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July 2016
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RED DOG FARM ANIMAL
RESCUE NETWORK
Laurie Merritt Photography
Looking Back,
Looking Ahead
VET’S CORNER
Sedgefield Animal Hospital
Help For The Healers
Downtown Greensboro
Animal Hospital
Ferret Adrenal Gland Disease
TRAINING YOUR PET
Sitzen K9 Training
Dog Crates: Your Pup’s Safe Haven
TRIADS BEST
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Grooming & Daycare
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Large selection of pet supplies including beds,
collars & leashes, grooming supplies, treats,
toys & much more
Meet Tweedle Dee and
Tweedle Dum, born in August
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2015, and our newest fosters from Red Dog
Farm. Tweedle Dee (known as Dee) is a quiet,
gentle, loving petite girl with fur as soft as a
rabbit’s. Her brother, Tweedle Dum, (known as
Tweeds), is more social and relaxed around
people. They do like to be petted which starts
their purr machines. However, they are still
a little skittish if you go to pet them quickly.
They are typical kittens and love to play...they
really like to play tag with each other. Tweeds
is a “talker” and loves to tell you about his
day. They are both waiting patiently for their
own forever family.
Stop by All Pets Considered and visit with
Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum today!
It’s What’s on the
Inside that Counts!
Meet Agnes
Not all birdseed is
created equally.
If you buy your birdseed elsewhere, bring
us a sample of yours, and we will give you
a 2 pound bag of ours FREE!
If you’re planning an indoor picnic this Fourth of July, then Agnes
says she’d love to attend. She thinks her gorgeous fur would look
fabulous on a red and white checkered blanket! Come visit Agnes
at FCAC right “meow” for some snuggles! Photo is courtesy of
Project Pearl and David Reavis Photography.
Stop by Forsyth County Animal Control and visit Agnes or you
can call 336-703-3647 for more information. Ask for Animal
ID A333780.
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• Small dogs & cats accepted
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• Large home with fenced-in yard
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Owner, Lisa Crosby, is the Founder water, walks, lots of petting & playtime
2007 N. Church Street
Greensboro, NC 27405
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& President of the NC Pet Adoption • Can administer medications orally or
League and has also served as the via injection
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• Dependable, Honest, Excellent References
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Please look over the list of businesses below and support them whenever possible. These companies are
the reason we are able to offer the shelters and rescue organizations free space every month. Many animals have found homes because of these businesses, and for that, we are so very grateful.
3 Pooches, pg. 39
Accent Prone, pg. 37
Adams Farm Animal Hospital, PA, pg. 19
All Pets Considered, pg. 3
All Things Dogs, pg. 31, 33
Almost Home Boarding & Grooming, pg. 50
Always There Pet Care, pg. 25
Americana Animal Hospital, pg. 6
Animal Allergy & Ear Clinic, pg. 27
Animal Hospital of Lewisville, pg. 37
Animal Hospital of Walnut Cove, pg. 50
At Home Veterinary Housecalls, pg. 51
Benessere™ Integrative Veterinary Medicine - Pet
Hospital, Grooming Spa & Luxury Boarding pg. 54
Best Friends Bed and Biscuit, pg. 35
Bingo Pet Hospice, pg. 29
Brassfield Animal Hospital, pg. 31
Burlington Road Animal Hospital, pg. 48
Camp Bow Wow, pg. 55
Caring4Pets, pg. 23
Carolina Air Canine, pg. 2
Carolina BMW Motorcycles, pg. 10
Carolina Dog Training, pg. 43
Cat Care Hospital, pg. 25
Cat Clinic of Greensboro, pg. 14
Central Carolina Pet Services, pg. 9
Cobb Animal Clinic, pg. 49
Country Kennel, pg. 49
Dirty Dogs, pg. 16
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Dog Days, pg. 19
Dog-Gone Fun, pg. 16
Doodie Free Zone, pg. 51
Downtown Greensboro Animal Hospital, pg. 16, 17
Dynasty Furniture, pg. 5
Eanes Heating & Air Conditioning, pg. 25
Family Pet Cremation Center, pg. 14
Fishers Bar & Grille, pg. 9
Friendly Hounds, pg. 33
Gate City Animal Hospital, pg. 43
Glamour Grooms, pg. 19
Greensboro Veterinary Hospital, pg. 9
Guilford-Jamestown Veterinary Hospital, pg. 29
Hall Insurance Associates, Inc., pg. 41
Happy Tails Emergency Veterinary Clinic, pg. 27
Inline K9 Dog Training Services LLC, pg. 23
Jake and Company Pet & House Sitters, pg. 41
Jim and Judy Stratton, pg. 16
King’s Crossing Animal Hospital, pg. 45
Lap of Love Veterinary Hospice, pg. 23
Laundromuttz, pg. 39
Laurie Merritt Photography, pg. 35
Lone Wolf Fence, pg. 27
Moms 4 Paws, pg. 51
Mt. Tabor Boarding & Grooming, pg. 37
Nanhall Grooming & Boarding, pg. 27
NC Art & Antiques Mall, pg. 5
Northwood Animal Hospital, pg. 35
Patriot Rovers, pg. 7
Paws of Royalty, pg. 16
Pawsitive Steps pg. 21
Penny Boyles, Properties in Carolina, pg. 15
Pet Sitting…Plus!, pg. 6
Pet Supermarket, pg. 10
Philip E. Taylor, DDS, PA., pg. 56
Plaza Veterinary Hospital, pg. 23
Red Beard Dog Training, pg. 25
Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network, pg. 31
Ruff Housing Doggie Daycare, pg. 29
Sedgefield Animal Hospital and
Dental Center, pg. 10, 11
Sitzen K9 Training, pg. 18, 19
Southwoods Animal Hospital, pg. 33
Stokesdale Veterinary Hospital, pg. 39
Stoney Creek Veterinary Hospital
Pet Lodge and Rehab Center, pg. 53
The Corner Slice, pg. 9
Taylor’s Discount Tire, pg. 14
The Salon & Spa at All Pets Considered, pg. 3
The Treasure House, Burlington, pg. 23
Triad Dog Fence, pg. 21
Triad Mobile Grooming, pg. 29
University Animal Hospital, pg. 4
Vickie’s Pampered Pet, pg. 51
Wild Birds Unlimited GSO, HP & WS, pg. 4
Woof Watchers, pg. 21
Younts Insurance Agency, Inc., pg. 53
July
2016 Vol. 7, No. 2
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Animal Hospital
Ferret Adrenal Gland Disease
ANIMAL SHELTERS & RESCUE ORGANIZATIONS
20 Burlington Animal Services
34 Ruff Love Rescue
22 Humane Society of Alamance County
36 AARF (Winston-Salem)
24 The Animal Rescue & Foster Program
38 Forsyth County Animal Control
26 Guilford County Animal Services
40 Forsyth Humane Society
28 Loving Pet Inn Adoptions
42 Rockingham County Animal Shelter
30 Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network
44 Davidson County Animal Shelter
32 SPCA of the Triad
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North Carolina State University , she has been practicing veterinary medicine for 14 years. Dr. Brooke enjoys working
closely with pet owners to provide all of her patients with the best quality of life and medical care.
She and her husband, Murphy, are the proud parents of two beautiful girls, Eva and Lizzy, plus their four-legged
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Dr. Brooke looks forward to meeting you and your pets! She provides care for dogs and cats including internal
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Help For the Healers
“H
ow do you do it?” As a veterinarian, I am asked this question
often about my job. I find myself as a collector of stories.
Each animal I see has their own story - many with wonderful
outcomes but, unfortunately, some with sad endings. I learn from
these stories and my practice is shaped and changed by each one. Each
story stays with me and, if allowed, each one could become a weight
on my shoulders, gradually burdening me more and more.
My practice works with some wonderful rescue organizations,
but primarily I work with individual owners. As a veterinarian, I am
here to help guide owners through difficult decision making, but
ultimately the decision is theirs, not mine. Rescuers have a much more
challenging position. They are faced with directly making difficult
decisions every day as they try to help as many animals as possible
with often very limited resources. For most rescuers, they have other
jobs and families they are supporting - leaving little money and time
to do this work that is so emotionally and physically exhausting. They
are caregivers in every aspect of their lives, but they also must care for
themselves to be able to care for others.
“How do you do it?” This is the question that many of us in
caregiving roles are often asked, but pay little attention to until we
reach the point of questioning whether we can continue doing what
we are doing. That point is one weighed down with emotional and
physical exhaustion from years of putting the needs of others ahead
of our own personal needs. It has a name and it’s called compassion
fatigue. It’s something that affects anyone in a caregiving role: nurses,
veterinarians, rescue and shelter workers, doctors, and even those
caring for loved ones. Regardless of your role the realities, the stresses
and the strategies to handle it are the same.
As with all problems, the first step is recognizing there is a problem
by recognizing the symptoms.
Symptoms of compassion fatigue:
• Exhaustion: mental and physical
• Anger, irritability, excessive complaining
• Chronic physical ailments
• Difficulty concentrating
• Withdrawn, isolation from others
• Compulsive behaviors: overspending, overeating
• Feelings of being overwhelmed, sadness, depression, anxiety
• Diminished sense of enjoyment: with work and personal life
It’s true, rescuers and animal care workers typically get into this
work because the animals are what brings us peace. Initially, this
work is our “time out”, our escape from the other stressors in our
lives. But this work requires incredible amounts of giving on our end.
Imagine an “emotional bucket”. Caregiving requires us to fill up our
“emotional bucket” and then empty out, but we must be able to fill it
up again!
Compassion fatigue is the act of emptying out the “emotional
bucket” repeatedly without refilling it. If we don’t take time for
ourselves, we become depleted of body, mind and spirit and will have
nothing left to give. The art of “filling up” is finding what makes us
whole and what brings us peace. For everyone it is different - it may be
running, yoga, a hike in the woods, reading or socializing with friends
and family. It may take time to find that one thing that is your passion,
but don’t give up.
“Filling up” requires personal boundaries and sometimes this can be
the biggest challenge. In this age of text messages and Facebook, we
are essentially “on call” and reachable 24/7. Many people enjoy that
connectivity, but it leaves us with no time to rejuvenate ourselves. It’s
necessary to set boundaries for yourself: check emails only at 9am,
noon and 6pm, put the cell phone and tablet away after 8pm, and have
technology free weekends on occasion to give yourself a break.
Setting those personal boundaries will likely require saying, “NO”
at times- to friends, family, or coworkers. Saying NO is not a natural
skill for those that value helping others. However, it is a vital one to
learn and then continually practice to sustain ourselves.
Compassion fatigue is a problem, but the only ones affected by it
are those who are compassionate to begin with. Remember that and
be kind to yourself. We find ourselves in caregiving roles because we
enjoy helping others and we want to make a difference, but we must
recognize that our ability to help others is limited by our ability to care
for ourselves. If you do not have compassion for yourself, you cannot
truly give it to others.
Accept the reality that you cannot save everyone. Do not
underestimate the importance of saving one life. You are a hero. Honor
yourself and be proud of the difference you have made!
If you need additional support, be sure to reach out to your doctor
to find the resources you need. Not sure if you need help?
Check out the compassion fatigue self tests and other resources
at: www.compassionfatigue.org
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Cover Story
Red Dog Farm Animal
Rescue Network
Looking Back, Looking Ahead
by Garland Graham
W
here has the time gone?!
Ten years ago I saw a need in our community. There were a number
of great animal rescue organizations, several of which I was involved
with at the time, but there was a segment of the animal population
that was being left behind – farm animals. Too often I saw situations
where families in crisis had dogs, cats, an old horse, and a few goats
or pot-bellied pigs. There were rescue groups who could help with the
dogs and the cats (though as we all know, there can never be enough
rescue groups for dogs and cats), but there was often no solution
available for the farm animals.
Living in Summerfield, I knew a lot of animal lovers with empty
pastures or an extra stall, so I started trying to connect people willing
to take animals in with people willing to pay for their veterinary
care. What started out as a very small group of friends and neighbors
who met at the local coffee shop once a month has grown in to a
county-wide network of foster homes and donors. They’re all working
Olaf and Marley
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Wiggles - one of many pot bellied pigs for adoption at
Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network.
together to offer assistance to as many domesticated animals in need
in our community as possible, regardless of the species. Over the
years we have added volunteers with expertise in exotic animals as
well, resulting in us now having everything from horses and goats to
dogs, cats, parrots, chinchillas and even snakes in our foster homes at
any given time.
