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Sheltercarestraydogs Saving one pet will not change the world, but surely, for that one pet the world will change forever.

“Every day, new dogs are dumped on the doorsteps of the already overflowing shelters. The abuse and suffering are immens...
22/08/2021

“Every day, new dogs are dumped on the doorsteps of the already overflowing shelters. The abuse and suffering are immense. While we are trying to save as many dogs as possible from starvation with our food donation, only a sustainable and humane dog population management program that includes CNVR (Catch-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return) for stray animals, sterilization for pets, community engagement, and education on responsible pet ownership will produce lasting results,”

says Manuela Rowlings, Head of FOUR PAWS Stray Animal Care Programme in Europe.

If you’re not able to adopt, you can still make a difference by donating, sponsoring a pet, or volunteering your time. I...
22/08/2021

If you’re not able to adopt, you can still make a difference by donating, sponsoring a pet, or volunteering your time. If you have a pet of your own, you can also support shelters that offer grooming services or sell pet items.

Milk and Teething Chicken Donut from Petchinno is our hot sales product. We will donate our earnings to helping stray do...
18/08/2021

Milk and Teething Chicken Donut from Petchinno is our hot sales product. We will donate our earnings to helping stray dog&cat organizations. Do the best to all the pets.❤️❤️

5 Reasons to Adopt Don't Shop1.) You'll save a life – or two! More than 2.7 million adoptable dogs and cats are euthaniz...
04/08/2021

5 Reasons to Adopt Don't Shop

1.) You'll save a life – or two! More than 2.7 million adoptable dogs and cats are euthanized in the US every year. This number would be dramatically reduced with an increase in adoptions. Every time an animal gets adopted, that frees up kennel space for another homeless animal to find its fur-ever home!

2.) You'll save money Adoption fees are generally well below the price that breeders charge to buy a pet. Plus, most shelters and rescue groups provide microchipping and spaying/neutering before adoption, so you won't have to pay for those services out of pocket.

3.) Lots of adoptable pets are already trained When you adopt a pet, it's common that they have already lived in a home at some point and may know basic commands before they even meet you! Not only does this save you money on a trainer, think of how cool you'll be when your friends come over and see Spot put on a show.

4.) The choices are endless Want a big pet, small pet, tall pet, short pet? Long hair, short hair, no hair, curly hair? Young, senior, hyper, calm? You're certain to find a pet perfect for your personality and situation!

5.) The love is unconditional The utter adoration your pet will have for you will never cease to amaze you. There's this special bond when you've rescued your pet and offered a true fur-ever home. And who doesn't love to come home to someone every day who's just over the moon to see you? So go ahead..."Adopt Don't Shop!"

We Are Ready To Send Out Your Support.Thank You for the trust and for helping the stray dog & cat. They need your love a...
28/07/2021

We Are Ready To Send Out Your Support.
Thank You for the trust and for helping the stray dog & cat. They need your love and care❤️

What To Do If You Find a Stray Dog?1. Approach with cautionNot all stray dogs are friendly, and many live in a constant ...
28/07/2021

What To Do If You Find a Stray Dog?
1. Approach with caution
Not all stray dogs are friendly, and many live in a constant state of fear and stress which can make them unpredictable and potentially dangerous.

2. Check the dog for tags
Ideally, a dog will have a collar with a name tag that contains its owner’s contact information.

3. Scan for a microchip
If the dog does not have any tags, the next step is to check for a microchip. You can visit any veterinarian’s office, local shelter, or spay/neuter clinic to get the dog scanned for a chip for free

4. Utilize the internet
Check Craigslist and Nextdoor to see if anyone has posted about a lost dog that matches the one you found. You can also share that you found a dog on these platforms, but be sure to require proof of ownership should the owner step forward.

5. Find a new home for the dog
Ideally, you would want to give an owner 24-72 hours to step forward. Although it is possible an owner looking for their dog might take longer, it is unlikely. If no owner can be found, then it’s time to consider finding the dog a new home. Contact local shelters first to see if they have space.

Thanks for the support. ❤️❤️We trying to help stray dogs and cats and hope they will get a better life.💕🐶🐱
18/07/2021

Thanks for the support. ❤️❤️
We trying to help stray dogs and cats and hope they will get a better life.💕🐶🐱

“Dogs do speak, but only to those who know how to listen.”- Orhan Pamuk
05/07/2021

“Dogs do speak, but only to those who know how to listen.”- Orhan Pamuk

23/06/2021

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