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Dog gets caught in a serpents suffocating grip. Watch and learn how this dog is rescued from this massive anaconda in this video from Animal Planet’s “Weird, True & Freaky.”
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Nov 06, 2011 | Comments are off | Animal Rescue
OMG, HAHA!(You have to watch until the end!) I went out today just to see how big the creek was today and had a MISADVENTURE..it turned into a animal rescue…..
HAHAHAHAHAHA……..
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Nov 04, 2011 | 7 | Animal Rescue
pets animals cats kittens fun
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Nov 03, 2011 | 25 | Animal Rescue
The Providence Animal Rescue League is looking for a new home for Gizmo, a calico cat, after her kittens have already been adopted out. Plus, a benefit at Ben & Jerry’s in Providence this weekend will help PARL.
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Nov 02, 2011 | Comments are off | Animal RescueI want to start an animal rescue sometime,where I can take in any kind of abused and abandoned animals and give them a chance. Around how much would it cost to get started,how much land would you need,do you need a special license to do this? Any help would be great! Thank you.
Starting up a Rescue
It is important that no one start up a rescue without first having a nest egg from which to withdraw. When the word is out that you have a rescue, the animals will start to come. By registering yourself as a rescue it will be assumed that you will have the money to provide care where others could not, and this includes emergency medical care. I know that like myself some rescues have started from scratch with no funds, straight from home, with no help from the public and practically nothing to start with and have somehow survived.
In order to keep a rescue operating, there has to be a continuous cash flow. The best way to do so is by fund rasing, but if you are a small rescue, it may be impossible.
You need to keep up to date records of where the funds raised go, as nothing makes a rescue look bad than not opening the books to its members, the public, or to people who want to make a donation and would like to see where their money is going. By keep accurate and up to date records. You should make sure to separate your own personal expenses from those of the rescue, the rescue should not be their to pay your food or phone bills.
The success or failure of your rescue will depend of the number of volunteers, try to get as many as possible so that one or two people do not end up doing all the work. You need to be able to delegate work so that if you need to have time away, the needs of your animals will be taken into consideration, feeding, cleaning, grooming, etc.
Your rescue needs to set your self a realistic goal and something to stand for, how many animals are you going to rescue each year. If you reach that point, are you going to be able to say "NO", or have a situation where you may need the help of other rescues to be able to continue your work? You need to put your goal in writing so that every one can see it, then once you have reached that goal you can then say we are full and if we take in more animals we will become over crowded. No rescue will run successfully if the goal is disregarded and more animals are taken in. If you are looking for congratulations each time you take a pet in or re-home a pet then maybe you should look at why you are rescuing animals.
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A look back at our past year and a half of rescue work…
(Some of the beautiful photos in this slide show are courtesy of Alex Nelson Photography www.alexnelsonphotography.com)
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Oct 28, 2011 | 1 | Animal Rescue
Sophie & Emma of Cancun Animal Rescue
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Animal Fair Magazine and Wendy and Lucky Diamond Travel to cancun to visit with Sophie & Emma of Cancun Animal Rescue
Don’t miss Wendy and Lucky starring on their new show Greatest American Dog; Airing Thursdays on CBS.
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Oct 25, 2011 | 25 | Animal RescueI am only 15 but I am very mature. I love animals all types Ive always wanted to open an animal shelter and I was wondering how old you have to be to open an animal rescue or if I could maybe open it under my legal guardians name and also how much money I should have to begin with. Thank!
You may be able to rescue an animal or two in your home, but you’d probably need a building. Unless you happen to be a millionaire, you will need
–To lease the building. You’d probably need to be at least 18
–Cages, office equipment, some medical equipment, office equipment, phones, etc.
–Advertising
–To form a corporation (ditto). Probably a nonprofit.
–Insurance
–You may need funding at first
–Salaries?
What will all this run? Couple of hundred thousand the fist year, would be my guess.
My guess is that you’d prefer to volunteer at someone else’s organization to gain experience. Can you convince your guardian to ley you bring a few animals home?
Good luck!
Oct 22, 2011 | 2 | Animal Rescue
This spring, on 31 March 2008, 28 more moon bears arrived at AAF’s Moon Bear Rescue Centre in Chengdu, bringing to 247 the total number of bears saved from lives of torture on cruel bile farms in China. But already, 11 are dead, the vicitims of a barbaric industry.
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Oct 19, 2011 | 25 | Animal RescueI plan to take classes to become a vet tech and then open and animal rescue.
What are the first steps I need to take? Should I get an attorney? What forms do I need to fill out? Any information is helpful and yes I know I will not be making much money.
It would help to have an attorney to assist you in incorporating as a nonprofit organization.
Before you do that, I suggest that you either volunteer with or work for a few selected rescues and shelters that work with your preferred animal(s). Learn as much as you can about training (if applicable), animal care and housing, facility management, evaluation of animals, liability and other legal issues, finances, and fund raising. Attend seminars in your area (check the front page of Petfinder, where they are often posted). Topics might include working with government entities, fundraising, moving to no-kill, trap-neuter-release programs, working with volunteers, finding and evaluating adopters, and so forth.
Good luck. We need more people like you.
Oct 17, 2011 | 2 | Animal Rescue