Ten years later, we have taken in nearly 2,500 animals – almost one
per business day. Of course the flow of incoming animals is not that
consistent (that would be too easy!). It is generally more like 17 goats
from an animal control bust one day, then a few
quiet days, then a litter of kittens to be bottle fed,
a starving horse, a few more quiet days and then
a (seemingly straightforward) Labrador Retriever
who tests positive for heartworms. Nothing
about animal rescue work is consistent, easy or
straightforward. It is a weekly roller coaster with
some pretty low lows but even higher highs. We
have all had our Saturdays on which we’d honestly
rather be sitting at the pool, but the feeling of
purpose that we get when we are able to offer an
animal an exponentially better life than they’ve
ever had before keeps us answering the calls and
heading out to do all we can to help.
Our organization has grown exponentially in
ten years. In the early years, Gary and I fostered
Johnny
the vast majority of the animals on our farm and kept all of the crates,
food, supplies, etc. in our barn. Our dining room table was covered
with open applications, to-do lists and checklists. In 2008, we hired
Lauren Riehle as a part-time Executive Director and opened the office
at Bur-Mil Park. In 2009 we were able to bring Lauren on full-time
thanks to a grant from the Weaver Foundation. With an office and a
full-time Executive Director, the organization really began to grow
and the foster network doubled, then tripled in capacity. When we
started the organization, my goal was to be able to foster ten animals
at a time. At any given time now, we may have up to 100 animals in
our foster network, spread out in the homes of volunteers all across
Guilford County and beyond. Also, we now have an energetic Board of
Directors injecting lots of new ideas into the organization.
We have been fortunate enough to develop relationships and
partnerships with some amazing organizations. We have a very close
relationship with Guilford County Animal Control as well as other
animal control agencies across the state. We have been the beneficiary
of a veterinary relief fund from ma Cares that allows us to bring
in animals with medical conditions that are expensive to treat. We
have a wonderful relationship with Rescue Ranch in Statesville, and
many of our alumni animals have been lucky enough to move there
permanently to be used in their top-notch education program. Two of
our alumni goats and several alumni rabbits live at the Greensboro
Science Center, and Camp Weaver uses our adoptable animals in their
summer camp sessions to teach children about farm animals. All Pets
Considered fosters cats in their store for us on an ongoing basis, and
Leatherwood Kennels trains foster dogs in need of manners before
adoption. We have been the beneficiary of many Eagle Scout and Gold
Award Scout projects, and have had great support from a number of
church and school groups.
Our annual “Dogs on the Catwalk” fundraiser at Triad Stage has
become quite a tradition, and we are so grateful for all of the local
businesses that donate food, beer, wine and silent auction items year
after year to make that event such a success. We do not receive any
public funding, so fundraising is a vital part of keeping our services
available to animals in need. We are also eternally grateful for the
individuals and families who make donations for birthdays, holidays,
to memorialize a pet, or for any other occasion. Nothing warms our
hearts more than when children come to the office to donate the
money they earned at a lemonade stand. Every dollar helps!
We’re very proud of what we have been able to achieve in the last
ten years and are now focusing our efforts forward to the next ten
years. With the ongoing support of our community, we hope to be
able to carry the momentum forward and expand our foster network
significantly. We are also considering whether initiating a capital
campaign to purchase a true “quarantine barn” makes sense. Having a
quarantine barn would allow us to bring all of our farm animals to one
centralized location for veterinary care and training before being placed
in foster homes. We could utilize volunteers to help with daily feeding
and animal care, and could use that facility for adoption fairs, castration
clinics and educational programs. The possibilities are endless.
To celebrate our 10th anniversary, we are going back to our roots –
to a barn in Summerfield! Well, not just any barn. We have reserved
Summerfield Farms for the evening of Saturday, August 20th for what
is sure to be the biggest celebration of animals of all sizes in recent
history! There will be great food and drink, a fabulous country band,
a mechanical bull, animal art, a silent auction and a whole host of
adoptable animals of all shapes and sizes. Please pull on your boots and
join us to learn more about Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network,
meet some of our adoptable animals and celebrate all that we have been
able to do for the animals of our community in the last ten years.
event highlights:
Red Dog Farm’s 10th Anniversary Barnyard Bash!
Saturday, August 20th at 7:00 p.m. Summerfield Farms
Dinner, live country band, mechanical bull, animal art,
auction, adoptable animals and more!
www.reddogfarm.com/newsevents/gala.
Tickets available at _______________________________
Some Facts About Pot-bellied Pigs
It is heartbreaking for a rescue to turn away an animal who needs help. Unfortunately, Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network is forced to
do that regularly with pot-bellied pigs. There are simply more pigs in need in this area than we can take into our program.
Pot-bellied pigs make wonderful pets. But, many people acquire pot-bellied pigs as piglets, when they are SO cute, and then do not want to
take care of them (or do not have an appropriate enclosure for them) when they grow to their mature size. It is a myth that pot-bellied pigs
stay small! A healthy adult pot-bellied pig generally weighs between 75 – 200 pounds. Many breeders try and convince people to underfeed
their pigs to keep them small, which is just as cruel as underfeeding a dog or a cat.
Pigs are very social animals and are happiest in a home where there is at least one other pig. While I do know of some people who choose
to keep their pigs indoors, I truly believe that pigs are farm animals and are happiest outside so long as they have shelter from extreme
weather and a wallowing hole or baby pool in summer. Pigs are incredibly strong and smart, so pig owners must have very good fencing for
them or they will escape and find adventure, which often ends with a pig being caught by animal control. While there are always exceptions to One of Red Dog Farm’s
youngest volunteers.
the rule, pigs and dogs generally don’t mix.
If you are interested in adopting a pot-bellied pig (or better yet, a pair of them), please consider all of their long term needs before making your decision, and please adopt!
Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network has a number of adoptable pigs. Please visit www.reddogfarm.com for details.
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Beau
Sweetie is a Corgi
is a male
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be 5 years old. He is
neutered, up-to-date
on all vaccinations,
heartworm negative and
on monthly prevention,
and microchipped. Beau
is a sweet boy who needs
a family with someone
at home most of the time
and a fenced yard is preferable. He gets along well with other dogs,
but has not been tested with cats. He weighs 21 pounds.
mix female dog whose
estimated date of birth
is February 2006. She’s
looking for her forever
home. She is up-todate on vaccinations,
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Sweetie makes trips to local elementary schools to visit with students!
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in December 2010. She was
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would even go on jogs with
groups from the Y, but would
not let anyone come near her.
Fast forward to now and she is
becoming a loving and happy
girl! She is learning to trust
people again and has made
amazing progress! She will sit,
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heartworm negative and microchipped. If you are looking for a sweet
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people, kids and dogs, but has not
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Dr. Wehe attended North
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his clients, as well as getting to spend time downtown. Dr.Wehe
shares his life with his amazing wife and four children.
FERRET ADRENAL GLAND DISEASE
Ferret adrenal gland disease (AGD) is one of the most common
diseases that veterinarians diagnose in ferrets. The adrenal gland is a
small hormone secreting organ in the abdomen. There is a right and
left adrenal gland located in the abdomen next to the kidneys. They
are responsible for secreting steroids and sex steroid hormones. Ferret
adrenal gland disease is a condition of an overactive adrenal gland
most commonly related to a benign tumor. The age of onset ranges
from two to seven years, but most ferrets are typically diagnosed
around three or four years of age. Symptoms that owners usually
notice are hair loss, itchiness, lethargy, and an enlarged vulva in the
case of female ferrets. The hair loss can become quite dramatic over
time. More serious clinical signs include difficulty urinating in male
ferrets and weakness caused by a low red blood cell count (anemia).
AGD is very common in pet ferrets from North America. Researchers
have proposed three main reasons for this, however, conclusive
evidence is still lacking. The three main theories for the development
of AGD in pet ferrets are related to early sterilization (neutering/
spaying), increased “daylight” exposure and genetics.
In order to understand the how sterilization plays a role in the AGD,
you must first understand a little about the sex hormones estrogen
and testosterone. In the sexually mature ferret these hormones are
produced by the gonads (ovaries and testicles). These sex hormones
contribute to the signaling of the pituitary gland in the brain. The
pituitary gland is like a conductor of an orchestra. It releases chemical
signals called gonadotropins that drive the release of steroid and sex
steroid hormones from the adrenal gland. One of the gonadotropins
of particular interest is luteinizing hormone (LH). In order to prevent
an imbalance in hormone secretion from any organ, there is a series
of negative feedback loops. Researchers believe that early sterilization
removes the negative feedback loop between pituitary gland and
adrenal gland by removing the sex hormones. Loss of this negative
feedback loop causes the pituitary gland to overstimulate the adrenal
glands by LH. The chronic overstimulation of the adrenal gland by
LH causes the adrenal glands to abnormally increase in size and
potentially develop tumors, and release excessive amounts of sex
steroid hormones leading to the clinical signs associated with AGD.
Excessive “daylight” exposure is another proposed method of
development of AGD in ferrets. When spring arrives and the daylight
hours increase, sexually mature ferrets prepare for the breeding
season. It is during this time that the complicated hormone cycling
and feedback loops get exercised and the pituitary gland pumps out
gonadotropins to prepare for reproduction. This system becomes
inactive when the daylight hours decrease in the fall and winter after
the breeding season is over. Indoor pet ferrets are generally exposed to
longer daylight hours through indoor lighting. Therefore, they never
go through the natural cycle of increasing and decreasing daylight
hours. This prolonged “daylight” exposure causes excessive release of
gonadotropins which overstimulates the adrenal gland, leading to AGD.
There are also theories that genetics contribute to the development
of AGD. The majority of pet ferrets in North America come from only
a few breeders. There are concerns that over breeding of ferrets with
limited genetic diversity from these suppliers has caused a predisposal
to development of AGD.
As veterinarians, we play a role in educating our clientele. All
ferret owners or potential ferret owners should be aware of AGD and
the clinical signs and behavior changes that may occur with AGD.
Diagnosis of the disease is also crucial. While the clinical signs are
widely recognized by most ferret owners and veterinarians, diagnostics
are important to confirm the suspicion of AGD and rule out other
diseases that may be present at the same time. AGD is diagnosed with
blood work to assess for overall health of the abdominal organs such as
the liver and kidneys, and measure the blood glucose. A blood sample
is also typically used to assess for elevated sex hormones in the blood.
An abdominal ultrasound is used to visualize the adrenal glands to
assess their size, as well as look for abnormalities such as an adrenal
gland tumor. Ultrasound also helps to determine if just one or both of
the adrenal glands are diseased.
Currently, the only curative treatment for ferret adrenal gland
disease is surgical removal of the affected adrenal gland. The
short term and long term prognosis for an otherwise healthy ferret
undergoing this surgery is excellent. As mentioned before, this disease
can be bilateral or become bilateral, for this reason some veterinarians
recommend surgically addressing both adrenal glands at the same time.
There are also nonsurgical treatment options for the treatment of
AGD. It is important to note that these treatments are not curative, but
can effectively alleviate the clinical signs of AGD. However, they will
not stop the growth of an adrenal gland tumor. Two popular medical
therapies available involve gonadotropin analogs that block the action
of LH on the adrenal gland. These include leuprolide and deslorelin.
Both are available in long acting injections. A third medical treatment
is melatonin, which is also available as a long acting implant.
Knowing the clinical signs of AGD in your ferret and taking them
to see your veterinarian if you are concerned is important to diagnose
AGD and other concurrent diseases, and also to decide on which
therapy, if any, is right for your ferret.
John Wehe, DVM
DOWNTOWN GREENSBORO ANIMAL HOSPITAL
120 W Smith Street in Greensboro
P: 336-338-1840 | F: 336-617-5351
www.downtowngreensboroanimalhospital.com
See ad for Downtown Greensboro Animal Hospital on page 16
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Training Your Pet
Take the time to teach your dog to love a crate, not stress over it!
by James Voyatzis
Managing your dog seems like a full time job. There are many
things that your dog can get into that will cause harm or that he
can destroy. One of the biggest mistakes that dog owners make
is that they give too much freedom to their dog, too soon. It is
highly recommended that you crate train your dog. It is the best
way to potty train your pup, and it will keep them safe from their
own mischievous behavior. Crate training relies on a dog’s natural
instinct as a den animal. When introduced properly, a crate
becomes a dog’s cozy den where he can eat, sleep, play, and
hide in peace.
