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Flash is a 3-year-old hound dog. He is a heartworm survivor! He is neutered and vetted and ready for his own family!Flas...
13/02/2024

Flash is a 3-year-old hound dog. He is a heartworm survivor! He is neutered and vetted and ready for his own family!
Flash is good with adults, kids, and dogs. Toy dogs, cats, and little critters are not for him, he thinks those are fast food. Bonus - if there are squirrels, chipmunks, bunnies, or birds that you need out of your yard he's your man.
He's a busy guy living life from the fast lane (the left lane) since his right eye was injured and he does not see on that side. He hasn't let it slow him down!
He's the strong silent type - unusual for a hound but he only speaks when he needs something. Flash is a dapper dude and he likes to keep it clean and tidy. He appreciates a bath, nail trim, and he doesn't mind getting his paws wiped clean when he comes in from a muddy yard. He likes to be pampered - he'll lay his head on your shoulder or knee for ear and butt scritches.
Flash is house-trained, crate-trained, and great in the car. Let Flash be the superhero in your life!

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29/12/2023


I hope you had a great Hanukkah / Christmas / Kwanzaa / I know I'm missing some holidays.

If you own a business, please consider reaching out to a couple of your local rescues to offer to promote fosters seeking homes.

Some businesses do a Wags Wednesday or a Foster Friday. I'm not clever enough to come up with illiterative phrasing for the other days of the week.

You would either share a foster that they are promoting on their page or get information from their site to post. The adult dogs and cats or senior dogs and cats usually mean the most promotion (puppies easily attract adopters).
Tag the rescue in your posts so your followers will know who to contact.

Rescues are drowning. They don't have enough fosters. They need to adopt out their animals as quickly and appropriately as possible in order to pull more animals for those foster homes. Rescues adopt out animals who are vetted and spayed or neutered. They do background checks to include home visits and veterinary references.

If you can't adopt, consider being a foster.
If you can't foster, consider volunteering for rescues.
And regardless of whether you can do any of the above, share animals in need of homes whether it's on your business page or your personal page. Sharing animals seeking permanent homes doesn't cost a thing.

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