A long time ago, U. S. Army Staff Sergeant Nick Vallejo arrived in Afghanistan for deployment. He met “Bane”, a 3-year-old Labrador-Collie Mix whose ears and tail were partially cut off by the barbaric locals. Bane had been seeking Nick out every breakfast where they both shared bacon.

Just about six months ago, SSgt. Vallejo made a plea for taking Bane home with him. His letter reached the inbox of Tory Mettler, a volunteer for Lorain County Dog Kennel and Fido’s Companion.

But before that, SSgt. Vallejo consulted with his wife Emily about taking Bane back home with him. Then they began raising $5,000 through an organization called Nowzad. Bane now lives with SSgt. Vallejo and his family in the U.S. where he will be given all the love and care he deserves.

Source: The Chronicle

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Ingrid Newkirk, President of People for the Ethical Treatment (PETA) has released a new book titled: “Animalkind”. Co-Authored with writer Gene Stone, the first half of the book talks about the diversity and complexity of all animals from household pets down to slime molds.

The second half of the book is the condemnation of how our society exploits and treats animals for food, scientific study, clothing, and our own entertainment. This book works as a bible for animal-lovers and animal rights activists.

If you want help or are looking for a source to make valid arguments in supporting animal rights, this book provides useful facts and poignant anecdotes in making your case to other people.

Source: yahoo!news

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The Petco Foundation is a known non-profit organization that aims to change, lead, and inspire proper care and treatment for animals. They have partnered with the Blue Buffalo Foundation since 2010 in a fight against pet cancer and have more than $16 million in the endeavor.

As one of the 11 universities in the United States with veterinary oncology, Colorado State University Flint Animal Cancer Center will receive $75k this fall from the two non-profits. The purpose – to continue the treatment of animal cancer and help pet owners spend more time with their beloved furry friends.

As Dr. Susan Lana, Oncology Service Chief at CSU Flint Animal Cancer Center said, “Not only do pets receive the care they need, but these cases also allow our team an opportunity to learn and advance care for future pet patients.”

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The animal service of Madison County posted a photo of a visibly emaciated dog on Facebook after they found seven neglected dogs in the mountain county. The dogs were said to be found flea-ridden, parasite ridden, have urine/feces scalded feet, and were scared as they dodged cars in the unfamiliar place with people trying to catch them.

In the Facebook post, they said, “Our shelter had room to take them in, the owner just had to call us. There are food pantries in the county for people who cannot afford to feed their animals, you just have to call. We have an organization in the county that helps with parasite prevention and vet care. Again, you just have to call. The level of neglect in these dogs is inexcusable!”

If you are a pet owner struggling to feed your pets in North Carolina kindly call the Animal Service at 828-649-3190 or Friends of Madison County Animals at 828-649-9798.

Source: abc13 NEWS

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Tamworth Family Support Service welcomes the new legislation changes to ADVO. Its purpose is to help take a step towards domestic violence prevention by making the harm of a family pet a crime. 

Tamworth Family Support Service Manager, Lynda Townsend has seen cases where the women of Tamworth and their children have been traumatized as abusive partners harm or threaten their beloved housepets.

Through the new legislation, abusive partners are now easily detected, warned, and penalized. “A lot of women delay leaving because of fear to their pets, so hopefully this will make that real change,” said Townsend. Along with refuge environments, kennels will also be erected to help fleeing women take their pets with them.

Source: The Northern Daily LEADER

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Sarah Flickinger of Elliottsburg is a 2009 West Perry graduate. She started Flickinger’s Paws & Claws pet grooming way back in 2018 at Mifflintown. Her goal was to provide a better service in pet grooming than those from national chains.

All of the products they use are all-natural as they avoid chemicals that are harsh to animals and humans. After getting a lot of requests from Newport pet owners, she decided to expand and open a new shop there.

Flickinger said, “I had a lot people from Perry County inquire about service, but for many of them Mifflintown is too far of a drive.” The Paws & Claws in Newport will be open for appointments on Saturdays and Sundays from 8 am to 4 pm as well as Mondays and Tuesdays from 10 am to 4 pm.

Source: PENN LIVE Patriot-News

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Most of Estes Park is now given mandatory evacuation orders due to the recent wildfires. Almost all of the evacuees have also made it down safely down the valley. For those with pets in need of assistance, you can go to the Embassy Suites, at 4705 Clydesdale Pkwy, Loveland, CO 80538. The Red Cross Resource Center for the Fort Collins and Loveland area are located there.

If you have large animals with you, kindly go to The Ranch at Budweiser Events Center at 5280 Arena Circle, Loveland, CO 80538. These places will be open from 7 am to 7 pm daily until the evacuations are over.

Source: Estes Park Trail-Gazette

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Back in 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans on August 10 which led to 1,800 deaths and $125 billion worth of damage. Ray Nagin who was the mayor of that time, issued a mandatory evacuation order where somewhere between 150,000 to 200,000 people didn’t follow. 19% of these people who didn’t flee had one reason – they didn’t want to leave their pets behind.

Fast forward today, a time when the pandemic is at its rise, what would be the reason for pet owners to avoid and delay testing or hospitalization? There would be four: lack of their pet’s accommodation, lack of pet care in their absence, not wanting to be separated, and not wanting to bother other people for pet care.

Source: Psychology Today

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Leah Bell is one of the full-time volunteering puppy raisers at NEADS World Class Service Dogs – formerly known as National Education for Assistance Dog Services. Her work is to teach Jettie, a 17-month-old Black Labrador Retriever, basic obedience training every day.

As part of Leah’s volunteer work, she takes Jettie to home with her. But Leah’s job isn’t just about training Jettie, she also needs to provide socialization experience, physical exercising, and love. This lasts for 12 – 16 months until Jettie graduates from training school.

Volunteers like Leah are highly needed by NEADS facilities in New England and Princeton. For more inquiries regarding volunteering, please visit the official website of the NEADS World Class Service Dogs.

Source: telegram.com

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The Petco Foundation released an $825,000 investment to top veterinary oncology universities in the United States. This is to help pet parents cover the cost of cancer treatments their pets face.

Susanne Kogut, president of the Petco Foundation said, “Pet cancer is the #1 disease-related killer of dogs and cats, and a devastating diagnosis for pet parents who cannot afford treatment for their pets. With all the strides being made in the veterinary oncology field increasing treatment options for our pets, our goal is to make these lifesaving treatments available to more pets and their pet parents.”

Since 1999, the organization has invested more than $280,000,000 for animal lifesaving and will continue to do so.

Source: CISION

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