Creating a Safe Haven
Even though dogs are naturally den animals, you must
condition them to enjoy the crate. If not done correctly, a dog can
feel trapped and become extremely anxious. Once a dog develops
crate anxiety, crate training can be a nightmare. Crate training
must be done slowly, and systematically. The goal is to have the
dog see the crate as a source of positive things (food, toys, praise,
etc). Using the crate as a punishment will set your crate training
back. If your dog barks or whines when you put him inside the
crate, ignore him. The biggest mistake in crate training is to let
the dog out while he is barking, and whining. This teaches the dog
that barking and whining will get him out of there. Don’t give in!
The first few days of crate training can be tough, but it will pay off
in the long run.
Keep Calm, and Stay in a Crate
Crates offer many benefits for your dog, besides potty training.
Summer time provides several stressors for dogs that a crate
can help make the
dog feel at ease.
Summer is the season
for thunderstorms.
The dog can retire
to his crate to hide
from the stress
that thunderstorms
bring. The 4th of
July is notorious for
stressing dogs out so
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much, they flee from their yards to get away from the loud noise.
Allowing the dog to stay in the crate during these stressful times
will help keep your dog calm and safe.
Summer vacations can be a great adventure for your dog.
Traveling with your canine is much easier, and safer with a crate.
Airline travel requires a dog to be in a plastic crate. It is very
important to introduce the dog to the crate well in advance of the
trip. Assuming the dog is comfortable in the crate, and not taking
time to get your dog comfortable with the crate can cause a great
deal of stress for him. Having your dog crated in the car is the
safest way to travel, both for you and your dog. You will be far
less distracted with your dog in a crate. Also, in the event of an
accident, the crate provides some protection for your dog. Many
hotels are now considered dog-friendly. However, they do require
the dog to stay in a crate when they are unattended. If your dog
is not crate trained before the trip, their barking and whining will
surely disturb others in the hotel.
James has always been a
lover of animals. He started
by training his own dogs in
obedience. While working
for a local Sheriff’s Office,
he witnessed the amazing
skill that the department
K9s had, and became
interested in training
working dogs. James
attended a school for dog
James, Ranger and Trooper
trainers where he learned
obedience and working dog training. James left the sheriff ’s
office to pursue his passion and started Sitzen K9 Training.
James and his wife Lisa have 3 dogs (Ranger, Trooper, and
Cane) and a special cat (Halo).
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BURLINGTON ANIMAL SERVICES
336.578.0343 / www.burlingtonnc.gov/pets
Baldwin
Calcan
wants you to know
he is the most
handsome boy
here! He is about
1-1/2 years old
and is a bundle of
fun and affection.
Baldwin would
love a big fenced
yard or maybe a
place in the country, and definitely some kids to play with. He is a
very loving guy who is neutered, current on shots and ready to start
his new life.
tends to have a
serious look on his face and he
won’t make any attempt to get
your attention in his kennel like
all the others, but this 2 year old
is all smiles and happy when you
take him outside to run and play
in our yard. He is a very nice boy
who is a little sad because his
last owner surrendered him and
Doughnut back in April. Calcan
is neutered, current on all shots
and ready to go. Please consider making this wonderful boy a part of
your family. Photo courtesy of Lois Dixon.
Meet this firecracker at Burlington Animal Services, 221 Stone Quarry
Rd., Haw River or call 336-578-0343 for more information. n
Meet him today at Burlington Animal Services, 221 Stone Quarry
Doughnut
Razor is keen on
is a
stunning 2 year old Lab mix.
She came in with Calcan
and would love to celebrate
Independence Day in a new
forever home. She is good with
kids and adults, but can be a
little picky about other dogs.
Doughnut is spayed and current
on shots, but tested positive for
heartworm. This is very treatable and her adoption fee is waived, but
her adopter must agree to provide treatment. Doughnut really wants
a family to call her own and to have another chance at love and
happiness. Photo courtesy of Lois Dixon.
finding his forever person
or family, and sooner
rather than later, please!
This fine young man is
about 4 years old and has
been waiting so patiently
since mid-March, which
is far too long for anyone!
Razor enjoys getting
outside for long walks or
playtime in our yard. He would make an excellent jogging or walking
buddy! He is neutered, current on shots and ready for the next
exciting chapter in his life. Photo courtesy of Anne Aurelia Lewis.
Please come meet her at Burlington Animal Services, 221 Stone
Quarry Rd., Haw River or call 336-578-0343 for more information. n
Meet him at Burlington Animal Services, 221 Stone Quarry Rd.,
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Shep is a good-looking
1-1/2 year old Lab mix boy
who is ready to go and do
whatever you have in mind!
He would love the chance
to be your sidekick in life
and would likely be a great
one. Shep is energetic and
would do well with an active
family or person who is
willing to give him some
playtime or a long walk each
day. He is neutered, current on shots and is ready to start his life as
your new wingman! Photo courtesy of Lois Dixon.
Meet him today at Burlington Animal Services, 221 Stone Quarry
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Verne is my name and
toys are my game! Verne is a
friendly, playful 2 year old boy
who came here as a stray. He
does enjoy toys, rubbing up
against your legs and lots of
attention. Verne is FIV positive
and will need to be an only cat,
or in a home with other FIV
positive cats. He is healthy,
neutered and current on all
vaccinations. Verne has lots of life to live and would love to be your
new best friend.
His adoption fee has been waived and you can meet this sweet boy
at Burlington Animal Services, 221 Stone Quarry Rd., Haw River or
call 336-578-0343 for more information. n
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HUMANE SOCIETY OF ALAMANCE COUNTY
336.438.2023 / www.hsaconline.org
Susie
Baby
is a two year old
Boxer/Shepherd mix who
is sweet as can be! She is
energetic and loves to play at
the dog park with big dogs
or go on long walks with
friends. She can be a bit
anxious at the beginning but
once she gets comfortable
with her human, she will
bond with him or her and
will be very loving. She would do best in a quiet home with few
people, older kids and other pets her size or bigger. Susie has so much
love to give, can you offer her the home she is looking for?
is a special needs dog and was
recently surrendered into our care because
his elderly owner could no longer care
for him. Baby will turn nine years old in
August of this year and he is diabetic. He
requires insulin injections twice, daily, and
is almost completely blind as well. Baby is
very, very sweet. He is housebroken, loves
to go on quiet walks and is quite content to
lay in your lap while you work or relax. We
do believe he would do well with another
dog (of his size) for companionship in his forever home or a family
who is more so present in the house every day and can provide him
with the attention and care this handsome boy deserves!
Call 336-438-2023, visit www.hsaconline.org or send an email to
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Felix
River
is a 3 year-old Pit Bull/Mastiff mix.
He’s a big dog, with a big heart, and loves to
please his people. Felix is content to lay at your
feet or snuggle on the couch. He is housetrained, but may have an accident or two while
adjusting to his new environment. Felix is a
quick learner though! Felix does great on a leash
and likes to run, so a fenced in backyard would
be great! He is a very strong boy and sometimes
forgets how big he is; he can get a little hyper and accidentally bump
into things—so a home without small children is best. He does well
with most other dogs after a proper, slow introduction. He’s lived with
a cat, but can be a bit curious and excited around them because he
wants to play. Felix just wants a loving home.
is a handsome
domestic medium hair who
loves to socialize and play. He
can be shy at first but once he
warms up, he loves to cuddle.
His favorite activities include
eating, playing hide and seek
and cuddling for hours at a
time. He would do best in a
home with an older/low energy
dog or cat to hang out with (he
wouldn’t do well with playful
pups or aggressive cats). This boy is simply stunning and is waiting
for his new forever family!
Purrl. Would you like a playmate for your
young pup but can’t quite bring yourself to
adopt a second canine? Purrl is up for adoption
and absolutely LOVES her play time with the
dogs. She thinks she is a dog sometimes but
we won’t tell her otherwise! If a second dog is
just too much for you, we’ve got the purrrrfect
playmate for you. Purrl is FIV positive (Feline
Immunodeficiency Virus) so she cannot be with
other cats. The Feline Immunodeficiency Virus is a slow virus that
affects a cat’s immune system over a period of years. FIV is a catonly disease that cannot be spread to humans or other animals. FIV
cats most often live long, healthy and relatively normal lives with no
symptoms at all. Purrl is a healthy girl otherwise.
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Cecilia,
or CeCe as her foster
family affectionately calls her, is a
young and beautiful DSH who is
very, very sweet. Her markings are
absolutely stunning. She is up-todate on vaccines, spayed and gets
along well with other cats. She loves
to cuddle, dole out love and currently
lives with children whom she adores.
Anyone would be lucky to have this
wonderful girl join their family! If
you’re interested in adopting Cecilia,
please contact the HSAC today!
If interested, call 336-438-2023, visit
www.hsaconline.org or send an email
to hsacinfo@gmail.com. n
Meet Jackie, a 5 year old male
Corgi mix. Sadly, his owner
passed away and family
members were unable to keep
him. Jackie is house and
crate-trained and walks well
on a leash. He is neutered,
current on vaccines and ready
for a new chapter in his life.
Jackie
Meet Jackie at Burlington
Animal Services, 221 Stone
Quarry Rd., Haw River or
call 336-578-0343 for more
information.
The Treasure House,
Burlington, NC - Please adopt!
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Monique. Say hello to
The Fort Rescue
Monique! She was pulled from the
shelter with her mom and siblings
when she was just a pup! She is now
over a year old and still seeking her
forever family. She is a sweet, funloving girl who loves a long walk in
the evening and then to come in and
cuddle up on the couch. Monique is
super smart and also very eager to
learn! She is great with kids and other
dogs. She is spayed, up-to-date on
shots, and current on heartworm and
flea and tick medication.
Anyone interested in adopting Monique email thefortrecue@gmail.com or
visit our website, thefortrescue.org to fill out an adoption application! n
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ANIMAL RESCUE & FOSTER PROGRAM
336.574.9600 / www.arfpnc.com
Meet Peat,
Meet Pansy,
the boy
of the flower bed duo. While
gardening at the Animal Rescue
and Foster Program’s adoption
center last Saturday, something
was pulled out of the bed other
than weeds. It appeared that
someone had abandoned two
sweet kittens with ARFP. Peat
is an orange and white male
kitten who purrs the minute he
is touched. He is super social
and looking for a better home
than a bed of weeds. Please
call 336-574-9600 or email savapup2@aol.com to meet this boy!
the
little girl of the flower bed duo.
While gardening at the Animal
Rescue and Foster Program’s
adoption center last Saturday,
something was pulled out of
the bed other than weeds. It
appeared that someone had
abandoned two sweet kittens
with ARFP. Sweet Pansy is a
black kitten with a purr as loud
as her brother. Both kittens
are super social and looking
for better homes than a bed of weeds. Call 336-574-9600 or email
savapup2@aol.com to meet this duo!
Call ARFP at 336-574-9600 for more information. n
Meet
Paris,
Sigurd
our world
traveler. She
is less than
two years old
and is a very
nice, quiet,
girl that just
hangs out.
She is spayed
and negative
for feline
diseases. She gets along with other cats and would fit well in a low
energy home. Paris’ adoption fee is $75.
is a master
tactician.
Never attack a
toy head on
when you can
sneak up on it
from behind
the cover
of a desk or a
person. And
never, never let
them see your
butt wiggle before you pounce (much)! Sigurd was born on 4/12/16
and is current on his shots for his age.
Call ARFP at 574-9600 for more information. n
Drew.
Gunnar
Meet one of the
Property Brothers. DREW!
This little guy came to ARFP
after being found in a trash can.
They were not very healthy and
required several doctor visits.
Now they are eating and playing
like real kittens should. Drew
is the fluffy black brother and
Jonathan is the gray and white
brother. These brothers are used
to living with dogs as well as
other cats and will adjust to any
family very well. They will soon be neutered and fully vaccinated
and ready for new homes. Drew’s adoption fee is $75.
4/12/16 and is current on his shots for his age.
Call ARFP at 574-9600 for more information. n
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is ready to
face any
challenge!
Whether it be
wrestling with
his siblings or
staring down
a fearsome
cardboard
box, this boy
will take it
on! Gunnar
was born
While you’re away, they stay and play
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Ike
is 9 years old and a very
happy dog who loves to romp
and play with toys. At the shelter,
he was an owner surrender.
