Showing posts with label Urgent. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Urgent. Show all posts

Saturday, January 24, 2009

7 Months Old Deaf Pup Needs Help in PA

Go to Yuri's petfinder link below to sponsor (donate what you can)

Yuri
Yuri is a male, deaf, all white, stray approx. 7 mos old. He does well with other dogs but will need a normal puppy training. Pictures are below but I am told that he is much cuter in person. He really needs to get out of the shelter. He is located at the York County SPCA. If you know of any other rescues for hearing impaired dogs...please pass this to them. York County SPCA in PA is NOT a no-kill shelter and euthanize often for space.


Kimberly Harrisburg, PA

52026-YURI

Breed: Pit Bull Terrier
Sex: Male
Age: Young
Size: Medium

About Me

Posted 11-11-08: Yuri was found in York city. He is a very sweet and playful white pit. If you are interested in this pet or any others, please stop by our shelter or e-mail for more information. To fill out an adoption application, you can visit our website at www.ycspca.org, click on "adopt a friend" which will take you to a link for the application. Pets adopted from our shelter are spayed or neutered and receive necessary vaccinations as part of the adoption fee.

Visit My Petfinder Page
http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=12366733&mtf=1

Thursday, January 22, 2009

Deaf Boxer Mix in TX

Boa

Boxer [Mix]
Medium Adult Male Dog Pet ID: 6872601
Corinne T Smith Animal Center, Brownwood, TX

More About Boa

Corinne T Smith Animal Center
Brownwood, TX
877-646-0677

http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=12526116

Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Senior Dalmatian Needs to Get Out in GA!

UPDATE: ADOPTED!

Ashes

Breed: Dalmatian
Age: Senior
Gender: Male
Size: Large
Shelter: Lumpkin County Animal Shelter
1363 Red Oak Flats Road
Dahlonega, GA
Shelter dog ID: 12736896
Contact tel: 706-864-4144
Contact name: Dan Bowers
Contact email: dbowers7@alltel. net

Ashes is 11 years old and is deaf. Neither slow him a bit. He is very active, follows hand signals and gets along very well with the other dogs in the exercise yard. The person who has had him can no longer support a large dog. Can you help Ashes live out several more years? If we don't get help very soon we will have to euthanize him since our kennel is constantly over crowded. Come see him and you will not regret the trip.

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Deaf Australian Shepherd Pup in CO

UPDATE: RESCUED ALONG WITH HIS BROTHER! Fatboy

More About Fat Boy


Fat Boy is an adorable male aussie mix. He is a social little guy that needs a good home with lots of room to run. Fat boy is also deaf. He does great with other dogs, and functions like a normal puppy. He needs a home with experience with a deaf puppy.

http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=12673876&mtf=1

Hi,

I am desperately trying to help the Valley Humane League find an Aussie rescue who will be able to help this lovely little guy who is need. This little boy was born deaf on 11/06/08 and has been in foster since being owner surreneder to the Valley Humane League in early December. I am told he is a super friendly pup and has his sight in tact. The community around this shelter is poor and very rural. Dogs are generally kept outside on a chain and a deaf dog is not sought after and has a very dire future here.

Jenna is the manager of this shelter and is open to shipping this pup to an appropriate rescue, plus, as soon as tomorrow a transport is going to pick up others and will be returning to Colorado late in the evening. If anyone can help this beautiful boy, please contact me as or Jenna as soon as possible.Thank you for your consideration,

Dara O'Reilly
510/316-2118

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Deaf Dog in NYC Needs Home or Foster ASAP!

Dallas aka Sir Gruntsalot

Are you willing to foster this beautiful and sweet Deaf and partially blind Australian Shepherd/American Staffordshire Terrier mix. Ultimately looking for a forever home for him but until then he needs the love, attention and home life he deserves. Pulled from a shelter hours before he was to be gassed down south. I found he was severe heartworm positive and almost died twice during treatment. He is healthy now and starting a new life up north in the NYC area. He is very strong, a big mush with people, loves to sit in your lap and loves to kiss, but would need someone who knows how to handle his zest for life. Very playful and happy an ideal home would be without other pets, definitely no cats and no small children since his zest for living makes him run and jump and he might knock a little person down unintentionally.

He needs to be out of where he is being fostered ASAP since he does not get along with the fosters dogs and it's a very small apartment. He is with White Angels Hope Rescue and you may either contact Margret at Softestpaws@aol.com also 917 748 4916 or Kim at kkm9880@hotmail.com

Friday, October 17, 2008

Deaf American Bulldog Mix Time Running Out!


