Rodeo Kittens & Pups Fostered in Tucson Arizona

16/11/2024

Sunday, perfect fall desert 🌵sweater weather, ideal to meet and bring home a PACC pup and or kitty!! Consider a rewarding role as a Foster Volunteer!
We love Fostering🍁🤠🍂
Notes from a devoted PACC Dog Walker Volunteer: EMMETT! (A855426)
A cute red German Shepherd and Chow Chow with super soft fur you could scratch/rub for hours and he’d like that a lot. He is 3yo and weighs 33lbs, I found him to be on the thin side. He is possibly gaining some much-needed weight now he is in PACC and cared for. He seemed like a real friendly dog and was an easy leash up to get him out of his kennel.
Our walk to the outside was easy and he didn’t seem to be bothered by the dogs that were barking at him. Even when we passed someone using a noisy machine outside, he wasn’t the least bit started by it. He loved exploring his surrounding and when he was done, he would sit at my feet and stare up at me with his beautiful brown eyes and I couldn’t resist giving him a treat which he took with a gentle mouth. As if a perfect sit wasn’t enough, he would also give me “paw” which was incredibly cute. I found this boy to not only adore his human but mellow, sweet, obedient, most likely KB and a great loving dog who showered you in kisses.
Do yourself, and Emmett, a favor and stop by PACC to give this adorable pooch a look at.

Thank you for sharing Emmett, and consider a senior pet too.

15/11/2024

Rodeo has been advocating to Pima Animal Care Center for two+ years to provide pet nutrition to support PACC pets housed in Foster Volunteer homes.
On one single day, 1090 PACC Pima County owned pets in foster homes and 500 in the shelter.
Nutrition discrimination must stop.
Foster volunteers and their families are funding hundreds of thousands of dollars in an unfunded foster programs.
Hopefully with the end of former directors that placed the Austin Pets Alive foster model in an our very different demographic, we can heal & help more pets.
Gov shelters are not org businesses.
Good municipal Directors listen to the community they serve.
Any tips to improve are welcome.
Thank you.

13/11/2024

Pima Animal Care Center Advisory Committee Meeting this Thursday November 14h at 4:00 pm
Public forum- open to all online an EASY Zoom!
About a hour time to witness the committee meeting.
Meet the the members, hear data reports.
Follow link below for Zoom and to Speak, register ahead.
Thank you!!
connections of Riverside & Pima Counties
https://www.pima.gov/2342/Animal-Care-Advisory-Committee

New!’Nov 14th agenda last images with draft of October’s minutes.

12/11/2024

UPDATE spay today Friday 11/15 and is adoption ready, text Skyler asap for this adorable Bean. ❤️
Little Bean is ready for her new people. This cuddly classic black white fur-ball has graduated from kitten-garten! Raised up with a caring Foster mum, and small pup.
Pima Animal Care Center kitten adoptions include spay/neuter, health check, most vaccinations. Foster caregiver has Bean’s medical papers to go home with her.
Reach out directly to Skyler, to meet & adopt this sweet tuxie.
text:4694043485 today!
We are checking on PACC’s current kitten adoption fee,
the most it will be is $50.00
A bargain!

11/11/2024

Mutts
Rodeo acknowledging the veteran working pups, past, present, and retired. 🇺🇸
We hope to a peace filled life.

08/11/2024

Concerned with what is next at Pima Animal Care Center -
we are too. Please join us at the Pima Animal Care Center Advisory Committee monthly meeting. All are welcome!!
Thursday, November 14th 4:00 pm.
Easy view ZOOM format, click, and watch or use this link to register to speak. Allotted 3 minutes and that can be powerful.
Meetings last about an hour. October Minutes and November's agenda to be posted always late..Update available a week ahead yippee! Check comments, or the link to review.
We hope that changes in 2025 to be open meeting compliant, important.
Your participation and voice truly matters. Thank you.
https://www.pima.gov/2756/Animal-Care-Advisory-Committee-Agendas-M



These voting PACC AC members report to The Pima County Board of Supervisors. List here: https://www.pima.gov/2342/Animal-Care-Advisory-Committee. We ask the PACC AC chair & members to please keep this a working meeting in November and not a coy "send off" to Monica Dangler, now resigned as PACC director.
Take her to Dennys instead, these meetings are for PACC pets and Pima County

07/11/2024

Bravo Fred Roggin‼️
Link to share far and wide
https://www.nbcpalmsprings.com/therogginreport

Newsletter sent out today by *
Ask how and why Pima Animal Care Center is featured as Hassen damage control over the $2.6 million contested Riverside County Animal Services contract.