Emaciated and subdued when
he came into rescue, he has
since put on weight and is now
galloping around with a toy in
his mouth. Ike likes the other
dogs in his foster home but does
Chihuahua Rescue
not play with them. He loves to
snuggle under a blanket in a dog bed or on his foster Mom’s lap. When
strangers visit he is stand-offish at first, but he does warm up to them.
Ike stays in an Ex-Pen during the day and holds his business while
his foster mom works. He sleeps in his dog bed at night but would
probably love to sleep in the bed with his “forever” human when he
finds him or her. Ike is a delightful dog that has a lot to give. He is a
joy to have around and is neutered, crate-trained and UTD on shots.
To submit an adoption application please go online to our website at:
www.chihuahua-rescue.org/chihuahuas-for-adoption/online-application/. n
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GUILFORD COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
336.641.3400 / www.myguilford.com/animal-shelter
Betty
Capone
is a
black and white
female Pit Bull
Terrier. She is
spayed and around
4 years old.
Betty loves the
swimming pool
and also loves
to walk. She is
microchipped,
heartworm
negative and up-todate on all shots.
Meet Betty at the Guilford County Animal Shelter. Ask for ID
A30775210. n
is a brown and
black brindle Pit
Bull Terrier. He
is neutered and
around 3 years
old. Capone
weighs about
50 pounds and
is up-to-date on
all of his shots,
microchipped
and heartworm
negative.
Meet Capone at the Guilford County Animal Shelter. Ask for ID
A23766662. n
Clover
is a brown and
white Pit Bull
Terrier. She is
14 years old
and up-todate on all of
her shots and
microchipped.
Meet Clover
at the
Guilford
County Animal
Shelter.
Ask for ID
A3166247. n
Sasha
is a
female black and
beige domestic
shorthair torbie.
She is around
6 years old
and up-to-date
on all shots,
microchipped,
and FELV/FIV
negative.
Meet Sasha at the
Guilford County
Animal Shelter.
Ask for ID
A31605216. n
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Lincoln
is
a black and beige
domestic medium
hair tabby. She is
around 2 years old
and needs to be
the only cat in the
house. She is spayed
and up-to-date on
all of her shots and
FELV/FIV negative.
Meet Lincoln at the
Guilford County
Animal Shelter.
Ask for ID
A31199524. n
Jasper
is
a male grey and
white domestic
medium hair cat.
He is neutered
and up-to-date
on all shots,
microchipped,
and FELV/FIV
negative.
Meet Jasper at
the Guilford
County Animal
Shelter. Ask
for ID
A31413829. n
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LOVING PET INN ADOPTIONS
336.393.0000 / www.lovingpetinnadoptions.org
Flossy
Snookie
is a
darling 6 year old, 9
pound Chihuahua.
She is an affectionate,
friendly, very
attentive little girl
who loves to be close
to people. She sits
on command and is
a cooperative kind
of gal. Flossy has a
naturally happy nature. She is playful, funny and likes to be a little
silly to amuse you. She loves to snuggle and is a good lap warmer.
She loves car rides, is good with kids and seems to be house-trained.
What more could you ask for?? Adoption donation $175.
is
a very friendly and
loving Pekingese
mix. She is
enthusiastic, happy
and enjoys lots of
fun walks. Snookie
is confident and
adaptable, a
sweetheart who
is cheerful in
about any situation. She loves to play with toys and can even amuse
herself. She enjoys fetch and does not seem to be possessive. She
is overweight at 24.8 pounds but will be happy to exercise the extra
away! She is 7 years old. Adoption donation $150.
For more info go to www.lovingpetinnadoptions.org. n
Adrienna
Peyton
(nickname
Sissy) is a super sweet and
submissive Chihuahua mix who
was adopted from us two years
ago and recently returned when
her elderly owner became too ill
to keep her three dogs. She has a
gentle and friendly personality.
She is affectionate and enjoys
snuggling and tummy rubs. She
is super easy to live with, great
with other dogs and is already
house-trained. Sissy is good
on the leash and enjoys walks. She is 7 years old and 19 pounds.
Adoption donation $100.
is a precious 1 year
old puppy who is about 13 pounds.
Peyton lived with four other tiny
dogs and their senior owner until she
became too ill to keep her pups. He
can be initially fearful but he enjoys
toys and being silly and is just a
normal goofy, adorable puppy once
he forgets about being afraid. He
loves rolling around happily in your
lap. He is inexperienced and was
reactive to other dogs initially but
he is now learning to make doggie
friends. Please see his full listing
and video on our website. Adoption donation $125.
Jophiel
Archer
a 5 year old, 10
pound Maine Coon
mix. He has been
an indoor cat with
his brother his
whole life in a quiet
home. He is a very
affectionate cat who
will sit with you for
hours. When he is
not perched upon
your lap, he loves to sit in the window. He is a calm cat who loves
attention (though may be shy at first) and cherishes a stable, peaceful
home. Adoption donation $40.
is
a very friendly and
loving guy who seems
to be low or nonshedding. He is an
enthusiastic, happy
guy who has plenty of
energy and will enjoy
lots of fun walks in
his new home though
he is just now learning
about walking on the leash. Archer is very people oriented and likes
to please you. He is an adaptable, confident guy who is cheerful
in about any situation. Archer is 24.8 pounds and 7 years old but
bounces around like a youngster. Adoption donation $150.
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for YOU & your DOG!
Saturday, September 17th 10am – 2pm
Join us at All Pets Considered
2614 Battleground Ave, GSO 27410
For a day of fun racing around the city of
Greensboro solving clues, collecting items and
completing activities to win the Grand Prize.
Registration starts at $25 and
will open August 1st!
Get your registration forms online at:
www.bingopethospice.org/scavenger-hunt
Marshmallow was born
around 4-29-2007, she’s a big rumpy
Manx girl. Did I mention big? She
is incredibly sweet and loves to lay
with her front end in your lap and be
petted. She also likes to play with a
feather wand toy and does fine with
most other cats. Marshmallow has lost
3 pounds since she came to us, and
was able to have her teeth cleaned and
a cyst removed from her shoulders.
Tailless Cat Rescue
This cutie is now ready to go to a
new home. She should lose about one more pound to reach an ideal
weight. She is already spayed, up-to-date on vaccinations, has been
wormed and treated for fleas, microchipped, and tested FeLV/FIV and
heartworm negative.
For more information visit www.taillesscatrescue.com or email us at:
taillesscatrescue@hotmail.com. n
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RED DOG FARM ANIMAL RESCUE NETWORK
www.reddogfarm.com
Gizmo
came to us after
her previous owners realized
they could no longer care for
her. She is a 3 year old Australian
Shepherd Mix. Cassie has grown
up with other dogs and kids. She
would make a great addition to
any home! This girl enjoys being
social but is reported to relax and
enjoy a good evening too. She
would do best in a home without
cats.
Cassie
and Ivy (not
pictured) were surrendered to us
by their owners. Both goats are
approximately 2 years old and
have been very well cared for
by their previous family. Gizmo
was bottle fed as a baby and
very social, while Ivy is a little
more standoffish. These goats
are very cute and would be great
first time goats or an addition to
any herd!
If you are interested in adopting
Cassie please complete an adoption
application online at our website,
www.reddogfarm.com. n
If you are interested in adopting
Gizmo and Ivy please complete
an adoption application online at
Layla is a 12 year
Precious
old sorrel mare. Layla
and her friend, Izzy
(bay mare), came to us
from Guilford County
Animal Control when
they were abandoned
by their owner. Both
mares are sweet but
shy. It appears that
these mares lived on their own for quite some time with no human
contact. We believe that is the source of their fear and their foster
mom is working on gaining their trust. Both are coming around and
doing well in their foster home.
To learn more about Layla and our other adoptable horses please visit
is a 3-½ year old
albino ferret.
She is a fun
loving girl who
loves her play
time. She needs
a home where
she can have
lots of attention
and outside cage
time.
If you are
interested
in adopting
Precious please fill out an application at www.reddogfarm.com. n
Lei Lei
Mary, along
is a 2 year old
male bearded
dragon. He
spends his days
soaking up
the light under
his heat lamps
and is a very
healthy boy. He
needs a home
that will give
him plenty of
attention because he loves to be held and walked on his harness.
with her brothers,
Peter and Paul,
came to Red Dog
Farm when they
were just a day
old. Mary is the
quiet one out of the
bunch. She is very
sweet and loves to
be rubbed and held.
They all get along
well with other cats and the dog in their foster home. These siblings
are now eating really well and are litter box trained.
If you are looking for that perfect exotic companion fill out an
application at www.reddogfarm.com. n
If you are interested in adopting Mary or one of her brothers please fill
out an application at www.reddogfarm.com. n
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SPCA OF THE TRIAD
336.375.3222 / www.triadspca.org
Waffles.
Lady M.
Get your butter
and syrup ready because here
comes Waffles! A very special
senior girl, Waffles is a Shiba
Inu/Husky mix, about 10 years
old and 30 pounds of love. She
is spayed, up-to-date on vaccines
and microchipped. We also
believe that Waffles is almost
completely deaf. She is calm,
quiet, enjoys walks and gets along with most animals. Sweet and
fluffy, Waffles would be a great fit for a mature home. This charming
and gentle girl likes people and is very ready to be part of a loving
family. She can’t wait to find her forever home and family and we
can’t wait for Waffles to get showered with love and attention!
is a beautiful 4 year
old Jack Russell/Rat Terrier mix with
soft white fur and little tan ears. She
is house and crate-trained, spayed, upto-date on vaccines and microchipped.
Lady M. is a bit of a diva, as her
name implies, and for that reason she
would do best as an only dog. This
way she knows she gets all the love
and attention. Lady M. is smart, loyal,
loving, and takes every opportunity
to give wet kisses to any face within
reach. She would love to have a fenced back yard and an active
human that likes to take her on walks and other places. If you are
looking for a great companion then Lady M. is your girl!
Call SPCA of the Triad at 375-3222 for more information. n
Call SPCA of the Triad at 375-3222 for more information.
Molly
is a 6 month old Labrador
Retriever/German Shepherd mix with
a beautiful brindle coat and big brown
eyes, and is sweet as pie. Very timid,
Molly is just starting to blossom. She
would benefit from a home with no
small children and a human who stays
home a lot. She would also do well
with a home that has another dog that
can teach Molly the ropes of how to
be a happy and confident dog. Molly is
a sweet, gentle and loving girl who is
eager to find her forever home and give
her heart to her forever human.
Call SPCA of the Triad at 375-3222 for
more information. n
Amelia
is a gorgeous
diluted tortie with black
and brown marble coloring.
She was about 4 weeks old
and on her own when she
was found and since then
has been busy exploring
her world and learning how
things work. So far she has
learned that looking cute
and giving a little meow will
bring humans to give her
anything her heart desires.
She is super sweet, loves to
play and can’t wait to find her forever human to wrap around her paw.
Call SPCA of the Triad at 375-3222 for more information.
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Meet Roo,
a
beautiful, 3 year old kitty with
the most amazing black and
white fur pattern and green
eyes you have ever seen. What
a beauty! She was brought to
the SPCA of the Triad only
weeks after giving birth to
three adorable kittens. Now
her kittens are on their own
and Roo is ready to find her
very own spot in someone’s
heart. Roo is small, sweet and
curious and ready to put you under her spell. Somehow, we don’t
think that will be hard to do.
Indiana
is an
adorable, gray and white
Tabby with a beautiful
coat. He has fluffy white
hair on most of his body
with a gray tabby coat
on top, almost like he is
wearing a jacket. He was
only a few weeks old when
he came to the SPCA
of the Triad after being
dropped off at the home of one of our volunteers. Considering he is
just a kitten, Indiana is very laid back and mature. Perhaps he is a
wise old soul that is just looking for his soul mate. Why not come out
and see if the two of you make a connection?
Bailey came up
to his foster mom while
she was at work one
evening … well, she
picked him up and took
him home. He is a
handsome buff colored
kitty that tips the scale
at 10 pounds! Bailey
is one of the sweetest
cats we have ever met
– he has a HUGE purr
and he likes to have his
Triad Independent Cat Rescue
tummy rubbed. He is
up-to-date on vaccines, neutered, and Felv/FIV negative.
If you’re interested in adopting Bailey, please go to our website:
www.triadcat.org. n
Pearl is a very sweet
8 pound Chihuahua. She
gets along nicely with
other dogs and would love
to have a small doggie
companion who could be
her “hearing dog” because
she is deaf. Pearl loves to
snuggle and her favorite
thing is to sleep in the bed
with her foster parents.
