Friday, January 15, 2010
Jamie the Wonder Dog
CURRENT Jamie is sponsored by Second Chance Rescue and supported by Get Em Out. He is in foster care in Killingworth, CT in a household with two other dogs: one male and one female, both pit mixes. He has been exposed to older children as well as other dogs, no cats however. MEDICAL Jamie is approximately 2yo and he is UTD on all shots and neutered. PLEASE READ THIS FIRST
Hi,
You've received this email as a test to see if coordinating animal rescues by creating a team of interested individuals would help small rescue organizations succeed in their goals to pull and place shelter dogs and cats.
The idea would be that everyone on the team post their animals on this blog with information, background, pictures, medical etc. and send this blog link out when you're trying to place your dog or cat.
Each team could consist of one or more of the following:
Shelter/ACO staff, Rescue, Trainer, Foster, Marketing, Admin (helps with logistics, planning, transport etc), Medical (vet if possible or vet tech)
You could have your team manage as many or as few animals as you like and you could join as many teams as you like. The point would be sharing resources with smaller groups and centralizing information about animals available or needing rescue.
I've put one dog up for an example. Your thoughts, ideas are most welcome!
Thank you and let's see if this helps!
You've received this email as a test to see if coordinating animal rescues by creating a team of interested individuals would help small rescue organizations succeed in their goals to pull and place shelter dogs and cats.
The idea would be that everyone on the team post their animals on this blog with information, background, pictures, medical etc. and send this blog link out when you're trying to place your dog or cat.
Each team could consist of one or more of the following:
Shelter/ACO staff, Rescue, Trainer, Foster, Marketing, Admin (helps with logistics, planning, transport etc), Medical (vet if possible or vet tech)
You could have your team manage as many or as few animals as you like and you could join as many teams as you like. The point would be sharing resources with smaller groups and centralizing information about animals available or needing rescue.
I've put one dog up for an example. Your thoughts, ideas are most welcome!
Thank you and let's see if this helps!
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