Our Featured Pets...Maddie, Ginger, and Patti.
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Maddie, Ginger, and Patti (l to r) are all waiting for their special someone(s) to adopt them and make them a member of the family. They are all wonderful and loving dogs who would make a wonderful addition to any family. They have so much love to give to anyone who will give them a chance.
Are you willing to give them that chance? They will pay you back with warm kisses and lots of attention for the rest of their lives. (Click on their picture to find our more about them.)
Maddie is a Heeler Mix and is about 3 yrs old. She is a little shy at first, but then becomes a little snuggle bug Maddie so wants to be a lap baby. At about 45 pounds, she could be. A very sweet girl.
Ginger is a Red Nose Pit mix. She is very gentle and sweet. A little shy at first, but soon warms up to you.
Patti is a Lab mix. A lady with a big heart she has lots of love to give. She so enjoys being with people and getting belly rubs.
PLEASE CONSIDER ADOPTING AN OLDER, MEDIUM OR LARGE SIZE DOG.
YOU CAN SAVE A LIFE!
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NOW STARING at the PETCO Adoption Center in Rogers
Lone Pine is pleased to announce that Princess and Prince are now appearing at the Petco Adoption Center in Rogers, Arkansas. These two star kitties are one of a kind and would make a great family member. You may see them anytime the store is open. Complete an application at the store or e-mail LP for one at lonepineshelter@yahoo.com.
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Prince - Playful and affectionate. |
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| Princess is approximately 2 1/2 years old. She is a big love bug of a girl with a big heart. |
Prince is about 1 1/2 years old. He LOVES to sleep with his people and doesn't mind getting a bath. |
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WE
NEED YOUR HELP TO HELP TAKE CARE OF THE ANIMALS
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"A drop of water isn't much, but many drops make
a bucket." Translation...The donation you give, added to the others we
hope to receive, mean a lot of help for the animals in our care. YOU can make a
difference!
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Lone Pine, like most shelters, survives primarily on donations. This means that when our budget is tight, and most of the time it is, even the less expensive items, such as bleach, can add up and be a worry. The supplies and materials needed to keep the animals in a clean, comfortable, and safe environment, along with the veterinary expenses,
utilities, and gas really add up each month. That is why we are asking for
donations of the following items listed below (not listed in any particular
order). With your support we can save animals' lives and give them a second chance at a new life.
Everyone works full time so there isn't anyone at the shelter during the week. Please do not drop off donations during the week, but call or e-mail us to schedule a drop off time or pick up. We have had some items stolen in the past.
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Wish List/Needed Items
- Dog Collars and Leashes -- all sizes. Really helps if the collars are light in color and without a pattern. We write the name of the dog on the collar.
- Garbage bags ? 60
gallon, XXX-Strength (high ml), please. We have to use 3 or 4 of the low ml bags to hold the trash. Kitty litter weighs a lot.
- BODIES/Human ? Volunteers are our life blood. If your not the type to ?scoop poop?, not a problem, there are many things you can do to still help. To find out more, e-mail Kim R. at lonepineshelter@yahoo.com.
- Dog Kennel Panels - At least 6 feet high, the other doesn't matter. Some of the panels we have are getting to be beyond repair.
- Bleach - we use
several large bottles each week to keep things clean.
- Blankets and comforters - Used to keep the animals warm. Only clean blankets and comforters, please.
- Cedar chips/shavings - Used to keep the dogs warm. Some of the dogs destroy blankets.
- Canned cat and dog food
- Dry and canned kitten food and kitten milk
- Chicken Wire - Used to reinforce and repair fences and kennels.
- Hog Panels (also called utility panels) - The ones with the smaller holes and the thick ones. Used to reinforce and repair fences and kennels for the big dogs.
- Zip Ties - 3 inches and longer. Used to put tarps up, chicken wire, etc.
- Dog Houses - Small - Extra-Large dog houses we never get enough of. Sorry but we cannot take the big wooden ones because they are too big to fit into our kennels.
- Metal food/water
dishes - small to gallon(s) size. The large ones can be found at Tractor Supply.
- Money - Used to pay for items not donated but needed, veterinary care, medicines, spaying/neutering, utilities, gasoline, cleaning supplies, and maintenance supplies.
We strive to do whatever is possible to give the veterinary care an animal may need. However, we are often forced, due to lack of funds, to try to treat the animal ourself before taking it to the vet or to put the animal to sleep. The veterinarians we work with are wonderful and do what they can to help us keep costs down. Just like human health care and prescriptions, veterinary health care and prescriptions have sky rocketed too.
Our dream is to someday be able to give every animal in our care a vet check up, complete with a hearworm test, blood work, teeth cleaning, and the purchase of the a flea/tick/worm/ear mite and heartworm preventatives. We are currently barely able to afford to take a cat or dog to the vet for emergency care.
If you would like to help with the veterinary costs, you may call directly to the veterinarians that we use and put money on our account (Lone Pine Ranch Animal Shelter) with a credit card or you may mail it to the veterinary clinics. If you leave your name, address, and phone number we will mail you a receipt for tax purposes. Here are the vets we currently use.
