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Beagles to the Rescue A 501(c)(3) Charity PUPPIES!!! Now Available!!! Beagle Mix Puppies -- Going to be Small Dogs 1 boy and 1 girl left ![]() ![]() Call 757-204-4411 / 374-0004 for more info about the puppies. VOTE to support animals in need. Your free vote means that the Animal Rescue Site will receive a donation that will help them feed homeless animals of all species and breeds. Click here, or on the image to the left of this paragraph to place your FREE vote to help animals. You can vote every day.
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Iowna Link arrived January 13th. She has Glaucoma. She has to have one eye removed (this condition is painful), and we are trying to save the other eye but it may also have to be removed. We will know January 21st. We have to pay for the surgeries at that time. Please help us help her, if you can.Click here to see more info and to Sponsor Iowna Link. 2010 Calendars for Sale Featuring BTTR Dogs/Puppies! Click here to see calendar and/or for ordering info We got another order of calendars in at the FDC. Call 757-204-4411 before driving out to buy one - to ensure availability. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * CAN YOU PLEASE FOSTER A BTTR DOG??? We have a particular need for foster families for the dogs boarded at the Family Dog Club. The FDC is almost always slam filled during this time of year. PLEASE consider fostering a BTTR dog! Call Rita at 204-4411 or Laurel at 374-0004 to help or for more info. Or click here to email Rita. We pay for any vet care a foster dog may need, we provide a crate and transitional food, along with flea and heartworm preventative. We ask you to feed / water / shelter and love the foster dog while you have him. We are in dire straits, please help if you can. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Adopt a Senior Pet Senior animals are often overlooked in favor of younger pets. There is a lot to be said for adopting a mature animal. With older pets you know the personality you are getting. They are already trained and used to living in a household. They aren’t as high energy as their younger counterparts and their exercise requirements are reduced.Senior pets are a great choice for an older person seeking companionship or a full-time working household with limited time to train a new pet. We have some wonderful senior dogs at BTTR that would be very grateful for a second chance at a safe, caring home. Don’t let age discourage you from considering them for adoption. They will repay you with years of love and devotion. We have a number of senior dogs right now who have arrived at BTTR through no fault of their own. Some of our seniors have included Corky, whose owner died and Martha -- who had been a stray, Darla and Maize were pets surrendered when their owner didn't realize that the pet clause on his new home's lease wouldn't let them stay with him... the reasons are varied... but in not one instance did one of our senior dogs arrive at BTTR because they were misbehaving or anything that was their fault. Please consider one of these dogs. All of the seniors listed above were house dogs, and they all miss being inside their homes. They are also already spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and many of them are already house-trained. We are so very pleased to announce that Mr. Magoo - survivor of his 4 day escape during a Nor'Easter while in foster care, and BTTR resident for almost all of 2009, was the first dog adopted from BTTR in 2010. Magoo had a hard start in life, so this adoption is particularly special. Magoo had several angels in his life this past year. Stacey Sutton found him in a kill shelter and notified BTTR of his situation. She also transported him a good portion of the way to BTTR. A volunteer fostered Magoo for quite awhile. A third set of Magoo fans introduced him to their grandpa, and the two senior gents took to one another quite well. Magoo has landed in clover. He is sleeping in his new Dad's bed at night. Dad isn't sure how that happened since he envisions Magoo using a crate... but they worked it out between them. Congratulations Mr. Magoo! You finally made it HOME, boy!!! BTTR offers a Senior Discount BTTR offers a discount if you are age 60 years or older and would like to adopt a BTTR friend age 7 or older. Like all our adoptions, the dog will be spayed or neutered, heartworm tested and vaccinated. If you are ever unable to care for your BTTR dog, we will take him back. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
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Click Here to Visit our Online Store! You will be taken to an external site, hit the back button on your navigation bar to return to BTTR Click Here to Visit Big Paw Designs! for Unique Pet Gifts You will be taken to an external site, hit the back button on your navigation bar to return to BTTR We appreciate ANY type of dog food that you donate, but if you are shopping for dog food specifically to donate it, please buy Purina ProPlan Plus Weight Control or Adult formula. We no longer collect Nutro labels for free food bags... we never got a single free bag out of the program... turns out you have to preregister (took over a month to get a response to that), have an envelope at the store, get credited at that store at the time of purchase, they DON'T honor this program at PetSmart ... just a bunch of stuff like that. Just not worth the hassle. But again, we'll take any food we can get for these little guys, Nutro, ProPlan, Whatever:) you can spare. THANKS!!!
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Iowna Link arrived January 13th. She has Glaucoma. She has to have one eye removed (this condition is painful), and we are trying to save the other eye but it may also have to be removed. We will know January 21st. We have to pay for the surgeries at that time. Please help us help her, if you can.
Senior animals are often overlooked in favor of younger pets. There is a lot to be said for adopting a mature animal. With older pets you know the personality you are getting. They are already trained and used to living in a household. They aren’t as high energy as their younger counterparts and their exercise requirements are reduced.
We have a number of senior dogs right now who have arrived at BTTR through no fault of their own. Some of our seniors have included Corky, whose owner died and Martha -- who had been a stray, Darla and Maize were pets surrendered when their owner didn't realize that the pet clause on his new home's lease wouldn't let them stay with him... the reasons are varied... but in not one instance did one of our senior dogs arrive at BTTR because they were misbehaving or anything that was their fault. Please consider one of these dogs. All of the seniors listed above were house dogs, and they all miss being inside their homes. They are also already spayed/neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and many of them are already house-trained. 
