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Many Pets May Loose Homes
As households are
caught in the economic downturn, more and more cats and
dogs are at risk of becoming homeless.
To avoid or ease
the heartbreak of losing an animal companion due to economic
hardship, think of alternatives ahead of time:
See if friends,
family or neighbors can provide temporary foster care for
pets until the household situation gets better.
If moving into a
rental property, get written permission in advance that pets
are allowed.
Contact rescue
groups or your humane society well before moving. If a
rescue agrees to take the pet, provide medical records,
behavior information and anything else that might help the
pet find a new home. See
www.Spotsociety.org
for rescue resources.
Everyone is being
affected by the current economic crisis in some way.
Community animal shelters and rescue groups are all seeing
an increase in homeless pets, most are now full and are
experiencing a decrease in the donations they rely on.
Please help in
any way you can:
* Adopt a
homeless pet. See our
Available
Animals Page, or
see our link...
www.Petfinder.com/shelters/ga89.html,
or visit the County Animal Shelter at 1755 County
Services Rd, Douglasville.
*Become a member
of your Humane Society
*Volunteer
for...Pet Pantry, Animal Transport, Flood Damage Repair, or help at upcoming Adoption Weekends.
www.DouglasCountyHumaneSociety.org
678 - 838 - 9123
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