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Osage Veterinary Clinic
479-273-7717
1400 S.W. "I" Street
Bentonville, AR 72712
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All Dogs Clinic
479-631-2525
220 South Dixieland Road
Rogers, AR 72758
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Your donations are tax deductible, and even more important, GREATLY APPRECIATED.
Please call or e-mail us, if you have donations to be picked up or need the hours we are open. Links to contact information and directions with a map.
To make a monetary donation to help the animals, please send your tax deductable donation to Lone Pine Ranch Animal Shelter, P.O. Box 194, Centerton, Arkansas 72719. Or donations may be made using PayPal. Please click on the PayPal button to the right to make a donation via internet.
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About Lone Pine
Lone Pine Ranch has been a non-profit 501(c)3 shelter since May of 2003. The shelter is in Centerton, Arkansas, which is just 4 miles West of Bentonville
(home of Wal-Mart's General Offices) and about 45 minutes North of
Fayetteville (home of the University of Arkansas). Click
for directions with a map.
The shelter currently has approximately 75 dogs and 45 cats.
As mentioned in an above section, we operate primarily from donations. We
also are in great need of volunteers and foster homes. Our volunteer base
currently consists of 4 -5 people and we only have one foster home to place
animals that may just need a little socialization (TLC) before being adopted
out.
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Adoption
Requirements
Everyone who volunteers at the shelter works full time and it takes us 3 -
5 business days (Monday - Friday days) to process applications.
The volunteers have to fit the calls in during their lunch break and breaks (and
sometimes we cannot take breaks during one of those days). Not all of the time do we get the personal reference or the veterinarian the first time.
They may be busy and ask us to call back.
Please be patient and understand that we all do this as a labor of love and
do not get paid, including the director, for doing what we do.
Priority will be given to local adoption applications as it is difficult to do home visits over an hours drive away.
Adoptions are not done on a first come, first
served basis.
- Completed adoption
application
- Payment of the
adoption fee (Fee will be held for 7 days.)
- Fenced in yard for
anyone adopting a dog
- If adopting a cat, the
adopter must agree that the cat will stay indoors all the time as
all of our cats are strictly inside cats.
- Personal Reference
- Veterinarian Reference
- All dogs and cats in
the household must be spayed/neutered
- Home Visit (within an hour of Lone Pine.)
- If renting, a copy of
the Landlord/Lease Agreement stating that pets are allowed, what type of
pets, size of pets are allowed and how many pets allowed. If a pet
deposit is required, proof that the deposit has been paid is also
required.
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Adoption Fees :
Dogs - $60.00; $75.00, if 25 pounds or under; and $100.00, regardless of
size, if the animal is a pure breed.
Cats - $50.00
NOTE: There are times that Adoption Fees are more than what is shown here
because of special circumstances such as we had to pay to rescue the animal
to save it or it needed a lot of veterinary care. The Adoption Fee will be
shown in the animal's bio.
NOTE: Adoptions are not done on a first
come, first served basis. Several applications may be taken and processed
before an animal gets adopted. This is especially true on the small dogs. Our
goal is to find the best home for the animals in our care. Thank you for your
understanding. We would be happy to mail, fax or e-mail our application to interested parties.
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Contact
Information
Lone Pine Ranch Animal Shelter
916 W. Centerton Blvd. (Hwy 102)
P.O. Box 194
Centerton, AR 72719
Phone: Please e-mail as we do not have a main phone.
For a quicker response, please e-mail us.
It takes us 2 - 3 days sometimes to respond to telephone messages. Everyone
who volunteers, including the director who does not get paid, works full
time so it may take 3 - 5 days to return your call and process your
adoption application. Please be patient. Email: lonepineshelter@yahoo.com
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Directions
From Bentonville at 14th Street (Hwy #102) and Walton Blvd ( Hwy #71B)
- Go West on 14th (Hwy #102) into Centerton. The road turns into Centerton Blvd.
- Continue West through the stop light and on past the Harps Grocery Store on the Right.
- You will then see the Auto Zone on the Right.
- As soon as you pass the Auto Zone, turn Right into the New Life Christian Center's
parking lot.
- Our road is
a dirt/gravel road behind the church. You will see our sign.
- Please park on the grass outside of the fence and be careful when walking in the gate as to not let any dogs out.
- If you go past
the Centerton Inn Diner on the Right and Tally's Pharmacy on the Left, you have gone too far.
Coming East on Hwy #102 (which becomes Centerton Blvd) into Centerton
- Continue going East past Hwy #279 South (on Right) which is the road to Vaughn and the Airport.
- You will pass the
Centerton Inn Diner on the Left and Tally's Pharmacy on the Right.
- The next building on the Left you will see is the New Life Christian Center. Turn into the parking lot.
- Our road is
a dirt/gravel road behind the church. You will see our sign.
- Please park on the grass outside of the fence and be careful when walking in the gate as to not let any dogs out.
- If you go past
Auto Zone and Harps on the Left, you have gone too far.
Map to our shelter
Click
here for a list of pets at this shelter
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