Hart-2-Heart Rescue
She likes to sleep up
against her person. If you are interested in Pearl, please research the
rewards of sharing your life with a deaf dog. Pearl is smart, attentive
and eager to communicate. For her safety, we are looking for a home
with a securely fenced yard. Pearl is around 4 years of age and has
a heart murmur but does not require medication at this point. She is
spayed, current on all shots, heartworm negative and on heartworm
prevention. Pearl is best suited for an all adult home.
For more information about Pearl and other Hart-2-Heart Rescue
adoptable small dogs go to www.hart2heartrescue.petfinder.com. n
Alexis is a super
gentle dog – so sweet
with people, really loves
other dogs, fine with cats
and even house-trained.
She is about 8 years old,
45 pounds, probably a
Hound/Pit mix. Alexis
is really easy, calm and
loving!
Juliet’s House Rescue
Contact Juliet’s House at
rfjg2903@bellsouth.net
for more information. n
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RUFF LOVE RESCUE
(Dogs) www.ruffloverescue.com or (Cats) felinefriendsnc@gmail.com
Louella.
Sweet Louella
is looking for a wonderful
home to cuddle up and watch
daytime tv. She is a small
Beagle who is about 6 years
old and weighs 16 lbs. Louella
is housebroken, cat and dog
friendly. She loves to take
walks and ride in the car.
She may have been used for
breeding or just neglected but all this girl wants now is to give love
and hugs. Do you have room for her in your home?
Adoption donation $200. All vetting is up to date. Microchipped and
spayed. Also on flea/tick and heartworm preventative. Visit
www.ruffloverescue.com/adopt to make this pup a member of your
family. n
Moby
is a 2 year old 50
lb. Boxer mix who we took
in after he was dropped off at
a doggie day care and never
picked up. It is just amazing
what people can do! Moby
has great manners and is a
wonderful dog. He would make
a great addition to any home.
Adoption donation $200.
All vetting is up-to-date.
Microchipped and neutered.
Also on flea/tick and
heartworm preventative. Visit
www.ruffloverescue.com/
adopt to make this pup a member of your family. n
Larisa
Lucy is a brindle Boston Boxer!!
What a cutie! Lucy was adopted as a
puppy and returned to us when they
neglected to train her. She is now in
a foster home with 2 other dogs and
loves their companionship. A bit too
interested in cats right now to say cat
friendly but there are outside cats at
her foster home. She is happy and
smart and learning quickly. She’s
just 7 months old and ready for her full time future adventure! She
will be a small-medium dog around 25-35 lbs. full grown!
Adoption donation $250. All vetting is up-to-date. Microchipped and
spayed. Also on flea/tick and heartworm preventative. Visit
www.ruffloverescue.com/adopt to make this pup a member of your
family. n
Cassie
is just over
a year old and has been in
our group since she was
a kitten. For some reason
she has been looked over
but maybe that is because
she is the quiet, laid-back
type. Cassie lives with
other cats and dogs and
doesn’t really enjoy hyper
dogs. Cassie loves to play
with toys and curl up by
your side at night.
Cassie is fully vetted and
her adoption fee is $75. Email felinefriendsnc@gmail.com for an
adoption application. n
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is a strikingly
beautiful 1 - 2
year old kitty
that found her
foster home
a day after
giving birth to
her litter. Her
babies have
been adopted
and now it is
her turn! Larisa is very affectionate and loves to lay on your lap.
Larisa is fully vetted and her adoption fee is $75. Dex lives with
other cats and dogs and does wonderfully. Send an email to
felinefriendsnc@gmail.com for an adoption application. n
Stormy
is a 5 - 6 year
old handsome
boy that does
not do well
at adoption
fairs due to the
stress. This
affectionate
boy would do
best in a home
as an only
cat. His coat is very unique in that it has almost a blue tint to it even
though he is an orange tabby.
Stormy is fully vetted and his adoption fee is $75. Email us at
felinefriendsnc@gmail.com for an adoption application. n
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Dog Training
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336.643.9096
Where your pet will beg to
stay while you’re away!
Come by for a
tour or visit
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ANIMAL ADOPTION & RESCUE FOUNDATION
336.768.7387 / www.aarfanimals.org
Harlowe
Coco
was born
in early April 2016. She is a
short-haired solid gray/blue/
silver little girl. She has a
wonderful motor that you can
turn on with a touch. She
loves her foster sister Garbo.
Won’t you take them home
with you?
is a gorgeous medium
hair kitty with a twin sister! She
gets along great with her siblings
and other foster mates. Coco has
a sweet personality and prefers
to be on your lap! She’s current
on vaccinations and was born in
March 2016.
Meet and visit with many of our
cats at the AARF House (311
Harvey St, Winston Salem)
during our adoption fair hours.
Go to www.aarfanimals.org for
information about our adoption
fair hours and our adoption
process. n
You can meet and visit with
many of our cats at the
AARF House (311 Harvey
St, Winston Salem) during
our adoption fair hours. Go to
www.aarfanimals.org for information about our adoption fair hours
and adoption process. n
Beacher
Hera
is a silver tabby
born approximately January of
2016. He was a stray found by an
AARF volunteer while on vacation
in Ocean Drive Beach, SC, thus the
name “Beacher”. He gets along
with other cats and dogs, and loves
all people (adults and kids). He’s
a laid back love bug looking for a
permanent home.
You can meet and visit with many
of our cats at the AARF House
(311 Harvey St, Winston Salem)
during our adoption fair hours.
Go to www.aarfanimals.org for
information about our adoption fair hours and adoption process. n
is a dark brown
or black long haired little
girl with a white pendant
on her chest. She was born
in late March of 2016. She
is the foster sister of Hestia
and is energetic and full of
personality. While shy at
first, she loves to cuddle up
and purr with people she’s
accustomed to.
You can meet and visit with
many of our cats at the
AARF House (311 Harvey St, Winston Salem) during our adoption
fair hours. Go to www.aarfanimals.org for information about our
adoption fair hours and adoption process. n
Dodge.
Jan
My
name is Dodge. I need
a loving home with a
soft sofa, fluffy bed,
and lots and lots of
good food and toys.
Take me home and let’s
grow old together. I
was born May 1, 2016.
was born March
23, 2016. She is a little
shy until she gets to
know you but then she’s
all play and love.
You can meet and visit
with many of our cats at
the AARF House (311
Harvey St, Winston
Salem) during our
adoption fair hours. Go
to www.aarfanimals.org
for information about
our adoption fair
hours and adoption
process. n
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You can meet and
visit with many of
our cats at the AARF
House (311 Harvey St,
Winston Salem) during
our adoption fair hours. Go to www.aarfanimals.org for information
about our adoption fair hours and adoption process. n
Animal Hospital
of Lewisville
July
336-946-3441
6260 Shallowford Road.,
Lewisville, NC
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Chula
is a
playful, happy and
snuggly 5 pound
ChihuahuaBut
girl.
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Chula is 3 years old
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and crate-trained.
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She is active, so she
draw attention to them.
needs a home with
a small fenced yard.
Chula is spayed,
current on all shots
and heartworm
negative, on
Hart-2-Heart Rescue
heartworm prevention and had a teeth cleaning and some extractions.
She is best suited for an all adult home.
For more information about Chula and other Hart-2-Heart Rescue
adoptable small dogs go to www.hart2heartrescue.petfinder.com. n
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ANIMAL CONTROL OF FORSYTH COUNTY
336.703.3647 / www.co.forsyth.nc.us/animalcontrol
Dash.
Bennie
“Take me
out to the ball game!”
says Dash. He’s a
big baseball fan and
would like nothing
better than to check
out the local team
with the same name.
wants to send a big
salute out to all the
current and former
dogs working in
the US Military.
He applauds their
service and bravery.
Want to meet real
“home run” friend?
Come see A334274
today at FCAC.
Photo courtesy of
Project Pearl
and Steph Skardal
Photography. n
Whether your name
is “Sam” or not,
come ask to meet
A333670 at FCAC.
Photo courtesy of
Project Pearl and
David Reavis
Photography. n
Claire
Tabby very
thinks
the first line of the
Star Spangled Banner
was penned just for
her. “Oh, Beautiful”
describes this petite girl
to a tee and she’d love
to watch the fireworks
from your lap as you
both enjoy a delicious
hot dog (or two).
much appreciates all
her freedoms, like the
ability to take naps
whenever she likes!
She would love to
find a family who
supports this fully.
Looking for a real
“free spirit”? Ask to
meet A333528
at FCAC today.
Photo courtesy of
Project Pearl and
Steph Skardal
Photography. n
Ask for A334046 at
FCAC. Photo
courtesy of Project
Pearl and Steph Skardal
Photography. n
Nadine
Baden.
Red,
White, and Blue
to the core, that’s
Baden! He likes
to imagine he’s
descended from
Abraham Lincoln’s
cat (first cat in the
White House!).
Come see A333586,
he’d “honestly” love
to meet you!
Photo courtesy of
Project Pearl and
Kristin Deavers
Photography. n
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is dressed up
for a formal
Independence
Day
celebration in
her “tuxedo”!
She’d love
to break out
the bubbly
with you to
celebrate
her own
independence!
Come and liberate A333007 at FCAC today. Photo courtesy of
Project Pearl and Terri Burke, Catch a Spark Photography. n
Wrex & Reine’s
original owner had given
them to a 16-year-old boy,
who took them home only
to be told by his mom
that there was no way he
was keeping Dobermans.
So she took them to the
shelter and left them there.
Rescue angels spied them
Doberman Rescue of the Triad
and delivered them to us.
Both have that regal Dober bearing, and there’s not much better than
seeing a pair of Dobers together. They share the common deep-seated
Dober craving for human attention, and they totally love to be petted
and fawned over. Here’s what our volunteers have to say about them:
“Reine is a sweet, energetic little girl who loves to give kisses and will
do whatever you want.” Wrex is a very laid back loverboy. He rides
well in the car and loves to get attention. He listens well and is very
easygoing. He is handsome and regal - a real gentleman.” Keep in
mind that these two have been together for years and must be adopted
as a pair.
Read about Wrex and Reine at www.doberman-rescue.com. Make an
appointment to meet them after your application has been approved. n
Stokesdale Veterinary Hospital
Certified Vet
Mon-Fri 7:30am-7:30pm,
Sat 9am-2:30pm
July is...
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• Full Service FREE ADVANTAGE MULTI DOSE
With Every Feline Examination
• Farm Calls Advantage
Multi helps to prevent adult fleas, controls hookworms
and roundworms, controls ear mites, and heartworms; Yes cats
(even
indoor only cats) can get heartworms too!
• Dental Care
• Grooming 10% OFF OTHER FELINE SERVICES
Services, Not All Products
& Boarding
• House Calls & At Home Euthanasias
Welcome Dr. Amelia Hubbard!
Zippy!
Dr. Mindy Wesely & Dr. Robert Oglesby
8208 US Hwy 158. Stokesdale, NC
336-643-8515 • www.StokesdaleVet.net
I Needs a Walk!
Short & Long Dog Walks Tailored Just for
Your Dog
Betsy the Beagle
Potty Break & Leash Training for Puppies
is about 5-½ years
old and 21 pounds.
She likes everyone!
This little one is super
sweet, likes to play
with other dogs and is
good with cats.
Walks Available Between 9-5 Daily
Please contact Juliet’s
House at rfjg2903@
bellsouth.net for more
information. n
3 Pooches Pet Sitting
and Dog Walking
336-655-3400 (Forsyth County)
www.3pooches.com
Meet Nala!
She
is an 8 month old Basenji
mix, weighing in at 30 lbs.
We don’t anticipate that
she will get much larger.
Nala is housebroken and
crate-trained. She loves
everyone she meets and
would do well in a variety
of homes!
Chloe
If you would like to learn
more about Nala, please
visit us online at
www.lovethemutt.org. n
Stepping Stones
Canine Rescue
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FORSYTH HUMANE SOCIETY
336.721.1303 / www.forsythhumane.org
Prancer
Ms. Mittens
is
an affectionate 1
year old domestic
shorthair who
enjoys all aspects
of life, from a
playful game of
cat-and-mouse to
a good nap! Like
so many cats, she
has feline herpes
in her eyes, which
can make her
eyes somewhat sensitive. She will need a family willing to care for her
condition.
is a beautiful domestic
shorthair who enjoys
simply watching the
world from a window
and does not mind
being held. Ms. Mittens
is good with other
cats and people and
would do best with a
family that has prior cat
experience.
