Here are some links to animal
welfare organizations you might
want to know about!
United Coalition for Animals
www.ucancincinnati.org
Humane
Alliance
www.humanealliance.org
Based in Asheville, NC, Humane
Alliance has achieved incredible
results in its efforts to reduce
pet euthanasia by providing
effective, low-cost spay/neuter
services in its own backyard,
and now Humane Alliance is
taking its successful model
national. With the help of
PetSmart Charities, Humane
Alliance is helping local animal
welfare groups start similar
spay/neuter clinics in
communities across the country.
Pets
Ohio
www.petsohio.com
The Ohio Pet License Plate is a
specialty plate that will help
raise funds to be used for spay
and neuter to prevent pet
overpopulation and for education
that supports the benefits of
sterilization. The Ohio Pet Fund
will offer grant applications to
nonprofits including humane
societies, rescue organizations
and veterinary associations.
Animal shelters will also
receive funding for spay/neuter.
Through these organizations, the
Ohio Pet Fund will assist
limited income families with the
cost of surgery for spay/neuter.
Best Friends Animal Society
www.bestfriends.org
Best Friends operates the
nation’s largest sanctuary for
abandoned and abused animals.
Located in Kanab, UT, there
never are fewer than 1,700 dogs,
cats, horses, bunnies, birds and
other homeless animals being
cared for in this incredible
place. But the work doesn’t stop
there. Through its national “No
More Homeless Pets” program,
Best Friends is reaching out to
assist animal rescuers in
countless cities across the
country, promoting spay/neuter
as the only way to reach the
goal of eventually having no
animal forced to live life
without a home of his or her
own.
The Animal Rescue Site
www.theanimalrescuesite.com
The Animal Rescue Site (www.theanimalrescuesite.com)
was founded to help feed and
care for some of the 27 million
unwanted animals given to
shelters in the US every year.
Since its launch in July of
2002, the site has established
itself as a clear leader in
online activism and a dynamic
force in the effort to give all
animals the happy, healthy lives
they deserve. In The Animal
Rescue Site's first year of
operation, 22.9 million bowls of
food were funded for animals in
need.
Come, Sit, Stay Canine Etiquette
www.thedogspeaks.com
Often, it’s not the dog that is
at fault when things go wrong.
Yet each year thousands of dogs
wind up in shelters or rescue
programs, looking for new homes
because their owners failed to
recognize what their pet was
trying to tell them. Deb Duncan,
nationally known canine behavior
specialist, has helped countless
people and their pets get to the
bottom of behavior issues
through effective training and
retraining techniques, and the
many comprehensive articles
available on her website are
bound to offer new insight no
matter how experienced or
inexperienced a pet owner you
may be.
You can also help homeless
Westies, which are supported
through our sister site
www.WestieWares.com. Here
are a few Westie sites of
interest …
Westie Club of
America
www.westieclubamerica.com
WestieMed, Inc
www.westiemed.com
Westie Walk
www.westiewalk.org
