Adopt-a-dog/save-a-life inc.
Are you a dog lover?
Have you ever thought that you would like to give a homeless dog an interim home?
As a foster parent for a puppy or a dog, you will help a homeless animal until a permanent loving home can be found.
Foster homes are very important for animal rescue!
Adopt-A-Dog/Save-A-Life is desperately seeking foster homes for puppies, young dogs, and older dogs
Adopt-A-Dog/Save-A-Life will pay for the veterinary care, food, and other expenses.
"Committed to Finding Loving Homes for Abandoned Dogs"
Charitable Registration No.
89036 6040 RR0001
Serving Toronto and Southern Ontario, Canada
If you are interested in being a foster parent,
please call us at (416) 787-3862
or email us at:
Website last Updated on January 22, 2012
Available POOCHES Updated on a daily basis!!!
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Please do not breed or buy, while shelter pets die!
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CHECK OUT OUR LATEST NEWSLETTER!!!
Thank you to everyone for the donations we received during our fundraising appeal.
We could never continue our rescue work without your generous support.
Many people are now using Canada Helps to make their donation - thank you.
Thank you to our donors making monthly donations to us through Canada Helps.
We are also grateful to those who designate their United Way donation to Adopt-a-dog/Save-a-life.
We also want to thank people for donating their gently used dog items. We are always in need of dog beds, crates, leashes, collars etc. Many people have very generously passed on dog items they are no longer using.
WINTER SAFETY REMINDERS!!!
Antifreeze - Antifreeze can be lethal. It contains ethylene glycol which is sweet and tempting to your pet. Always clean up any spills in the garage or driveway. If your pet licks some or you just suspect they have, contact your veterinarian immediately.
Frostbite - Frostbite is a common winter pet hazard. When the temperatures drop keep walks short. Protect the pads on their feet with booties or try one of the easy to apply waxes that you can purchase in a pet store. The wax provides a protective layer and is easily wiped off when you get home. Booties or a protective wax will also stop the rock salt from causing irritation.
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