Pima Animal Care Center and Riverside County Animal Services county leaderships are both in the scopes of serious ethical questions.
Questions for both for pets and public & community funds.
Stop from mis-using the good of PACC, created by our community support, volunteers, and staff.
These two back to back former PACC directors are indifferent to Pima County and are abusing our community for
monetary gain.
Hassen's false claims of creating the PACC Safety Net Foster Program was a staff member's lifesaving idea to keep people and pets together, and Monica Dangler shut it down at one point. Conflict of interest has been in place by for years, in Hassen recommending Dangler as a PACC director, Monica Dangler then hiring Hassen as a consultant for PACC and then making recommendations and allowing Hassen to use PACC on Outcomes For Pets website and in social media.
At min $20,000 +++of community funds, Pima County and Friends of Pima Animal Care Center was paid to Hassen, hired by Dangler, or strongly encouraged, and now we know why.
Monica Dangler leaves PACC in crisis to join Hassen.
$$$ how much over the past 3 years? Possibly over a $100,000? that should have gone to many other PACC programs.Can PACC get a refund from Hassen?
We favor $$ to all the Foster Care Programs that are unfunded because of

Monica Dangler should be asked to leave PACC now, and an investigation into her dealings with Hassen while an employee of Pima Animal Care Center.

Hassen email newsletter:
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/ /FMfcgzQXKDVNGbPJpcXHwhpWsStLzHQZ

Send a message to learn more

05/11/2024

Trouble brewing for Monica Dangler, Kristen Hassen, and Outcomes For Pets, at Riverside County Animal Services in Riverside County, California

Two in a row former PACC directors have collaborate at a cost of $2.6 million now contested Riverside County Animal Services contract.
Both Hassen and Dangler did not champion for the lifesaving PACC Foster Programs that houses up to 1000 PACC pets daily. They both burdened dedicated Foster Volunteers with the primary funding of pet food nutrition and supplies for 7500 PACC pets annually.
NO matter where a PACC pet sleeps, Pima County is legally required to provide for all pets equally. formulated a scheme to look good with county budgets and keep the Live Release Rates high, by emotionally strong-arming Foster Volunteers to fund the programs out of pocket.
More soon on facts of 's conflict of interest in Monica Dangler's hiring Hassen and providing her business Outcomes For Pets with Pima County funds and community contributions. Dangler while a Pima County employee also provided PACC documentation to Hassen to solicit business and gave Hassen glowing recommendations.
Website and social media confirms the unethical path by

Dangler leaves PACC in December in the worse overcrowding and chaos in PACC history. Dangler has hidden animals in Foster caregivers homes and total PACC owns 1000 -1500 pets daily.
The recent PUSH to adopt and foster is a ploy to make Monica Dangler's last days look good.
Dangler should be asked leave PACC asap.

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05/11/2024

K Hassen and Monica Dangler both former Pima Animal Care Center Directors, have collaborated together to develop faux references from PACC. Dangler hired Hassen for three years for unnecessary consulting using community funds. Dangler then as a county employee provided Hassen with a glowing website review and PACC documents to solicit business for Hassen.
Dangler has announced her PACC resignation and plan to join Hassen. Both are not qualified to consult nor be trusted with Riverside County funds.
Please cancel the $2.6 million contract.
Desperate to find answers should not cloud common sense.
Riverside County has not done the proper research's needed on Hassen, Dangler, and Outcomes For Pets.
Thank you.

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29/10/2024

Happy National Cat Day!
From our good friends at Mutts, for all the cat people.
“Sending love and purrs to our feline friends and all the human animals who care for them.”