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PLEASE DO THIS "FREE" GOOD DEED - Animal Rescue Hi, animal lovers. This is pretty simple. The Animal Rescue Site is having trouble getting enough people to click on it daily to meet their quota of getting free food donated every day to abused and neglected animals. It takes less than a minute (How about 20 seconds) to go to their site and click on the purple box 'fund food for animals' for free. This doesn't cost you a thing. Their corporate sponsors/advertisers use the number of daily visits to donate food to abandoned/neglected animals in exchange for advertising. Here's the web site! Pass it along to people you know. http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com |
Ori’s looking for a place where she can spend the next few holidays with a loving family and
enjoy life in the same style as all her other Golden friends. Ori is a permanent foster of
GRCGLARescue, which means they'll continue to be responsible for her medical expenses for
life. But Ori would like a home where she gets human company most of the time, and where
there is another happy, friendly dog about her own age, size and play style to wrestle with.
, California . The Golden Retriever Club of Greater Los Angeles Rescue was incorporated as a
tax exempt 501c(3), charitable foundation in 2001, but they've been in informal operation for
We met Ori through the Golden Retriever Club of Greater Los Angeles Rescue in Los Angeles
many years, making them the oldest Golden Retriever rescue organization in continuous
operation in southern California.
For more information about Ori, click here!
Meet Ori!
Ori’s a pretty little thing who came to rescue from an
Inland Empire shelter with a badly broken leg
requiring bone surgery to repair. As their vets were
evaluating her for the procedure, they also
discovered she has a pretty severe heart murmur
due to a congenital defect called sub-aortic stenosis
(SAS); this is all-too-common in her breed! Sadly,
Ori’s life is expected to be shortened because of
this, but since she doesn’t know she’s as happy and
care-free as a Golden girl can be.
Ori’s a pretty little thing who came to rescue from an
Inland Empire shelter with a badly broken leg
requiring bone surgery to repair. As their vets were
evaluating her for the procedure, they also
discovered she has a pretty severe heart murmur
due to a congenital defect called sub-aortic stenosis
(SAS); this is all-too-common in her breed! Sadly,
Ori’s life is expected to be shortened because of
this, but since she doesn’t know she’s as happy and
care-free as a Golden girl can be.
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Slideshow: Surprising Things You Didn't Know About Dogs and Cats . Fact: Dog Kisses Can Make You Sick Think dogs' mouths are cleaner than humans? Think again. Veterinarians say dogs' chops are teeming with germs like salmonella, campylobacter, and cryptosporidium. These germs get into a dog's mouth from eating spoiled food or when he uses his tongue as toilet paper. Then a kiss moves these germs from pooch to person, along with a nasty course of diarrhea. Click above slide show to learn more. |
| VOTE FOR NEVADA The NV Humane Society is working to save more animals and win a $100,000 grant, and They need your help. From now through Friday April 15 (once each day), please go to http://www.votetosavelives.org/ and cast your vote for Nevada Humane Society. The 50 shelters with the most votes will move forward to participate in the ASPCA 100k Challenge. Please share this with your friends and family by email, blogging and posting on Facebook or Twitter (voters must be the age of 18 or over). For more details, call 775-856-2000. |
