Original Message: ----------------- Hello Ronzie... I made a special thread in group for your adoptee's see this thread:

http://www.care2.com/c2c/groups/disc.html?gpp=1711&pst=1236362

Your in Texas right?? If so can you post a photo and info and contact info for Dora there (or if you want them to go to your site) and I'll copy it and forward it around to my friends that are in Texas for you to hopefully help find a good family for her. Hugs! Jamie

Original Message: ----------------- Hey guys, please help me get the word out. We have Dora, a red/fawn female. whelped on 1/9/05. We have had her for about 5 months, longer that any other dog we have ever had. She is Small animal aggressive and we have been unable to find the right home for her. She is a very playful and loving dog. I am at a loss as to how to find her the appropriate home. Any ideas?

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I really hope the dogs find good homes.

This is really sad to read about.

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Our Time Is Up Tomorrow

Posted: 02 Jun 2009 06:11 AM PDT

BARROW COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL
610 Barrow Park Dr.
Winder, GA 30680
OFFICE 770-307-3012
FAX 770-867-1660

cwatkins@barrowga.org
mbeckemeyer@barrowga.org
mburrell@barrowga.org

SEE ALSO:
www.Barrowpets.net
www.MySpace.com/BarrowBuddies
www.Petfinder.com/shelters/GA261.html

HOW URGENTLY IN NEED ARE THE ANIMALS?
Call AND e-mail BEFORE 8:30 A.M. on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3. See contact information above. Generally, animals are subject to lethal injection after five (5) days of impoundment. Injections typically occur on Wednesdays, but because the shelter becomes SO FULL at times, they may occur more frequently. Contact NOW!

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http://www.care2.com/news/member/229345849/1153751

Stockton Got Hit By A Car & Needs A Cart Like Buddy's

Animals  (tags: AnimalWelfare, dogs, rescued, donations needed )

Ginger
- 14 minutes ago - care2.com

Little Stockton got hit by a car last month and is paralyzed and can not use his hind legs. We want to order a special cart wheel for him so he can move around.We need to raise $850.00.

We need to raise $ 850.00 for Stanton's Cart Wheel & Vet Care.

* Will you please Donate & Help ?

*Donate on: PayPal on our website at www.gingerspetrescue.org

Or you can send your checks to:

*322 North 105th, Seattle, Wash 98133 206-784-9627

Please forward this to all your friends, co workers, family and neighbors and get the word out.

Everyone can make a difference ~ even just a $ 5.00 donation will help

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I cannot believe it's happening again. Those of you who have been awhile will understand the irony of them naming her Mercy. When they brought her in..98%!!!!!!!!covered in burns she was wagging her tail

Please read and pass on. God help us all

Authorities said the dog was doused with gasoline Wednesday in the 1700 block of Calhoun Street in southwest Baltimore and then set on fire.

Baltimore city police Officer Syreeta Teel said she used her sweatshirt to put the fire out.

The dog, who rescuers have nicknamed Phoenix and Lil Mercy, was taken to the Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter, or BARCS, and then taken to the Swan Harbor Animal Hospital.

"This was one of the most cruel things I've ever seen. It hurt me to my heart," Teel said. "She was screaming, rolling around on the ground. I've never heard a dog make that sound."

Phoenix was covered in salve, wrapped in bandages and given pain medication.

"We're going to do quite a bit of prayer, a lot of antibiotics, a lot of bandage changes … just sometimes, the body just kind of goes into shutdown, really," said veterinarian Dr. Marcella Bonner.

Bonner said the dog had burns on 98 percent of her body. Pennsylvania's Main Line Animal Rescue said it will give the dog a window of several days to see if she responds to treatment before it considers putting her down.

"I think she's going to get worse before she gets better, if she does get better," Bonner said. "But she's trying. I can't believe she's even survived what she's survived."

Phoenix is getting help through a BARCS program called the Franky Fund that helps homeless and abused animals get the medical care they need.

Those who donate to the fund can help cover the cost of Phoenix’s initial treatment and help others like her. To do so, visit the BARCS Web site.

“No animal deserves this type of treatment,” said BARCS Executive Director Jennifer Mead-Brause. “This is one of the most severe cases of animal cruelty I’ve ever seen.”

Police currently don't have any information on an owner or a suspect.

A reward of $1,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible. Call 410-396-4698 and ask for the animal enforcement officer supervisor at the Bureau of Animal Control or call police.

If no one is caught after six months, the money used for the reward will roll over into the Franky Fund.

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