Call Forsyth
Humane Society at
336-721-1303 for
more information. n
Call Forsyth Humane Society at 336-721-1303 for more information. n
Kayla,
Noche
is a
laid back 3 year old
domestic longhair
who prefers to be
an independent
kitty. He is shy at
first but will warm
up with a little
TLC. He would
do well in a house
with other cats and
dogs.
Call Forsyth
Humane Society at
336-721-1303 for
information. n
an extremely
sweet Setter/
Labrador
mix, would
be a great
addition for
an active
family! She
loves kids of
all ages as
well as other
dogs and is
great on a leash! She loves getting and giving attention and will fill
your hearts with all the love she can give!
Call Forsyth Humane Society at 336-721-1303 for information. n
Max
Riana,
is a mellow
5 year old Shepherd
mix who would fit
well in any household,
especially with other
dogs. He enjoys
running and playing
with toys, and is just
as happy lounging
around. House-trained
and crate-trained, Max
is ready to meet his
forever family!
Call Forsyth Humane
Society at 336-721-1303
for more information. n
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is a shy 2
year old
Boxer mix.
She is a very
timid girl
and needs
a family
who will be
patient with
her while she
comes out of
her shell and
shows her
sweet personality!
Call Forsyth Humane Society at 336-721-1303 for more information. n
Your Pet, Your Home
overnight visits available
• Meds administered
• Feeding, watering
• Taxi - vet & groomer
• Playtime, walks
• Cleanup-litter boxes, • Other home services
provided
puppy messes, etc.
• References furnished
on request
Bonded
& Insured
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AND
C O M PA N Y
PET AND HOUSE SITTERS
Serving: Greensboro, High Point, Kernersville, Winston-Salem
www.jakepetsitting.com • 336-706-0814
Michonne
is a sweet
loving girl who loves to lay
in laps, on beds and with
her foster siblings while
watching TV. Michonne
does have her calm side,
but she also likes to be
active. She loves to go for
walks and play fetch. She
can sit, lay, shake, look at
me, and give hi fives.
Merit Pit Bull
Email info@mpbf.org
or visitwww.mpbf.org to
fill out an application for
Michonne. n
Rigatoni. When Rigatoni’s family moved overseas,
they had to surrender her and
her sister Tortellini. These two
year old sisters are sweet-natured, friendly, and have
absolutely beautiful black and
white markings and greengold eyes. They don’t have
to be adopted together, but
that would be ideal. Adoption
fee is $75 for one, $125 for
two. They are spayed, microchipped, current on vaccinations, tested
negative for feline leukemia and FIV (“Kitty AIDS”). Adoption fee is
refundable for two weeks to make sure you’ve found a match for your
home. Even after the two-week period, we’ll take the adopted cat back
for any reason. Adopt a Sheets Pet Clinic cat or kitten and get halfprice vaccines and discounted wellness exams for your pet’s life!
Email petadoptions@sheetspetclinic.com for application. n
15.4 billion
dollars*
Our Rescue Dog, Hank
was lost in the
US in 2014 due to
identity theft.
don’t depend
on luck
Depend
on Us!
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Winston-Salem, NC 27103
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Sam has been missing from Richie Rd. in Mocksville, NC
since mid-October of 2015. He is a long, tall white & gray
neutered male cat weighing approximately 16 lbs. He has a very
distinguishing gray triangle on his nose and his right ear is gray,
tail is all gray. The markings on his left side resemble a large
paw print missing a toe. If you have information or think you
have seen Sam please call or text me. Text photos to confirm his
identity if you think you have him or know of his whereabouts.
Sam
We just want him back, NO QUESTIONS ASKED!
336-418-3559
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ROCKINGHAM COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
336.394.0075 / www.rockinghamcountyanimalshelter.org
All Cats Are STILL $15.00! Includes Spay / Neuter, Current Vaccinations, Microchip & Felv/Fiv Tested.
Big Boy's
Rosco is Big Boy’s
name fits him well.
While he may be large
in stature, he thinks he’s
still a little puppy and at
11 months he still has
a lot of puppy energy
left in him. Big Boy is
a Boxer/Pit Bull blend
who gets along great
with other dogs and
loves spending time with
people. He is definitely the social butterfly of the shelter family.
roommate and has been
working to share his infinite
knowledge with his new
friend. Even though Roscoe
is 7 years old, he is still young
at heart and quite active. He
loves to go on nature walks
and one of his many hobbies
is bird watching.
Roscoe’s adoption fee is
$25 and includes his neuter,
microchip, and vaccinations.
Meet him at RCAS today! n
His adoption fee is $25 and includes his neuter, microchip,
and vaccinations. Meet him at RCAS today! n
Gertie.
You will not find a
kinder or gentler dog than Gertie.
She has been patiently waiting for
her forever home since May 19.
At 8 years old, Gertie is hoping to
find a home where she can relax
by a pond or a pool. Gertie enjoys
belly rubs, watching Golden Girls,
and reading mystery novels. If
Gertie sounds like the dog for
you, come to the shelter and take
her for a walk. You’re sure to
instantly fall in love with her.
Adoption fee is $50 and includes her spay, microchip, and
vaccinations. Meet her at RCAS today! n
Buckleberry
is a
sweet, goofy, and lovable 1 year
old Shepherd mix. This awesome
fella was surrendered to RCAS
because he was too active for his
previous owners, so he’d do best
with someone that will take time
to play with him and make sure
he gets plenty of exercise. Once
Buckleberry has had his workout
for the day, he loves to cuddle up
and relax. Buckleberry would love to meet you and let you see why
he’d be the perfect addition to your family.
Adoption fee is $25 and includes his neuter, micrcochip, and
vaccinations. Meet him at RCAS today! n
Tripod.
When Tripod,
a 4-year-old
domestic
medium hair,
first came to
RCAS she
was a scared
mama cat with
four precious
kittens to take care of. Once her kittens were weaned, Tripod was
spayed and since then her personality has blossomed. Affectionate
and lovable are two words that perfectly describe Tripod.
Her adoption fee is $15 and she is ready to go home the day of her
adoption. Meet her at RCAS today! n
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Tweedy
was named
after his favorite cartoon
character, Tweety Bird. When
he’s not watching Looney
Toons, he loves to play with
his littermates and go on
amazing adventures. Tweedy
is also an aspiring writer and
photographer and he dreams
of being famous one day.
Tweedy is 4 months old,
neutered, and ready to go
home today. Adoption fee is
$15. Come and meet him at
RCAS today! n
Polo. Are you looking
for a sweet cuddlebug
to share your couch? A
dog who adores people
and vice versa? Look
no further! Polo is your
guy! Polo is looking for
a special home that can
continue working on
boundaries with him,
but also give him lots of
cuddle time. His manners
Blue Ridge Boxer Rescue
have improved greatly
since coming to BRBR but because of his energy level, he would do
best in a home without small children. Polo also needs a home without
smaller dogs. This precious boy just wants a chance to show you how
much love he has to give!
If interested in adding this lovebug to your family, please visit us online
at www.blueridgeboxerrescue.com! n
Duncan,
(#160418) is a 57 lb.,
5 year old Golden
mix. While fearful of
new people and new
situations at first, he
quickly warms up to
people and is very
sweet and loving.
Duncan gets along
well with other dogs
and is in need of
Triad Golden Retriever Rescue
some time, love and
attention from his new family. He will reward you by climbing onto your
lap for a good snuggle! Duncan is a great listener and a quick learner.
We think he has more Golden in him than anything else because he has
a beautiful, flowing coat and a personality that shows he wants to please.
Duncan would love a great big fenced yard where he could run and play!
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286-9500
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Canine Good Citizen Training
Rally Training
Obedience Competition Training
www.CarolinaDogTrainingClub.com
336-273-8828
New classes beginning soon. Visit website for schedules.
Phillis was picked
up as a stray in Duplin
County. We suspect she
was used for breeding
based upon her appearance when we freed her
from the shelter. Phillis
knows sit, down, and
come, is crate-trained,
good with dogs but not
cats, and LOVES people
and toys. She is eager to
please and responds well
to correction.
Foster goes with the flow
and loves everyone he meets. If
you are looking for a dog that
can keep up with you, then Foster
is your man! He enjoys time at
the beach, hiking (he hiked the
Stone Mountain trail with his
foster family), retrieving tennis
balls and romping in the yard
with the rest of the pack. He is a
happy-go-lucky boy looking for a
happy-go-lucky family.
Merit Pit Bull
$5 off
class
with this ad, thru 12/31/16.
Ask about $25 DISCOUNT
for rescued dogs with
adoption papers.
For information about adopting Duncan, email adopt@tgrr.org. n
Email info@mpbf.org or visit
www.mpbf.org to fill out an
application for Foster. n
city
ANIMAL HOSPITAL
German Shepherd Rescue & Adoptions
If you are interested in
adopting Phillis, visit
www.gsdrescue.org for
more information. n
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DAVIDSON COUNTY ANIMAL SHELTER
336.357.0805 / www.co.davidson.nc.us/animalshelter/
Fritts
Rogue. She’s a 9 month old
is a 2 year old
male, Labrador Retriever mix.
Who’s ready to play? This
active boy is looking for a
high-energy family to spend
his life with. Fritts enjoys
playing in the water and is
good with most other dogs. He
is sure to win you over with
his charming, unique hop that
he does to show you that he
is happy to see you. His adoption fee is $73 and includes his neuter,
vaccinations, and microchip.
female, Weimaraner mix and FUN!
That’s this girl in a word! She is a
friendly, happy girl who is always
looking for a good time. If you like to
laugh and smile, then Rogue is your
girl. Sports lovers wanted — she is
passionate about playing ball and loves
the water. Rogue has a lot of enthusiasm
for life and you’ll never be bored with
this girl as a member of your family. She rides well in cars and is
also house-trained. Her adoption fee is $57.50 and includes her spay,
Please call the Davidson County Animal Shelter for more information
at 336-357-0805. n
at 336-357-0805. n
Willow
Admiral
is a 1 year
old female, short haired
tabby cat who has called
the shelter her “home” for
far too long. This little lady
loves to play, especially with
feather toys. She will even
keep herself entertained with
a housefly. She is a smart and
very curious girl who is also quite voluptuous and isn’t ashamed of
her curves. Willow’s adoption fee is only $25 and includes her spay,
is a one year old male
short haired black cat. This sophisticated
boy came to the shelter as a stray. If
you are looking for a laid-back cat
then Admiral is the one for you! His
favorite spot is lounging in the top of
the cat tower but he would love a sunny
windowsill of his very own to watch
the birds. Admiral wants nothing more
than to find a life-long home with comfy
places to nap and an endless supply of kitty treats. His adoption fee is
$50 and includes his neuter, vaccinations, and microchip.
at 336-357-0805. n
at 336-357-0805. n
Triad Happy Tails Magazine
is pleased to announce we are now accessible on your smart
phone. Now you can view our latest publication online from
your computer, tablet or smart phone.
Check out links to local Triad Shelters &
Rescue Groups on your computer, tablet and
NOW mobile devices.
Also, you can go directly to our
advertisers online as well, just by clicking
on the live link in their ad.
Check out the Mobile Magz on-line
community to view Happy Tails;
or text TRITAILS to 64842 to have our
most current edition sent to your phone.
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Just one more way to make it easier to find
your new best friend or a product or
service to help take care of him.
Merit Pit Bull
Wilma was found in an
abandoned home with another dog
who is also safe with Merit Pit Bull
Foundation. She had no hair when
she was brought into Merit’s care,
but has really blossomed in her
foster home. Her hair is starting to
grow, thanks to her medicated baths
and she feels more comfortable
now. She currently lives with other
dogs and a cat and would do well
in an adoptive home with other
animals. Wilma is approximately 5
years old and is crate-trained.
Please email info@mpbf.org or visit mpbf.org to fill out an application
for Wilma. n
Jackson is an 11 year
old boy who just completed
heartworm treatment. He came
to us with some medical issues
including a toe that required
amputation, an eye that required
some medicine and Doggles
(isn't be handsome?), and
heartworm treatment. Jackson
is a sweet old boy who deserves
nothing but a loving home for
his golden years. He is an old
man who wants to be the only
Tarheel Weimrescue
dog and doesn't care for other
critters or cats. He does not like crates so needs someone who can Weimproof the house so he can stay at home without any problems. If you are
interested in the snuggles, belly rubs, and walks that this boy deserves,
please go to our website to apply today! Jackson is current on all core
vaccinations, is neutered, housebroken, and knows all basic commands.
