Forgotten Friends of Long Island

Forgotten Friends of Long Island currently has 4 dogs up for adoption/ foster.

Here is the list:

Poppy - Sr. Male Chow mix
Sonny - 8 yr. old Shep mix
Buddy - 1.5 year old pit mix
Pugsley - 10 year old blind pug male

Contact them ASAP if you can help: http://www.forgottenfriendsoflongisland.org/

An angel from Israel that saves lives of many 'bully' dogs

His name is Yuval and he is a blessing! Israel is in much need of more people like him that can open there heart.

Yuval Mendelovitz and his friends are dedicating their lives to rescue pitbulls in israel from the cruelty of bad people.

watch this!

Justice For Dog Set On Fire

A pitbull dog was drenched in gasoline and set on fire two weeks ago during the last week of May. The dog suffered a 3rd degree burn over 98% of her body and despite efforts to save her, she suffered kidney failure and was euthanized to relieve her of further pain.

Two suspects have been arrested and so far, not much is told other than they are juveniles. These kids are a danger to society, and I think it is only fair for them to be tried as adults and be punished the MAXIMUM penalty for animal cruelty. I think they should be locked up in jail for years and not be allowed to own a pet EVER.

please sign this:

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/109/justice-for-dog-set-on-fire

Adopt a shelter dog: Save a life

Please watch this video >>

Dog Fighting Video—45 Dogs Seized in Alabama Bust

On Monday, June 1, a dog fighting operation in Randolph County was raided by the state's 5th Judicial Circuit Drug Task Force. The ASPCA dispatched forensic veterinarian, Dr. Melinda Merck, and our Mobile Animal Crime Scene Investigation Unit to collect evidence in the investigation and aid in the prosecution of the case.

Dr. Merck examined 45 dogs who were discovered tied to heavy chains and living in deplorable conditions on the two properties. She also examined partially buried skeletal remains of a dog found on site. In addition, controlled substances, illicit drugs and other paraphernalia related to dog fighting have been collected into evidence.

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Please help save Hazel! 24 hours left!!!

24 more hours to save HAZEL, calm, striking blk/white 5 yr old pittie

HAZEL'S time is up!  Help us save this sweet, calm girl!

In Our Hands Rescue pulled Hazel off the euthanasia list at the city shelter only nights ago.  hazel must be placed within 24 hours or she will be placed back on the euthanasia list!  This is a calm, sweet, gentle girl, who had a perfect behavior evaluation.  This exceptional girl is good with kids-- and would even be a great "bull nanny" (no she is not a real English Staf.)  She does have some food allergies which caused her feet to look inflamed-- nothing that high quality food with NO CORN, WHEAT or other irritating ingredients won't solve.  Omega 3's added to the food works wonders as well.

Of Hazel's story, a volunteer wrote:
Hazel has lost her home.  Her owner is moving where dogs aren't allowed. But the owner told us that Hazel adores men,women, children and other dogs, and is housetrained.   I met her a week after she arrived.  What a charmer this 5 year old gal is: she always has a smile for people and other dogs.  But I noticed that her feet look rather inflamed, probably due to a skin allergy. But nothing dims Hazel's spirits. What she needs now is a new family to love.  Pehaps it's yours.  She weighs 65 pounds.  She's been here since 5/22/09.  SWEET DOG!!!

SAVE HAZEL!  Because she is 5 yrs old, her adoption fee will be reduced.  Still , please apply at http://www.inourhandsrescue.org/adopt disregarding the adoption fee amounts.

If you are only interested in fostering Hazel with no option to adopt, please apply here: www.inourhandsrescue.org/foster-application

Lady's a First Class Dog & Needs Forever a Home

Please contact Mila Parot at mila.parot@gmail.com if interested in adopting Lady and I will email you an application. Lady's awesome and needs a forever home ASAP. This is a rescue organization.
A stunning 2 yr-old, 48 lbs Lady was left abandoned in an empty apartment and taken to the local city shelter. Since she arrived at the shelter, Lady became a favorite of staff members and volunteers. Not once in her time at the shelter she showed any aggression. She was awarded the shelter's best and most prestigious behavior rating...NO CONCERN. This is reserved for those dogs who perform exceptionally well on their behavior test. One staffer described Lady as a "true princess", and we think she's absolutely correct. Lady is a first class dog - so smart and impressive; we know everyone is going to fall in love with her.

We rescued Lady from an overcrowded shelter and she now needs a forever home. Lady loves meeting people and give kisses whether you ask for them or not. She was seized when her owner was evicted. Lady has lost her owner and her home, and one fell swoop. Yes, she's very gentle and affectionate and is rather submissive with people. Lady is, well, a real lady. She comes quickly when you call her, and obeys the "sit" and "stay" commands. Lady enjoys staying at her caretaker's feet or hopping on the bench and sitting next to you to be carressed. She loves toys and plays with them for hours. She takes treats gently from your hands. She has a beautiful mahogany brindle coat and soulful brown eyes.

Lady had given birth to a little of puppies shortly before she came to the shelter. Her puppies were taken away from her and she's now protective around other dogs and cats so she needs to be the only pet in the household.