The Dolgeville group does a Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program for cats. First, they spay and neuter cats that were trapped humanely. Then, they are given anti-rabies vaccines and are taken to a place for care, food, and shelter. This is called The Dolgeville Forward C.A.T. Project and it has helped more than 100 cats in the colony.

This year, the project will participate in the Staffworks Fund Save A Life Campaign. The campaign will then match donations from Nov. 30 through Dec. 31 to other animal welfare organizations throughout New York State and Pennsylvania.

To help support the organization and its efforts, mail to Dolgeville Forward C.A.T. Project, PO Box 71, Dolgeville, NY 13329. You can also donate through the Paypal link on the Facebook page at Dolgeville Forward C.A.T. Project Trap/Neuter/Return.

Source: TIMES TELEGRAM

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Carrots the blind cat wins the 2020 Blue Cross Medal for Britain’s most heroic pet after bringing happiness and comfort to patients and their families at Bradford’s Marie Curie Hospice. He works as a therapy cat and sits beside patients twice a week to be petted relieving them from feeling anxious and depressed.

“I’ll never forget one evening when we received a call from the hospice to say there was an older man facing difficult circumstances. He was very distressed and agitated and was requesting a visit from Carrots When he saw me with Carrots on my shoulder at the door, he immediately relaxed. Shortly after Carrots snuggled down on the bed with him, the man fell asleep,” said Katie Lloyd, Carrots’ owner.

Source: Telegraph & Argus

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Pets are for life and also cost money – Make sure that whoever you’re going to give a pet to can commit and afford taking care of animals and won’t just leave them at shelters when the going gets tough. Pets are part of a family. They require love, food, shelter, and healthcare as well just as humans do.

Pets are not toys – Animals have minds of their own and could potentially bite back due to primal behavior or if something is done to them they don’t like. If the recipient doesn’t know how to train and cannot understand an animal, both the person and the animal will suffer.

Source: SCOOP INDEPENDENT NEWS

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Due to the current pandemic, cancellations of events are everywhere. The Paul Bunyan Dog Training Association therapy dogs have also been affected by these cancellations. They usually visit patients at hospitals or seniors at care homes. But these places aren’t welcome to visitors at the moment.

Instead, the dogs and their owners visited and cheered the students of Bemidji State University in Minnesota. George the Chesapeake Bay Retriever, Skye the Golden Retriever, Norway the Mayor Dog, and Hero the Chihuahua were the four stars of the visit.

“Under current conditions, we are doing more with outdoor visits, coming around to nursing home windows, or stationed outdoors near a facility for staff or visitors to stop by for puppy hugs and snuggles as needed,” said Tracy Parthun, Therapy Dogs volunteer and Skye’s owner.

Source: The Bemidji Pioneer

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Last May, Vicki Jolley set up Jolley Good Walks as a pet care and reliable dog walking service for owners in isolation. Her business is available for all pets in Standish, Greater Manchester. Services include: emergency let outs, puppy visits, pet taxi, and home visits for any pets. She said, “I have my own van and I go and pick dogs up from clients’ houses following Covid-19 guidelines.”

The first six months of the business have been an enormous success and the 37-year-old animal fanatic is happy that she’s finally doing something she’s passionate about. Find out more about the service by either visiting Jolley Good Walks on Facebook or by calling Vicki on 07704 562176.

Source: Wigan Today

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Sarah Cummings had been in the field of animal care for the last 10 years. Right after she graduated from high school, she has been working as a veterinary technician for different veterinary hospitals since 2010.

But like everyone else, this year wasn’t also good for her. She got laid off from her job in a small clinic that was practiced by a family. So she started doing online consultations and formally set up Underdog Enterprise, a dog-training and animal services business last March.

Most of her clients are dogs but her services are diverse and depend on the animal customer. “It’s a discussion of what do you need,” She said. You can visit “The Underdog Enterprise” on Facebook or call 607-437-9607 for more information.

Source: The Daily Star

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After receiving numerous requests from veterans to waive license fees for service dogs, Rod Hill, the assistant city manager, told the council last November 10 about the problem. Now, veterans living at Chino Hills will not be required to pay license fees for guide dogs as the city develops a program with the Inland Valley Humane Society.

However, since emotional support, companion, and comfort animals aren’t listed under the Americans with Disabilities Act, their fees will not be waived. Ed Denzin, one of the residents of Chino Hills and founder of Service Animal Training also helped in making the fee waiving idea possible, He wrote a letter to the council last December. It said, “Other cities waive license fees for service dogs, and I figured it would be nice for Chino Hills to do the same.”

Source: Champion Newspapers

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The Greater Good Foundation Fiji is in need of financial assistance to support the caring of animals in their sanctuary at Ba. It costs $1.33 daily to feed each animal in the sanctuary. If possible, the non-profit organization is urging donors to sponsor a dog for $40/month.

A representative of the organization said that two of their fellow sanctuary guardians found a dog in a schoolyard with a serious eye infection as they went to feed the homeless dogs. The dog was given treatment and now shows signs of improvement.

If you are interested and willing to help, please call the Greater Good Foundation on 8640200 or visit their website.

Source: fijivillage

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It was just an ordinary Saturday at Northwest Las Vegas when cars started honking and neighbors waved. The cause of the commotion is just the celebration for the arrival of Casper, a Golden Retriever puppy, Lauren Cleveland’s new best friend.

Lauren was born with a type of neurofibromatosis – a brain tumor on her optic nerve. The condition has required her to undergo chemotherapy last year. As her father, Jason Cleveland said. He also stated that the tumor is feared to cause the 18-year-old to lose her eyesight eventually and Casper might be trained to be Lauren’s service dog in the future.

“I’m really thankful that we were able to bring him here today, and he’s going to have a nice loving home, hopefully forever,” said Lauren while standing outside her home and holding Casper.

Source: LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL

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The Dutchess County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals asks you for assistance in giving beautiful sheltered dogs a fur-ever home. They currently are at maximum capacity and find it hard to shelter new rescue dogs. You can adopt the dogs to give them the love they deserve.

If the option of providing a home for these furry friends isn’t available, you can spread this information to family and friends through social media. Volunteers, monetary, and pet food donations are very welcome.

The DCSPCA is also in need of donated comforters and bedding for dog beds. You can drop the donations in the blue donation bin at the DCSPCA – 636 Violet Ave., Hyde Park, NY 12538. The bin is found outside close to the front door. For more inquiries, please call 845 452-7722.

Source: HUDSON VALLEY POST

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