Gingee delivered 9 puppies, only five of which survived despite excellent veterinary care and all the care we could give them. Here is a picture of the family as they are today, with their new families! All puppies are happy and healthy and we thank everyone who contributed, especially Jen and Bethany - you made this success story possible! SPONSORS ARE ALWAYS NEEDED! FOBAS rescued and found homes for 279 pets in 2008 and spent over $54,000.00 solely on the medical needs of animals! Every penny collected by FOBAS is tax deductible and is applied 100% to the benefit of needy animals! If we add the adoptions we assisted in Trumbull, Yonkers and other area shelters, FOBAS placed or caused to be placed 362 pets in 2008! These are incredible numbers for a rescue which no longer has a facility to call their own, but we are looking to change that in 2009. FOBAS is actively seeking to purchase a parcel of property to construct a kennel, operate a boarding business, doggy day care, training classes, sell pet supplies. All funding and proceeds used to support our rescue efforts. You will notice "sponsor me" tabs on each pet. If you cannot adopt, please think of sponsoring a shelter pet. Vet fees are rising daily and added to the increased cost of living these days, pets are really loosing ground. Each individual success story is possible because of people who care and continue to care about the animals. We live with our pets so we can be certain the pet we are adopting out is healthy and that we can provide as much history on the pet as possible.
TALKIN DOG, LLC, "K-9 BEHAVIOR SERVICE", Serving impounded pets from Connecticut to Rhode Island . We specialize in working with dogs in the Municipal dog pounds, to help maintain the socialization of our shelter friends and to aid in their adoption. Private consultation is available to the public. Contact : Ralph@ talkindog.com to schedule an appointment. Please describe your dogs behavior problem in your e-mails. Thank you, We will respond A.S.A.P.
TALKIN DOG, LLC , IS CURRENTLY LOOKING FOR : energetic, career minded volunteers to assist in giving our impounded dogs what they need to get a fair chance in life. Learn what it takes to become a Professional Dog Handler, or perhaps an expert in K-9 Behavior. Potential income possibilities to the right candidates. Volunteers must be at least 15 years of age to qualify. Interested Volunteers, please send inquiries to: Ralph@TalkinDog.com
WHERE ARE THE PETS? Most of the pets listed for adoption on this site are located at the Trumbull Animal Shelter, 324 Church Hill Road, Trumbull. Shelter hours are Monday through Saturday from 10-3:30 and Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings from 7-9 (phone (203) 452-5088). All adoptions of pets at the Trumbull Animal Shelter are conducted by Officer Lynn Dellabianca and at her discretion. Trumbull shelter pets are evaluated by a vet for health - they routinely receive: heartworm/lyme test, deworming, flea preventative (if necessary), vaccinations and are sterilized prior to adoption depending on the age/health of the pet. So, a pet from this shelter is not likely to hit you in your pocketbook right out of the gate. Additionally, we have a licensed trainer/behavioralist (Ralphie!!!) to assist in introducing our pets to your pets and yes, WE HAVE VOLUNTEERS WORKING WITH THE PETS EVERYDAY! The result is that the Trumbull Shelter pets are housebroken in the kennel (they get out to exercise all the time), they receive two feedings a day (to reduce/eliminate stress), they have toys, attention and tons of love! When thinking of your next pet - think of a Trumbull pet. Officer Dellabianca requires that all family members meet the pet prior to adoption and if you have a dog, you will be required to bring your dog so we can see how the dogs get along. This helps to eliminate the risk taking involved with adoption a shelter pet. Walk away from any animal shelter that just hands you a leash and doesn't have their pets medically examined. They are taking your safety and the safety of the pet for granted.
Any donation made to FOBAS is applied 100% to the animals.
FOBAS has a very active cat project that completely vetted about 200 cats last year. In addition to the catch and release policy for the pets that are not pet quality, we adopted out many more pet quality cats and kittens to homes.
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FOR ADOPTION INFO PLEASE CONTACT VIRGINIA-SEE BELOW
NEED TO SPAY/NEUTER/VACCINATE A CAT?:.
If you need to get your cat spayed/neutered or know anyone who needs to get their cat spayed/neutered?
The TEAM (Tait Every Animal Matters) Mobile Feline Unit is coming to lower Fairfield county. To make an appointment or find a location near you, please contact TEAM directly at:
1-888-FOR-TEAM or www.everyanimalmatters.org
The $77 fee includes a brief exam, vaccinations (rabies, distemper, upper/lower resporatory infection), nail trim and ear mite treatment (if needed) and the spay or neuter of the cat.
Call Toll-Free for an Appointment at 1-888-FOR-TEAM
The F.O.B.A.S is a not for profit organization. Your contributions are tax deductible! We will send you a letter acknowleding your donation - if you don't receive a donation letter within one week, call Barb immediately at: (203) 378-7454 or email Virginia at VMARCONI@AOL.COM