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Do not forget to bring your pets inside when it is too cold outside. IF IT IS TOO COLD FOR YOU, IT IS TOO COLD FOR THEM! The law says: During cold weather, a dog shelter must have a windbreak at its entrance and have bedding material that is sufficient to protect the animal from cold and promote the retention of body heat.
We appreciate all our volunteers and all the help they provide but a lot of us are getting up there or are already up there in age and we could really use some young blood to help us with things like heavy lifting and walking strong dogs. If anybody is interested in volunteering give us a call on 419-307-1559, even one day a week or an hour a day would be a big help.Sanctuary Animals
These pets are permanent residents of the Sanctuary - they are not looking for a new home. See the DOGS page and CATS page for pets needing new homes.
 Our sweet little Gracie went over the Rainbow Bridge last night (Sept 1st 2024). Her kidneys were shutting down and she was not able to potty much and pretty much stopped eating. She is not suffering anymore and is now playing with all her Sanctuary friends that went before her. |
 Essie with her pal Hunter the Dachshund. Everyday she walks over to visit and groom him. They are permanent residents of the Sanctuary. |
 Meeting of the Sanctuary's Misfits Club: Rascal the blind Beagle , Anthony, an old, overweight Daschund and Buddy, a one eyed Shih-Tzu. |
 One blind Beagle and his chubby friend sleeping off breakfast. |
 The Alpacas coming up to see if there are any treats for them. |
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