If you would like to volunteer to foster, transport dogs for us or do home visits please contact us at arc@seabright.ca
to fill out an application on any of our dogs please visit this link http://www.animalrescuecoalitions.com/forms.html
We use Patented Kuranda Dog Beds because they are durable, chew proof and easy to clean. If you would like to donate a bed to us, click here.
All of our dogs are to be neutered and spayed in the time set out by us and it will be followed up if the dog is not fixed before it goes to your home, it will also be spayed or neutered at the vet office of our choice......................................................
Also when you adopt a dog from us it is to be tagged immediatly with its name and a contact phone number, this is to ensure that if you leave your dog unattended some kind person can call you when the dog is found,
If you are interested in any of our dogs an application must be approved first! so please fill one out located at www.animalrescuecoalitions.com and email it back to our inbox arc@seabright.ca.
The best way to get in touch with us is E-mail as it is checked several times a day
Thank you
Animal Rescue Coalitions
We are not a shelter our animals are fostered in peoples homes
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Consider this:
Why is tethering dogs inhumane?
Dogs are naturally social beings who thrive on interaction with human beings and other animals. A dog kept chained in one spot for hours, days, months, or even years suffers immense psychological damage. An otherwise friendly and docile dog, when kept continuously chained, becomes neurotic, unhappy, anxious, and often aggressive
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In many cases, the necks of chained dogs become raw and covered with sores, the result of improperly fitted collars and the dogs' constant yanking and straining to escape confinement. Dogs have even been found with collars embedded in their necks, the result of years of neglect at the end of a chain.
Are tethered dogs otherwise treated well?
Rarely does a chained or tethered dog receive sufficient care. Tethered dogs suffer from sporadic feedings, overturned water bowls, inadequate veterinary care, and extreme temperatures. During snow storms, these dogs often have no access to shelter. During periods of extreme heat, they may not receive adequate water or protection from the sun. What's more, because their often neurotic behavior makes them difficult to approach, chained dogs are rarely given even minimal affection. Tethered dogs may become "part of the scenery" and can be easily ignored by their owners.
Please do not buy a puppy from a pet store , please consider a rescue dog
To fill out an adoption application for any of these animals please go to www.animalrescuecoalitions.com
Animal Rescue Coalitions (ARC) is a registered non-profit society (reg# 3087592) are dedicated to the care and protection of domesticated animals in our community, and outlying areas. Our main source of income and supplies is fundraising and donations, and the sole source of manpower is from volunteers.
It is a common misconception that these organizations receive government funding. In fact, we are in dire need of support in order to continue our wonderful work with abandoned and forgotten pets. For approximately every $200.00 we raise, we can provide basic veterinary care and the spay/neuter of a dog or cat so that they may be placed in a new home with a loving family, giving them a second chance at life they so greatly deserve. The goodness comes with a price; all rescues need vet visits, good food, foster and forever homes. Animal Rescue Coalition is privately funded ventures; they raise money to help the critters through the charity of others. We both have outstanding vet bills and animals in foster care and at the aviary that require food and medication.
Many loyal supporters continue to recognize the challenges faced in rescue groups, and have responded by supporting us in the past, for that we thank you.
If you are an online shopper please register with Igive.com with animal rescue coalitions as your charity...a percentage of the total on your purchase will be donated to us, without costing you a cent!!
The Animal Rescue Coalitions Nova Scotia is dedicated to the care and protection of domesticated animals in our community, and out lying areas
Our main source of income/supplies fundraising and donations, while the sole source of manpower is from volunteers. ARC provides temporary care and shelter to helpless animals in distress whether abandoned, homeless or relinquished..........
A) To Establish and maintain a no-kill, non-profit, community based society which would:
1. Provide shelter to:
a) Domesticated animals which might otherwise be killed. Our society will work with any organization for the welfare of the animals, whereby we would take in dogs which would not normally be up for adoption for various reasons
b) Abandoned domesticated animals such as stray dogs and animals given up by their owners. This society will provide this animals with adequate living conditions through our volunteer foster program
2. To provide good care to animals in our custody in order to keep them emotionally and physically healthy and so ready for adoption
3. Find good homes for these animals in a reasonable period of time through different channels. With applicants giving personal and vet references, and being thoroughly checked out
B) To help stop privation/neglect of all domesticated animals
1) In the case of domesticated animals experiencing privation/neglect, the society will within it’s power help relieve the animal’s distress. They experience life-long loneliness, isolation and deprivation for freedom, day in day out. Right now there are no laws to protect these emotionally abused dogs which may become aggressive or depressed as a result of neglect
2) If a case of privation/neglect is reported the society will ; a) check the animals living conditions b) give advice and suggest changes c) re-visit to see progress d) offer to take care of the animal e) report to the cruelty investigation line of the SPCA, and animal control
C) To promote the moral and humane treatment of all animals
1) Create public awareness of the importance of a)moral and humane treatment of all animals b) how violence against animals leads to violence against other human beings c) spaying/neutering of pets stop the over population of unwanted animals
2) Helping to promote and lobby stricter Animal Protection Laws
3) Co-operating with other animal welfare groups on such activies
