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09/18/2021

09/18/2021

UPDATE my name is CONNOR from Fairton Millville rd. Thanks for sharing!

FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP: I was found on Clark’s Pond Road. I am an adorable male blonde / yellow lab. If you know me or my family, please call 1-800-351-1822 and leave a message with any info ASAP!!!!

09/18/2021

Rosie was abandoned with a heartbreaking note attached to her collar. Now, she's living a new life as a fire department pup and training to become a search-and-rescue dog.

09/18/2021

In the kind of scene you've never ever seen before, a rooster and a goat teamed up to save their chicken friend from a hawk attack at a farm in the

09/18/2021

He named the sweet little dog Miracle, "like a Christmas Miracle."

09/18/2021

The R.O.A.M. Act
From the archives.... The rise and fall of Legislation written with the intent to restore protections for wild horses and b***os since amendments (1978 and 2004) put thousands of captured wild horses at risk - See my Notes on the deadly 2004 Burns Amendment https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=399600834859294&set=a.10158717834863956

Here is a video from over ten years ago, and the will of the wild horse for freedom as so apparent watching him run and unwilling to give in...
https://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=100939136634831&ref=nf (fb video format may not open on handheld devices, but can be seen on regular pc's. Apologies for the inconvenience). ~ Video by Wildhorse Chronicles, called Big Bay Horse. A friend brought this video to my attention in 2010.

I remember early on I watched this video, eyes glued on this big stallion who was hell-bent to stay free. This chopper chase went on for quite a while, but this wild American stallion didn't break his pace and turned away. Attempt after attempt to get this mustang to the catch pens was futile, had he succeeded, (at best) he would be behind fences for the remainder of his life. 3/4 of the way through this video a fierce gust of wind blows hard which surprises the person/people videotaping and not too much longer, the pilot finally gives up his pursuit of the stallion determined to be free. This was a case in point that wild horses are this Nation's icon of the wild west and indisputable symbol of Freedom- and the determination to be free. He was run a while, but I'm impressed how he didn't break his stride. I did see him stumble, but undaunted quickly regained his footing and ran like the wind.
The Burns Amendment in 2004 shot holes into the Wild Free Roaming Horses and Burros Act of 1971- protecting wild horses and b***os on Herd Management Areas (HMA) but subject to gathers about every 4-5 years. The ROAM Act. H.R. 1018, aka Restoring Our American Mustangs Act passed the House of Representatives by a wide margin, but was "stalled" and “Expired”

If the ROAM 1018 passed, part of it would return some of the land (millions of acres) to wild horse and b***o management - decreasing the tens of thousands of horses in captivity. It makes some sense why it had stalled out as these bills have a certain shelf life so-to-speak....and eventually dropped. There may be interest in those lands wide open public lands by way of development and sell-offs and protected wild horses and b***os might might be a barrier. Congressman Ron Klein at the time of the ROAM Act stated - "H.R. 1018 would update existing laws that protect wild horses by encouraging the reopening of certain public lands to mustangs, thus potentially decreasing the number of horses in captivity.... H.R. 1018 is pending in the Senate." Fast Forward - the bill expired. It expired, but like that mustang and his desire for freedom, who didn't give up, or give in, or back down, perhaps there's more we can do and time to circle back.

With knowledge there is power. Below is more history and information about the ROAM Act – what is was, what happened, what worked, what didn't. Management on limited lands will be necessary, but the least invasive, least costly, least deadly and “on range” management will be best and a win-win for all.
The ROAM Act~ H.R. 1018, the Restoring Our American Mustangs Act- .Gov Report/Status: http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bill.xpd?bill=h111-1018

Hearing on the legislation introduced by The Humane Society of the United States (2009): https://www.humanesociety.org/sites/default/files/archive/assets/pdfs/wildlife/pacelle_roam_act_0309.pdf

BLM on H.R. 1018 (2009): https://www.doi.gov/ocl/hearings/111/HR1018_030309 -content

Never give up. Never give in. Never back down. And...
Keep the WILD in our WEST!
Mustang Meg

09/18/2021

UPDATE: REUNITED!! Daisey is home safe & sound after 24 minutes :)

Please spread the word! Daisey was LOST on September 17, 2021 in Frazee, MN 56544 near Near Ironwood Trl, Frazee

Description: Yellow, has a white patch down her collar area, white patch on her nose. Wearing a collar tags on it. Friendly. Gets her mind set on birds and she just goes

For more info or to contact Daisey's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/7362417

Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://pbrs.io/l/rpl

09/17/2021

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09/17/2021

This time last week, Makena became a mum and we welcomed into the world her bantam bundle of joy.