Please consider adopting this boy today! To find out more, visit us
online at www.tarheelweimrescue.org. n
Meet Trixie! She’s playful
and gets along with everyone (dog or
human). Trixie listens well, already
knows some basic commands and
is house-trained too! She enjoys
going on walks, as well as curling
up for cuddles with her humans.
Trixie loves to give big kisses and is
very well-mannered. She’s available
through the SPCA of the Triad, is
spayed and up-to-date with vaccines.
Trixie is being fostered at Dog Days
and comes with a free 20 day daycare
pass! Interested in Trixie? Call us at
King’s Crossing
Animal Hospital
Angel Fuller, DVM
Find us on Facebook
for monthly specials
www.facebook.com/KingsCrossingAnimalHospital
Hrs. M-F 7:30-6:00 | Sat. 7:30-12
7607 NC Hwy 68 N., Suite E, Oak Ridge
336-644-7606
www.kingscrossinganimalhospital.com
Where to Find Us
GUILFORD COUNTY
FORSYTH COUNTY
1605 New Garden Rd, Greensboro
4010 Battleground Ave, Greensboro
2639 Lawndale Ave, Greensboro
3330 W Friendly Ave, Greensboro
4640 W Market St, Greensboro
5710 W Gate City Blvd, Greensboro
701 Francis King St, Greensboro
401 Pisgah Church Rd, Greensboro
3357 Battleground Ave, Greensboro
1589 Skeet Club Rd, High Point
265 Eastchester Dr, High Point
5365 Robinhood Rd, Winston-Salem
150 Grant Hill Lane, Winston-Salem
1955 N Peacehaven Rd, Winston-Salem
2835 Reynolda Rd, Winston-Salem
420 S Stratford Rd, Winston-Salem
2281 Cloverdale Ave, Winston-Salem
4150 Clemmons Rd, Clemmons
971 S Main St, Kernersville
GUILFORD COUNTY
FORSYTH COUNTY
3219 S Holden Rd, Greensboro
2316 E Market St, Greensboro
1911 Coliseum Blvd, Greensboro
1023 Alamance Church Rd, Greensboro
3228 Randleman Rd, Greensboro
120 W Meadowview Rd, Greensboro
3603 Groometown Rd, Greensboro
118 W Main St, Jamestown
4548 Hwy 220 N, Summerfield
4620-A Woody Mill Rd, Greensboro
7605 Hwy 68, Oak Ridge
6307 Burlington Rd., Whitsett
980 S Main St, Kernersville
4380 Kinnamon Village Lp, Clemmons
1430 River Ridge Dr, Clemmons
1050 NC 65, Rural Hall
ALAMANCE COUNTY
2727 South Church St, Burlington
ALAMANCE COUNTY
3535 S Church St, Burlington
1780 W Webb Ave, Burlington
2660 Ramada Rd, Burlington
2208 N Church St, Burlington
414 Harden St, Burlington
GUILFORD COUNTY
ALAMANCE COUNTY
3708 Hwy 150, Greensboro
1191 University Dr, Burlington
Find more locations at: www.TriadHappyTails.com
336-272-1620 to find out more. n
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n
Special Feature
Myths and Facts:
Spaying & Neutering
By Laura Michel
A
sk any animal shelter worker
and they will tell you that with
the arrival of spring comes an
increase in unwanted puppies
and kittens. Also known as
“puppy and kitty season,” it is the time of year
when shelters experience a larger influx of
animals as compared to other times of the year.
Sadly, many end up being euthanized due to a
lack of space.
We may sound like a broken record, but spaying and
neutering really is the most effective means of controlling the
pet overpopulation problem. As we have learned, you cannot
adopt your way out of this problem. Ultimately, it is every pet
owner’s responsibility to do their part to help limit unwanted
litters. Doing so helps the entire community. Yet, so many pet
owners use common and unfounded excuses to not get their pets
fixed. Most of these excuses are based on myths that need to be
eliminated once and for all. So let’s dispel these myths with the
facts:
Myth:
A female dog or cat should be allowed to have
one litter before being spayed.
Fact: Medical evidence shows just the opposite. In
fact, the sooner you spay your female, the better for her health.
Spaying before the first heat cycle, around 6 months of age, will
eliminate uterine and ovarian disease, and greatly reduce the
incidence of breast cancer. Females that are spayed early tend
to be healthier and to live longer. Additionally, heat cycles last a
week or longer and can cause females to cry incessantly, exhibit
nervous behavior, make them quite uncomfortable and attract
unwanted males. Dogs can have two cycles a year and cats can
have three or more.
Myth: I don’t want to emasculate my male.
Fact: Male dogs and cats do not have a concept of
masculinity, identity or ego. Neutering your male will not change
his personality. In fact, it will give you a healthier and happier
companion by preventing diseases such as testicular cancer and
prostate disease. Problems with aggression, marking territory
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(spraying strong-smelling urine on surfaces inside and outside the
home), roaming (getting out to look for a mate) and fighting can
be avoided or eliminated entirely by neutering at an early age.
Myth: Spaying or neutering will make my dog
less protective.
Fact: Removing a dog’s reproductive organs will have
no effect on its natural protective instinct. A dog’s personality
and instinct are formed primarily by its environment and genetic
makeup rather than its sex hormones.
Myth:
Spaying or neutering my pet will make it
become fat and lazy.
Fact: Absolutely false! Overfeeding and a lack of
exercise are what will make your pet fat and lazy.
Myth:
I want my children to witness the miracle
of birth.
Fact: It is unlikely your children would be there at
the time of birth. There are oodles of books, videos and other
resources that teach about birth. It is a better choice to teach your
children about why it is important to spay or neuter pets and about
being a responsible pet owner.
Myth: I can’t afford this surgery.
Fact: The cost to spay or neuter a pet can vary depending
on size, sex, type of animal, etc. Regardless of the actual cost,
continued on next page
it is a one-time fee that will eliminate potentially larger expenses
associated with having litters, treating expensive illnesses, damage
to your home and furnishings from marking, etc. In addition to
many veterinary hospitals in the Triad, there are several low-cost
clinics. Just google “low cost spay neuter” along with your county
and you are sure to find some information.
Myth: I will find good homes for the puppies or kittens.
Fact: Yes, you may very well find homes for the entire
litter. But for each one you find, that will be one less home for a
shelter animal.
Myth:
I would rather purchase a purebred from a
breeder. It will be healthier than a shelter pet.
Fact: Spending $250 to $1,500 or more is no guarantee
you will get a better or healthier pet. Many purebred pets come
into animal shelters every day. While no shelter can guarantee the
health of their pets any more than a breeder can, most shelters do
health and behavior screenings before putting pets up for adoption.
And when you adopt a shelter pet, purebred or mixed breed, you
are getting a wonderful companion and you are doing your part to
help reduce pet overpopulation!
If these facts don’t convince you, consider these numbers from
the Humane Society of the United States. One unspayed female
cat and all her unaltered offspring can produce over 420,000
kittens in seven years. One unspayed female dog and her unaltered
offspring can produce 67,000 in a six-year period. These animals
are quite prolific!
One final consideration is the impact pet overpopulation has
on the community. With overpopulation comes an increase in
the demand for animal control services as well as an increase in
the resources and expenses associated with operating a shelter.
In most communities, these expenses are funded with your tax
dollars. Lastly, there is an increase in rabies exposure and disease
that can affect people and animals.
Please be a responsible pet owner. If your dog or cat has not
been spayed or neutered, contact your veterinarian or a local low
cost spay and neuter clinic.
Low Cost Spay/Neuter Clinics
CENTRAL SPAY/NEUTER AND WELLNESS CLINIC
2780 West Mountain St., Kernersville, NC 27284
Phone: 336-723-7550
Website: www.centralspay.com
PIEDMONT COMMUNITIES SPAY/NEUTER & WELLNESS CLINIC
1910 North Church St., Ste E, Greensboro, NC 27405
Phone: 336-333-5336
Website: www.pcspayneuter.vetstreet.com
PLANNED PETHOOD SPAY/NEUTER CLINIC
4527 West Wendover Avenue Greensboro NC 27409
Phone: 336-299-3999
Website: www.hspiedmont.org or www.plannedpethoodclinic.com
SHEETS PET CLINIC
809 Chimney Rock Court, Greensboro, NC 27409
Phone: 336-852-8488
Website: www.sheetspetclinic.com
THE SPAY & NEUTER CLINIC OF ALAMANCE COUNTY
1919 S. Church St, Burlington, NC 27215
Phone: 336-570-6767
Website: www.burlingtonnc.gov/1054/SpayNeuter
“
Consider these numbers from the
Humane Society of the United States. One
unspayed female cat and all her unaltered
offspring can produce over 420,000
kittens in seven years. One unspayed
female dog and her unaltered offspring
”
can produce 67,000 in a six-year period.
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Harley is a sweetheart pug
Burlington Road Animal Hospital
A Full Service Veterinary Hospital
providing medical and surgical services for your pets
We make house calls for your farm animals also!
Eugene Upshaw, Jr. DVM
3407 Burlington Road, Greensboro, NC 27405
(336) 375-3939
DID YOU KNOW?
Hundreds of pets die each year from heat exhaustion due
to being left in a parked car. In just minutes, your vehicle
can reach a temperature that may put your pet at risk of
heatstroke or even death, even on a day that does not seem
that hot to you. And a cracked window makes little or no
difference. Don’t let your pet become a statistic.
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around 11 years old. She loves
to play with/chase the other
dogs around the house and
also wants to be with her
humans. Her favorite toy is a
soft bunny. She needs a home
with no stairs. Her rear legs
are wobbly and she’ll need a
wheelchair for long outings. he
tends to drag her back legs around
mostly, but for the most part, she
can get around just fine. Harley may
need a wheelchair in the future. Do
to her back issue, she has no control over
her pooping and peeing and will need
to wear diapers for the rest of her
life. However, if carried outside,
she only needs a little bit of help
and a boost then she can use the
Pug Rescue of NC
bathroom outdoors. She’s up-to-date
on routine shots, spayed, heart worm negative
She is fostered near High Point, NC. Please put in your application at:
www.pugrescuenc.org adoption fee is waived for the perfect family. n
Meet Daphne &
Colby. Hi there, I’m
Daphne! Believe it or not,
am also known as BP
Ruupfora Rodeo. Where
do these breeders get those
names? Say it like this:
“R U up for a rodeo?” My
folks called me Daphne
which fits me very well.
Unfortunately, they
couldn’t keep me or my
brother Colby anymore,
so we are looking for a
new home. All we want
is a nice place to run a
little and sleep a lot. My
coat is a dark blue, with
gray sprinkled liberally
now that I am getting on
in years. I still have more
energy than my 10 yearold brindle brother. Colby
and I sure would like to
stay together.
I
Greyhound Friends of NC
Do you think you may
have room in your heart
and home for me and my
brother Colby? If so, will
you please contact
Greyhound Friends of NC
at 336-643-0223 and tell
them you would like to
meet us? We’re sure you’ll
be glad you did! n
Cobb Animal Clinic, PA
3224 Battleground Ave., GSO
Happy Fourth of July from our staff!
check out our website for
a complete list of our services*
Now Open
Sun. 5-6 pm for
boarding pick-up
& drop-off
Mon-Fri:7:00AM-6:00PM
Sat:7:00AM-12:00PM
Sun:7:00AM-8:00AM
336-288-8550 *www. cobbanimalclinic.com
COUNTRY KENNEL
• Luxury Lodging
• Dog Training
• Drop-off Daycare
7630 Royster Road
336.644.1095
Come by for a tour or visit
www.countrykennelboarding.com
Good morning and Happy Monday! J
Yes! I love the 2nd
ad (the one of the right). That
Anniversaries,
Birthdays
would be great- thanks so much!
Holidays, In Memory
Jessica
or
Just Because…
everyone needs a home!
You can sponsor an ad for an animal from our local shelters or rescue groups for
only $45.00
You get a photo/bio of an animal of your choice, plus your name, company name or the name of someone you wish to honor.
For more information email charlesvcheek@gmail.com or call 336-687-3091
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Animal Hospital of Walnut Cove
DAY BOARDING
with us, it’s
COOL inside!
