Bear baiting, also known as “bear baying” by some, is a cruel spectator event where participants release their dogs to attack a tethered, captive bear, who has had her claws and some of her teeth cut off, leaving her defenseless.
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Aug 30, 2010 | 10 | Humane Society
I love those shelter dog commercials where the dog is talking.
Anyways!
This lil ball of loving fluff was a stray.
He was thrown out and left on his own.
After finding him we waited in the front of our house, he came to our back yard, for his owner to come looking.
Nadda.
Went to 3 vets and had him checked for a ID microchip.
Nadda.
Had the vets put up “Dog found” flier things.
Nadda.
He was seemingly unwanted.
He would have been sent to the shelter if we hadn’t found him.
Yet as you can see there is nothing wrong with him.
Though there was something really wrong with the owner to leave this guy to fend on his own :/
He’s officially ours now and in prefect health :3
When I found him he was so skinny I could see every bone in his body, even through his thick fur I could see his ribs.
Now he’s about 16 lbs I believe it was and has the prefect body fat ratio :3
He wakes me up every morning with this act, rolling around and pawing at me for more attention.
He’s house trained and gets along perfectly with our other 2 dogs.
He even likes my bunny, though I limit their interaction to sniffing each other.
And I think most people worry how the dog is going to be around kids.
This lil guy is amazing with kids. He never bites or even nips.
And is extremely gentle with kids of any age.
He’s about 2 years old, maybe 2 and a half now. We’ve had him for about a year. So he’s not gonna leave us any time soon :3
So next time your thinking about adding a fuzzy kid to your family, why not think about getting a shelter dog :3
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Aug 30, 2010 | 4 | Pet Shelter
Unless it’s had a pseudo pregnancy or had kids recently no, it just won’t have the maternal instinct. I wouldn’t do this anyway as you don’t know what diseases the baby bunny may have that your pet rabbit can catch.
Learn how to teach your Wheaten Terrier to lie down in this free online dog obedience training video for teaching good dog behavior.
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Aug 27, 2010 | Comments are off | Dog Obedience Training
Gender: Male
Breed: Rottie Cross
Age: 1 Year
Bert was found as a straying and brought to the Shelter. He is a great lad who barks like mad when you approach his kennel which is almost certainly putting people off. However, take him out of the kennel environment and into our paddock and he is an altogether different dog. Bert is friendly, quick to learn and will make a great pet. As we know nothing about Bert’s past we can only place him in an adult only home. Is he the boy for you?
Bert has been neutered, microchipped and his vaccinations are up to date. He has also been wormed and flea treated and comes with 4 weeks free insurance.
For more information or to arrange to visit Bert please call 0871 2230404 or email rehoming@gawa.org.uk
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Aug 27, 2010 | Comments are off | Pet Shelter
(WTNH) — Mumps is this week’s Pet of the Week from the Robin I Kroogman Animal Shelter.
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Aug 27, 2010 | Comments are off | Pet Shelter
The Model Misadventures of Thomas
Episode 1: Thomas & the Animal Shelter
the first Episode of my Model series!
Summary: Thomas and Percy try to make money to save an animal shelter, but how will they do?
Special thanks to therailwayinspector3 for letting me borrow the sad music
All rights belong to rightful owners
Disclaimer: I OWN NOTHING
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Aug 27, 2010 | Comments are off | Animal Shelters
Higher resolution video of the Adopt-a-PET Campaign.
Don’t forget to vote for our entry at http://ideaspositive.com/home.aspx . Make sure it’s the one with the thumbnail “Have you ever experienced water shortage” then click “Like” below. Help us make a change.
Thanks a lot for the support!
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Aug 27, 2010 | Comments are off | Adopt a Pet
Pet of the Week: Fergie
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Aug 27, 2010 | Comments are off | Adopt a PetI’m 12 and i want to be a volunteer for Humane Society in Huntington BEach. But i’m afraid that i’m too young to be a volunteer. Does anyone know about this? I’m kinda experienced with dogs. I used to have 2 dogs in the past so i know how to take care of dogs. And can anyone tell me what a VOLUNTEER does? Walk the dogs, feed them, bathe them, take care of them? Please help
Minimum age at the Orange County Humane Society in Huntington Beach is 18 years of age: http://ochumanesociety.com/custom_content/c_88885_pawticipate_volunteer_programs.html If your parents consent, it’s possible that your family could volunteer as a foster home. You would take care of animals that need extra TLC until they are able to be put up for adoption.