I HAVE MAYBE 2 WEEKS MAX BEFORE I AM LIVING IN MY VAN. HERE ARE SOME PICS OF MAXINE. I HAVE A DEAF AMSTAFF/AMERICAN BULL DOG WHO IS DEAF THAT I DESPERATELY NEED TO FIND A HOME FOR. I AM BEING EVICTED SOON AND I DON'T WANT TO PUT HER INTO A SHELTER WHERE SHE WILL BE PUT DOWN DUE TO HER DEAFNESS. I AM ASKING EVERYWHERE I CAN FOR HELP WITH THIS WONDERFUL DOG. SHE IS CRATE TRAINED, KNOWS SOME SIGN AS WELL AS HAND SIGNS, MICRO-CHIPPED AND VERY GENTLE. HER NAME IS MAXINE AND SHE IS 5 YEARS OLD. I RESCUED HER WHEN SHE WAS 6 MONTHS OLD DUE TO HER BEING STARVED AND HAVE HAD HER EVER SINCE. SHE IS GOOD WITH KIDS AND MALE DOGS AS WELL AS SOME FEMALES. ANY HELP YOU CAN GIVE ME WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.
THANK-YOU FOR YOUR TIME.
LESLEY

P.S. The contact is Lesley at Ibbylady@aol.com, but she may be homeless within two weeks, so please also copy Crystal at "A Buddy for Life" at crystal@abuddyforlife.org as well. Thank you!


Monday, September 29, 2008

Sweet Deaf Rottweiler in SC Needs a Good Home!

Zack

We took Zack off of a chain when he was a year old. The man who owned him at that time had chained Zack to a tree since he was a pup. We excepted Zack into our rescue and spent 16 months training and loving Zack in preparation for his forever home. Anyone who rescues deaf animals knows that they do not get adopted as fast as hearing animals do.

Now that Zack has been attacked, in what was suppose to be his forever home, (Where he is suppose to be safe from being attacked), I am very worried about him and feel sick over this whole situation. I take the welfare of the pets we bring through our program very seriously and go to great lengths to help them. To have this happen to Zack in his adoptive home, makes me feel like we have failed him. We MUST find a beautiful forever home for Zack, he deserves
it after all the poor boy has been through.
We have found a TEMP FOSTER HOME for Zack. He is fostering with Shawn and his dog Rowin, a large MALE, American Bulldog Mix. Rowin and Zack get along GREAT. Rowin is not a dominant male so Zack dose not have to worry about being jumped or attacked by him and thus Zack is allowed to interact with Shawn and Rowin in peace. Shawn takes Zack and Rowin for a 2 mile bike ride, daily, in addition to playing with the tennis ball. Zack sleeps on the bedroom floor with Rowin but Shawn has often woken up to Zack sleeping next to him, in the beg. Zack is a snuggler and just wants to be loved.

Shawn has also brought Zack over to our kennels and we have introduced Zack to multiple non aggressive dogs, some as small as 15 pounds. Zack plays with about 16 other dogs in the yard and does great. He loves to play tug a war with the rope toy if he can find another dog strong enough to play with, usually Me Lady, our Alpha, 130 pound Rotti girl. Zack has also been to our trainers house and played with her two puppies, one is 5 months and the other is 3 months old.

Shawn is only able to temporarily foster Zack and for Zack's emotional welfare we need to get him into a forever home ASAP. In a forever home Zack will be allowed to bond with the family and feel loved again. Even though Zack is adjusting to Shawn's home, taking him from his adoptive home has been stressful for him. We do not want poor Zack to think Shawn is his forever home and then uproot him again, into another home. Moving a pet from home to home can eventually lead to separation anxiety. If anyone can give Zack a GOOD forever home, please contact

Michelle Doneza

P.S. Zack's petfinder can be found at: http://www.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=11817904

Thursday, August 21, 2008

Retirees Want to Let Go of a Deaf Dog in KY


My name is Scooter - Bob and I am deaf

but–

I like kids, other dogs, and cats; I’m very smart and respond to hand signals; I lead well andI love to play and chase balls. I am 2 years old and I am neutered. If you look at my pictures you will see that I am a happy pup and I smile a lot. My mom and dad will be retiring soon and plan on traveling. They are afraid it wouldn’t be fair to put me in a kennel when I could be in a loving home where I could get the attention I deserve.

I live in Franklin County and if you think you might like me to be your best friend, please call Debbie during the day at 564-3358 or Susan evenings at 226-5111.