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Click on Wee Willy's picture to learn more about him. Wee WillyMeet Wee Willy, a 14-17 year old (our best guess) miniature dachshund that needed a home when his owner passed away suddenly. He had a massive infection in his mouth and had to have all his rotten teeth pulled, but he's recovered nicely. That is why you see his tongue hanging out since there are no teeth to hold it in anymore. He's now eating canned food mixed with warmed small chunk kibble and has a great appetite. Now that his mouth doesn't hurt anymore, he's developed much more spunk and quite a personality! |
Upcoming Events Pet Adoption Network participated and found 28 new homes, in Iams Home 4 the Holidays. For Petco's National Adoption Weekends February National Adoption Weekend events will be Saturday, Feb 11th from 12 - 3 at the Albany Petco and Sunday, Feb. 12th at the Corvallis Petco from 12 - 3. 2011 Adoption Results Pet Adoption Network assisted around 90 dogs in 2011, 115 dogs in 2010, 140 dogs during 2009, and 99 dogs in 2008. We're always striving to do better. If you want to help us make 2012 an even better year, please contact us and we'll see how you can work with our team. Special Thanks Pet Adoption Network would like to thank the customers, staff and managers at both the Albany and Corvallis Petco stores for their generosity during the holiday Tree of Hope fundraising campaign. PAN received $667 from the Petco Foundation from this event. Thank you very much!!!
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Homes* *Transport
help for animals*
*Adoption Event help*
Many of the animals that we take in are strays
and may also have extensive medical needs, including getting them current
on vaccinations, spaying and neutering them (of course), dental work, etc.To
make a donation contact Debbie at contactpan@yahoo.com
or click on the PayPal Donate button.
You
can also "sponsor" a dog
if you have a favorite... once you're at their page you can find the green
button
above the pictures on the right hand side.
PAN does not have a shelter and works exclusively out of foster homes, which are always in short supply. Foster Homes provide a lifeline for our adoptable pets while we become acquainted with their needs and capabilities, and search for their forever home. We are able to provide some resources to our foster homes, and we do conduct home visits before placing animals.
2009 was an exceptionally busy year assisting over 135 animals!!! That's quite an accomplishment for our small rescue group. The final tally for 2008 was 99 animals, the first year of our reorganized smaller group. We are specializing in dogs that don't do well in a shelter environment and owner surrenders brought on by the economy, and 2010 is already very active. We continue to have great hope for all animals in need and are most grateful to our partners in rescue.
* Petco - Corvallis and Albany Stores * the Petco Foundation * Dr Sabra Thomas at All Creatures Great and Small * Heartland Humane Society * Willlamette Humane Society * Safehaven Humane Society * Rivers Edge Pet Medical Center * Nora Gibson & Klip-n-Kritterz Grooming * Linn County Animal Control * and especially all of our FOSTER FAMILIES!!!
Our greatest need are Rescue Foster
Homes. Save a life! Become a rescue foster parent for dogs of all sizes, cats
and kittens.
Please e-mail us at contactpan@yahoo.com
to find out more about fostering an animal in need.
Don't have time or space to foster, but still want to help? Your donation will help us with veterinary costs, toys, beds, special diet foods and so much more! You can also "Sponsor-A-Pet" by clicking on the button on each animal's page!!
To make a donation contact Debbie at contactpan@yahoo.com
Pet Adoption Network is an IRS designated 501c3 non-profit organization. We work effectively through a network of services and support. Pet Adoption Network is not a shelter and does not have a facility. Animals in our care are placed in foster homes while they receive medical attention and lots of love until they are up for adoption. We assist the public with re-homing their pets, (with sufficient advance notice), as well as finding the perfect pet for those who are wishing to provide a permanent home for an unwanted animal. We are also available to assist shelters and rescue groups who are overwhelmed and need to find placements for some of their animals. We offer help to the public as well as extra publicity for rescue groups and local shelters. Our goal is to help animals in transition so they do not end up in dangerous situations and to provide assistance to shelters if an animal is in danger of euthanasia or needs special attention. We support shelters and frustrated families by being a resource for training, veterinary help or contacting rescues.
We've been asked numerous times about our "adoption fee" - Why are the rates different? or, Why so much? Our only resources are from adoption fees and donations. We do not receive any support from local government, or taxes of any kind. We also offer discounted fees for senior and disabled applicants.
Adoption Fees primarily pay for medical costs for our animals - they are always spayed or neutered or if too young, we follow-up to ensure that does take place, when appropriate. Surrendered pets are usually not up to date on vaccinations and we provide most all vaccines except Rabies. Microchips are implanted either with other surgery or separately. We also pay for special medications that a particular animal may require or treatment for neglectful situations they may come from. We also assist foster homes with collars, leashes, bedding, crates, kennels and environmental needs like a heated den if the dog has very short fur. Additionally, there are operating costs for supplies, registration fees and costs for staging events. We also incur some very high medical expenses for animals that come in injured that far exceed any adoption fee that we will recover on that particular animal, but when it is possible to ensure a quality of life, we do have a small reserve for extraordinary costs.
We DO NOT pay salaries for staff, all efforts are performed with volunteer assistance, on volunteer time, in personally owned vehicles. We occasionally pay transportation costs to volunteers, but not as often as they deserve. We do a lot of travel, doing home checks, transporting animals to their forever homes, and adoption events. We are committed to the animal and their well-being, making sure that they are adopted into a loving and able family.
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