Miniscule Mumo, as our Keepers have named Makena’s beautiful baby girl, was brought to our Ithumba Reintegration Unit when she was only a few hours old. Incredibly, Makena is not the first orphan to choose to give birth nearby and return home to the people that raised her, shortly after giving birth. To be able to share this sort of relationship with so many of the orphans we have reintegrated to the wild is a gift like no other!

We celebrate Mumo’s birth in our newest update, complete with a lovely video and intimate images from first her few days on earth. Take a read at: https://www.sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/news/updates/makena-becomes-a-mum

09/17/2021

Click here for more information!

09/14/2021

Never underestimate the power of lunchmeat.

09/13/2021

09/12/2021

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09/12/2021

The Museum of the Dog has a new exhibit honoring Search and Rescue Dogs: 9/11 Remembered: Search and Rescue Dogs. The exhibit runs through January 2, 2022. THE NEW BARKER will share a link below for a virtual tour, which is free to access and view.

Before September 11, 2001, the general public did not have a clear idea of what search and rescue (SAR) dogs did. That would all change when over 300 SAR teams would be called in to help the rescue and recovery efforts at the World Trade Center and the Twin Towers. These dogs would take center stage and show their value during a time of such tragedy. 9/11 Remembered: Search and Rescue Dogs examines the history of search and rescue dogs and highlights the SAR dogs of 9/11.

Highlights of the exhibit include several sculptures from the DOGNY statue project (one of which is shown in the photo) and the winners of the “Salute to Search and Rescue Dogs” art contest, hosted by the museum (two, shown in the photo).

Someone posted on the Museum's Facebook about meeting two physicians who managed the mobile surgical unit at ground zero. The physicians told him that patients were placed into two categories: the walking wounded, and the search and rescue workers, which were the majority of patients they saw. Their patients included the SAR dogs, who like their handlers, were treated for dehydration, exhaustion, eye and extremity trauma from hot or sharp debris, and chemical irritants. "Many of these dogs and their handlers succumbed to the long term effects of inhalation injuries from particulates and carcinogens," wrote John Kowalski. "Let there be no doubt that they gave their all for this mission."

Virtual tour: https://youtu.be/DDs_27zFOYQ

09/11/2021

The intense rescue mission proves that first responders are truly heroes.

09/10/2021

UPDATE: REUNITED!! this pet is home safe & sound after 4 hours, 58 minutes :)

"Chippy was returned to owners!!!"
-this pet's Finder
Please spread the word so we can find this pet's family! FOUND on September 9, 2021 in Sauk Rapids, MN 56379 near Close to sauk rapids middle school

Description: Older weiner dog found along street in Sauk Rapids

Do you have information? Contact finder here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/7340701

Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://pbrs.io/l/rpf

09/09/2021

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09/06/2021

I showed Duc twice today. To two different people. Really thought he would be going home with one of them. They’re both going to think about it. He’s such a chill beautiful dog. Yet intimidating behind a fence.

Click his ID number to read about JUST PART OF his FASCINATING story.

Duc is easy to misunderstand in his kennel. He just wants your attention. Once some love. Out of his kennel he is easy walking. Just follows you around. Sits next to you. Lays next to you. Just wants affection. And company. Very mellow. For a two year old dog he is totally chill.

Animal ID

Name
DUC
Type
DOG
S*x
MALE (NEUTERED)
Age
2 YEARS
Care Center
NORTH CENTRAL
Kennel No.
N MK94
Available Date
TUE, AUG 17, 2021
Intake Type

Date of photos/video: 8//28/21 - info in this post may not be current.

Location: North Central Animal Shelter. 3201 Lacy St, Los Angeles, CA 90031. ½ mile from where highways 5 and 110 cross each other. (888) 452-7381

Check www.laanimalservices.com or petharbor.com or call for up-to-date info. Use animal’s unique ID number listed at top. Due to health concerns Los Angeles shelters are closed except for by appointment. Call for details. (888) 452-7381

Everyone can help: love pets forever, train animals, become a skilled handler, learn about animal behaviors, volunteer, network, share posts, donate to reputable rescues, spay/neuter. Microchip, keep info current and have your vet check that they’re working. Have return info on collar, report illegal breeding, seek help if considering surrendering, adopt or foster your next animal.

Lastly: How an animal acts/reacts in a shelter, under stress, locked up, or with a particular handler, or during an animal meet up is not 100% indicative to how they will react or act with everyone, anything, every location, or situation. Educate yourself, develop your animal IQ, and ask knowledgeable people how you can best set up your new family member for success.


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09/06/2021

We present you the perfect blep! We can’t give updates on our efforts here, but we are chipping away at a monumental task and our staff are putting every ounce of energy into it. They deserve mountains more credit than they get for working in one of the most difficult environments imaginable.

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09/03/2021

Silent auction 'Auction to Support Engler Canyon Ranch' hosted online at 32auctions.

09/01/2021

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