems, liver damage, brain damage or even death.
5. Studies show that cracking the windows has little effect on a car’s internal temperature.

What should people do if they see a dog in a hot car?

• If the dog looks distressed (see above signs of heat-related illness), call the police, the local animal control agency or 911 right away.
• Leave your name and phone number with the person who takes the call in case the responding officers need more information.
• Go inside the nearest business and ask the manager to make an announcement

18/07/2020

Even when you think the temperature is OK or feels fine to you, your fur kid may feel very differently. Animals don't sweat like humans, so they heat up a lot quicker than we do. Their primary source of cooling down is through panting which is wildly inefficient when exposed to too much heat!

The #1 cause of heatstroke in dogs is leaving them in a vehicle! Never-ever leave a dog in a car even on a mild day. While you're in the air-conditioned store grabbing a few things, your car is quickly turning into an oven. Dogs can suffer brain damage and die from heatstroke.

Helpful Tips: Walk in the early morning and late evening when it is cooler. Carry water with you. Limit exercise on hot days. Avoid surfaces that absorb heat, like asphalt, pavement, metal, sand, and car seats. These materials absorb heat from the sun and can stay hot for hours (even after the sun has gone down). Temperatures on these surfaces can exceed 145° F‼️

Keep your fur kids cool! Fans, ice cubes, frozen treats, kiddie pools, and sprinklers can all help keep the kids cool on hot days.

Make sure fresh water and a cool place to rest is available at all times. xo

16/07/2020

☝🏼The trial was postponed for the 3rd week in August!! We didn’t miss it! Whew!!

Unfortunately personal matters have kept me from focusing on this case and it’s with a heavy heart I think today is the trial and I will not be there. I don’t know if anyone will be therefore the brave victims aside from the DA, witnesses, and 0HS team. Thinking of you Titan and Rex!! Praying hard that justice is served!!!!! 🙏🏼