336-591-8250
Hrs. Mon, Thur 7-8, • Tues, Wed, Fri 7-6, Closed for lunch 12:30-2:00
Dr. Deborah Cowan
www.animalhospitalwalnutcove.com
boarding & grooming
Calendar of Events/July
2016
All Pets Considered (at APC unless noted) See ad on page 3.
Forsy
Sunday, July 10, 9am-12pm - Pet CPR and First Aid Certification Class by Pet Emergency Education at All Pets Considered.
Preregistration required. www.petemergencyeducation.com. This
event is a fundraiser for The Merit Pit Bull Foundation.
Sund
Houn
Monday, July 25 - Christmas in July! Santa Paws is coming to
All Pets Considered. Watch for details!
Visit www.facebook.com/AllPetsConsidered for more events.
Animal Adoption & Rescue Foundation (AARF, WS)
Adoption Fairs - Saturdays (dogs & cats) from 12-4pm; Tuesdays,
Wednesdays & Fridays (cats only) from 12-6pm at 311 Harvey St.,
Winston-Salem. Also visit us online at www.aarfanimals.org.
Animal Rescue & Foster Program (ARFP, GSO)
“Tender Loving Care When You’re Not There.”
Next Step Adoption Center, 711 Milner Dr., Greensboro. Open
Saturdays 11am-3pm, Sundays 1-4pm, Wednesdays 5-8pm. Call
574-9600 for info or visit us online at www.arfpnc.com.
• Luxury Villas with Webcam
• Expert Grooming
• Veterinarian Next Door
Pet Therapy w/ARFP. Take your pet for a visit to meet residents
in area facilities. Contact Happy at sephappy@triad.rr.com
for details.
8am-6pm Mon.-Fri. • 8am-12pm Sat.
Bingo Pet Hospice See ad on page 29.
7903 Cramer Court (Hwy. 150 E. & Church St.)
336-644-7777 • almosthome-kennel.com
Saturday, September 17, 10am-2pm - Second Annual Scavenger
Hunt for you and your dog! Begin at All Pets Considered, then
race around Greensboro solving clues and collecting items. Registration starts at $25 and will open August 1. Registration forms
are online at www.bingopethospice.org/scavenger-hunt.
Burlington Animal Services
We would love another reason to smile! As
we gear up to move to our new home, please
consider giving our animals a housewarming
gift from our wish list!
http://amzn.com/w/943HNHOUEY2R
221 Stone Quarry Rd, Haw River, NC. Phone: 336-578-0343.
Friday, July 22 - Fourth Fridays, Historic Depot in downtown
Burlington, 5-8pm. Join us for music, food trucks, kid’s activities, fun!
Let Freedom Sing! Adopt a pet, save a life. July 16 – July 23, all
dogs $25; now through Sept. 21, all cats $15. Includes spay/neuter, vaccines, heartworm or Felv/FIV test, 30 days free Trupanion
Pet Insurance.
Central Spay, Neuter & Wellness Clinic
Low cost, high quality spay/neuter surgeries for domestic
& feral cats, & dogs. Clinic is located at 2780 W. Mountain
St., Kernersville. Hours: Monday-Thursday, 7:30-5pm, by
appointment only, except no appointment necessary every 2nd &
4th Thursday, closed Fridays. Please visit www.centralspay.com
for information.
Feral Cat Assistance Program (FCAP)
For info on monthly Spay Day Clinics, call 336-378-0878, Line 1.
Forsyth County Animal Control
5570 Sturmer Park Cir, Winston-Salem. Phone: 336-703-3647.
Saturday, July 2, 3pm - New Volunteer Orientation
Sundays, July 3, 10, 17, 24 & 31 - 1-4pm - Furever Friends
Adoption Fairs
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Sundays, July 10 & 24 - 9am and also 1pm on July 10 - Hiking
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AT HOME
VETERINARY
HOUSECALLS
Housecalls from a Full Service
Veterinary Hospital
State-of-the-Art Mobile Veterinary
Clinic Serves as an Examination,
Treatment, and Surgery Room
Routine Preventive Care • Dental Services
Surgical Services • Euthanasia
Saturday, July 16 - 9am - Rabies Clinic and low cost Spay/Neuter vouchers for those that qualify.
Great for multiple pets, large dogs &
cats that do not travel well
Forsyth Humane Society (FHS)
At Home Veterinary Housecalls
336-855-5110
On-site Adoption Center, 61 Miller St, Winston-Salem. Hrs: 11:30am- Susie Hodnett, DVM
www.ahvet.net
Greensboro
Serving Greensboro since 1990 city limits only ahvet@ahvet.net
6pm Mondays, Wednesdays-Fridays (closed Tuesdays); 10am-4pm
Saturdays & 1-4pm Sundays. Phone: 336-721-1303.
Tuesday, July 19, 6pm - New Volunteer Orientation
Thursday, July 14 - New Leash on Life graduation
Grooming Salon
Friends of Stokes Shelter
Saturday, August 20 - Taste of NC - 6-9pm at 1215 Steele Rd, Sandy
Ridge, NC. Join us for cocktails and hor d’oeuvres, line dancing,
dinner and program, silent auction and live auction to raise funds for
building the Stokes County Animal Shelter.
708 Muirs Chapel Road
Greensboro, NC
Guilford County Animal Shelter (GCAS)
4525 West Wendover Ave. in Greensboro. Phone: 336-641-3400.
Hrs: Sunday 1-5pm/ Monday 12-6/ Tuesdays closed/ Wednesdays
12-6pm/ Thursdays 12-6/ Friday 12-6/ Saturday 12-6.
Humane Society of Alamance County (HSAC)
336-299-2644
“Where your pet is someone special”
Saturday, July 2, 10–11am - Volunteer Orientation at PetSmart,
1459 University Dr., Burlington
Saturday, July 2, 11am-1pm - PetSmart Adoption Fair, 1459 University Dr, Burlington. Come out and meet your next best friend!
Adoptable dogs and cats will be available for meet and greets!
POOPER SCOOPER SERVICE
Weekly and twice weekly service
Humane Society of Davidson County (HSDC)
Residential and Commercial
The Spay & Neuter Commuter runs every 3rd Wednesday of
the month. Low cost spay/neuter provided by board certified
veterinarian at Planned Pethood in GSO, by appointment
only. Pets are picked up in Davidson County and returned the
following day. Visit www.thespayandneutercommuter.com or
call 336-237-0131.
Call 336-312-1717
to make YOUR home a Doodie Free Zone!
www.DoodieFreeZone.com
Poopon
$10 OFF
first month of service
Humane Society of the Piedmont
Planned Pethood Spay & Neuter Clinic - Offering financial
assistance to qualified Guilford County applicants. Located at 4527
West Wendover Ave, Greensboro. Services available Monday-Friday
by appointment only. Please call 299-3999 for details.
Adoption Fair (both dogs and cats) every Saturday from 1-4pm
at Petsmart on Bridford Pkwy.
Nanhall See ad on page 27.
Sunday, August 7 - 10am-4pm - Pet CPR & First Aid Class at
Nanhall Boarding and Grooming, 123 Manley Ave, Greensboro.
Perfect for pet owners and pet care professionals! Includes
lecture, demonstration and hands-on skill practice. Please call
336-852-9867 to sign up now!
continued on page 52
Moms 4 Paws
To the park
we go!
Licensed, Bonded
& Insured
336-210-2318
Moms4Paws.com
Dog Walks
Pet Sitting
Dog Training
40-minute dog
walks to keep
your dogs happy.
Custom plans
tailored for your
pets & home.
Private & group
training, beginner
& advanced.
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Calendar of Events (continued from page 51)
Loving Pet Inn Adoptions
Sheets Pet Clinic
Saturday, July 2 from 1-4pm - Cat Adoption Fair at Petco,
Kernersville
Second and fourth Saturdays of every month - Cat adoption event
at 809 Chimney Rock Ct, Greensboro, from 1-4pm. Meet many
cats/kittens in a quiet, relaxed environment. Write petadoptions@
sheetspetclinic.com for more details. Visit our Petfinder page at
awos.petfinder.com/shelters/NC661.html to view adoptable cats/
kittens. Get sneak previews of adoptables on our Facebook page
www.facebook.com/SheetsPetClinic/?ref=hl
Saturday, July 2 from 12-3pm - Dog Adoption Fair, Petco
Kernersville
Pet Life and Loss Support Group of the Piedmont
Join Lap of Love Veterinary Hospice on the first and third
Tuesdays of every month (July 5 and 19) at 6:30pm at Family Pet
Cremation Center, 1039 E Lindsay St, Greensboro. No cost to
attend. Go to: www.meetup.com/Pet-Life-Loss-Support-Groupof-the-Piedmont or call Ron Grillo at 336-686-6806 for more
information.
Pet Resource and Awareness Day
Saturday, July 9 - Join us at the Graham Recreation Center, 311
College St, Graham, NC for our Pet Resource and Awareness Day
-10:30am-2:30pm. FREE rabies vaccinations, FREE dog/cat core
vaccinations, low and no cost spay/neuter voucher applications,
limited FREE microchips! All pets must be on leash or in carrier.
For Alamance County residents only. For more information contact: Friends of Mebane’s Animals at 919-883-2156 (automated,
leave message for returned call), Humane Society of Alamance
County at 336-438-2023 or Burlington Animal Services at
336-578-0343
Pet Supplies & More
Saturday, July 2 - Low Cost Rabies Clinic - 11am-2pm.
Red Dog Farm Animal Rescue Network See ad on page 31.
Saturday, August 20 - Join us at Summerfield Farms for Red
Dog Farm’s 10th Anniversary “Barnyard Bash”! See additional
information on page 31. Please visit www.reddogfarm.com for
other events.
Rockingham County Animal Shelter (RCAS)
250 Cherokee Camp Rd in Reidsville. Phone: 336-394-0075.
Community Spay/Neuter Clinic-Rockingham County Animal
Shelter. Dogs-$75, cats-$65, by appointment only, call for date.
Please call 336-394-0075 for details.
Ruff Love Rescue
SPCA of the Triad
Saturdays (except 4th of July weekend) - Pet Adoption Fair 1-4pm at Pet Supermarket, 3316 Battleground Ave, Greensboro
Sundays (except 4th of July weekend) - Pet Adoption Fair 1-4pm at Petco, 4217 W Wendover Ave, Greensboro.
Saturday, July 2 - Rabies Clinic at Pet Supplies and More, 2215
Fleming Rd. in Greensboro from 11am-2pm. All dogs must be on
leashes and all cats must be in carriers!
Saturday, July 16 - 11am-3pm - Pet Adoption Fair “Caturday” All CAT Adoption Fair at All Pets Considered, 2614 Battleground
Ave., Greensboro.
Thursday, July 21, 6-9pm - Pet Adoption Fair at City Market at
The Railyard, 106 Barnhardt St, Greensboro.
Thursday, July 28, 6-9:30pm - Raffle for Rescues - SPCA
Fundraiser at Jake’s Billiards, 1712 Spring Garden Street #B, in
Greensboro.
Stepping Stones Canine Rescue
Saturday, July 23, 11am-3pm - Dog Wash and Adoption Fair
at J. Butlers Bar and Grille, 1355 Lewisville Clemmons Rd in
Lewisville, NC.
Tailless Cat Rescue
Saturday, July 16 - Adoption Fair at All Pets Considered, 2614
Battleground Ave, in Greensboro from 11am-3pm.
Triad Independent Cat Rescue
Saturdays - Adoption Fairs at Petsmart, Lawndale Dr 11am-2pm.
Saturday, July 16 - Adoption Fair at All Pets Considered, 2614
Battleground Ave, in Greensboro from 11am-3pm.
Saturday, July 9, 11am-2pm, Adoption Fair at Petco, 4217 W
Wendover Ave, Greensboro.
Saturday, July 23, 11am-2pm, Adoption Fair at Natural Dog, 3708
Lawndale Ave, Greensboro.
Friday, August 5, shotgun start at 12 noon - 4th Annual Pinewood
Golf Tournament at Pinewood Country Club, 247 Pinewood Rd,
Asheboro. $65 per player with 2 mulligans, 4 player Captain’s Choice.
Bring a whole team or join a group. Lunch provided, 50/50 drawing,
raffle items and hole prizes. Adoptable dogs and volunteers from Ruff
Love. Contact Kim Brady at 336-362-3981.
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