Hello Fellow Dog Lovers!
The Dog Resort is making November its official Giving Thanks to dogs for all they do for us month!
Our dogs make us smile; comfort us when we are down; guard us when we are sick, put on little performances to make us laugh; entertain our kids; snuggle with us when we are cold or lonely and show us how much we are needed and loved every time we walk in the door.
While our dogs are blessed to have us to love and care for them, there are so many others who are lost, hurt and desperate for some help.
So join us this month in celebrating dogs by giving the gift of love to the dog in your life and to a dog that needs some help.
The Dog Resort will host a Wish List donation drive to collect items on the Shelter wish List. We will have a donation box conveniently located in our lobby items needed are listed below.
The Dog Resort is taking in 3 of the 34 Forest Fire Dogs saved out of the San Bernadino Forest on November 8th, 2009. If you have the ability to provide a temporary foster home, please email gingerluke@comcast.net.
Give the gift of love and life to a helpless, innocent pooch that need some help! Give a dollar or two every penny counts. Donate some old toys, beds, collars and leashes you no longer need, give a dog a temporary home until they can find their forever parents. Or make room for one special dog to join your family.
HOW YOU CAN HELP:
Washington
Featured Adoptable Pet:
Little Joe is up-to-date with routine shots, house trained and spayed/neutered
WISH LIST:
Provides resources/support to build lifelong relationships between people and their pets.
NEEDS: Cat toys, Fancy Feast ocean white fish canned cat food, Advantix flea/tick control, Polaroid 600 film, 10-inch cat-safety collars, O.N.E. or ProPlan canned dog/puppy food, Sensible Choice dry kitten food, Precise dry cat food, Science Diet Feline Growth canned kitten food, CareFresh small animal bedding, new plastic litter pans/litter scoops, small digital kitchen ounce scales, KMR (kitten milk replacement) formula, pet toys, scratching posts, digital camera (2-3 mega pixels or better). Greg Golliver, 425-649-7552.
Rescues elderly and infirm dogs and cats destined for euthanasia.
NEEDS: Extra-large dog beds with removable covers, hog fuel from a topsoil company, tall and sturdy cat trees, new washer and dryer, a van and car (used is fine), cat food. Susan Michaels, 206-300-7217.
Cares for homeless or otherwise needy cats and kittens awaiting good homes. Helps people find low-cost clinics.
NEEDS: Dry or canned cat food, cat litter, Advantage or Revolution flea treatment, KMR powdered kitten formula, cardboard cat carriers, traps suitable for feral cats (to be spayed/neutered), gift certificates to any pet supply or grocery store. Judith Escano, 206-938-1266.
Promotes adoption of pets in King County, spay/neutering; helps animals in need.
NEEDS: Receiving blankets, gently used towels, Snuggle Safe heating discs, Iams/Science Diet/Nutro Max dry and canned puppy and kitten food, KMR-2nd step, puppy formula, Nutri-cal, Advantage flea control 55-pound-plus dog, stainless-steel bowls, X-large crock feeding dishes, new cat-litter pans, cat toys, Loop2Leashes, light-color indoor-outdoor carpet for cat cages, gently used carriers, Petsmart/Petco gift cards, HomeDepot/Lowes gift cards, stamps. Julie White, 206-296-3954.
The animal-welfare organization operates a shelter.
NEEDS: Vehicles that work, premium pet food, paper towels, new digital camera (3-megapixel or more), blank note cards, four-wheel car trailer, two-wheel car-tow dolly, two-wheel utility trailer, baby shampoo, laundry and dishwasher detergent, copier paper, batteries, collapsible kennels, bath towels, distilled water, gauze pads (3Ă—3 sterile), Oster clipper (A5) and blades No. 10 and No. 40, motor oil (10W30), heavy-duty tow bar, newer animal-reference books, latex gloves, Kong dog toys. Dana Lerma, 360-692-6977.
A no-kill animal shelter in Woodinville, helps with food, shelter, medical attention for adoptable cats and dogs.
NEEDS: Dry or canned dog, cat, puppy and kitten food; poultry-flavored baby foods; canned tuna fish; dog chew toys/rawhide treats; KMR (Kitten Milk Replacement). Supplies: fleece blankets; towels; Simple Green cleaner; laundry detergent; heavy-duty garbage bags; liquid bleach; paper towels; mops and brooms; dishwashing detergent; white copy paper. Two photocopy machines. Erin Lippincott, 425-488-4444.
Provides low-cost spay/neuter certificates for those who can’t afford the procedure.
NEEDS: Dog food, cat food and litter, stamps and envelopes, paper for laser printer, printing services for newsletter, garage-sale items, new items and/or gift certificates for a raffle. Donna, 425-885-3376.
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