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Marthe48

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Thu Feb 22, 2024, 06:50 PM Feb 2024

Our local shelters are full of dogs and cats

And the local dog warden, volunteer dog wranglers and cat whisperers are bringing strays in every day. Our very local shelter is celebrating 11 years of No-Kill and are offering adoption of any pet for $11, through March 11th. All pets in their care get altered, get examined, shots, other vet care, and have clean kennels, outdoor kennels, runs, toys, and bedding. In addition, they run low-cost SPOT clinics. I didn't have to buy Valentine gifts this year, so I sent money to sponsor 2 dogs. I send a donation monthly, because I can't foster or adopt right now. But it feels good to think I'm helping the pets

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Our local shelters are full of dogs and cats (Original Post) Marthe48 Feb 2024 OP
Can you link any way to donate to this shelter or JMCKUSICK Feb 2024 #1
Here is a link Marthe48 Feb 2024 #2
Thank you, I wish I could put it on the rec list JMCKUSICK Feb 2024 #3

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