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Posted on June 9, 2015June 3, 2015
Posted in Caroline Golon, Pet Adoption, Pet Shelters, Pet Stories

CAT ESCAPES SHELTER TO FIND HIS RESCUER

They say adopted cats choose their humans and that’s certainly what happened with Ann Bosche and her adopted cat, Mr. Fancy. According to Care2.com, it all began when Bosche was in her backyard with her dog, Gracie. The pup noticed something in the bushes, watching them. “What came out from under that bush was a

Posted on June 2, 2015June 2, 2015
Posted in Caroline Golon, Pet Adoption, Pet Shelters, Pet Stories

BLIND KITTEN AND HIS “SEEING EYE” CAT ADOPTED TOGETHER

A blind kitten and his “seeing eye” cat companion will now spend their lives together, thanks to a dedicated humane society and a loving new owner. According to the humane society’s Facebook page, Ray was just six weeks old when he was taken in by Kingston Humane Society (KHS) in Kingston, Ontario. The shelter vets

Posted on May 19, 2015May 5, 2015
Posted in Caroline Golon, Pet Adoption, Pet Shelters, Pet Stories

ADOPTED DOGS GET SECOND CHANCE…SNIFFING OUT LAND SNAILS

Not every dog who enters service dog training ends up helping people. Some dogs, like Darwin the Labrador Retriever, turn out to be better suited to helping the environment instead. According to Fox News via the Associated Press, after Darwin was deemed too high energy to be an effective human service dog, Dogs for Conservation,

Posted on May 12, 2015May 5, 2015
Posted in Caroline Golon, Pet Stories

SERVICE DOG TRAINED BY INMATES HELPS LITTLE BOY

The life of a boy with a hearing disability and other medical issues has gotten easier, thanks to a service dog named Mason and two inmates in a West Virginia State Women’s Prison. According to West Virginia Public Broadcasting, Josh Gregor of Fairmont, West Virginia now has a service dog named Mason who helps him

Posted on May 6, 2015May 5, 2015
Posted in Caroline Golon, Pet Stories

UNIQUE PHOTO BOOTH PICS INCREASE ADOPTIONS AT UTAH SHELTER

Sometimes a bit of creativity can make all the difference for pets in need. That was the case when a Utah animal shelter decided to think differently about the photos they were taking of their adoptable pets. According to TIME, Guinnevere Shuster, social media coordinator at the Humane Society of Utah, was looking for a

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CAT ESCAPES SHELTER TO FIND HIS RESCUER

BLIND KITTEN AND HIS “SEEING EYE” CAT ADOPTED TOGETHER

ADOPTED DOGS GET SECOND CHANCE…SNIFFING OUT LAND SNAILS

SERVICE DOG TRAINED BY INMATES HELPS LITTLE BOY

UNIQUE PHOTO BOOTH PICS INCREASE ADOPTIONS AT UTAH SHELTER