We are a 501 (c) 3
Your donations are tax deductible
I have been saving pets for more than 15 years now and will continue my efforts until the day I can no longer physically do this very special and dear to my heart work.
My daughter Deborah J. Duran partners in this effort. Deborah designed and maintains this web site for my organization. She monitors and maintains the other sites we have pets listed on and will carry on my work once I physically cannot.
Check out our other web site
MARY
Mary was rescued from a high kill shelter with her seven newborn puppies. They were scheduled for death the day we went to see them. Mary's puppies were so tiny, just days old really and didn't even have their eyes open. She was such a gentle and loving mother, very attentive to her babies, making the best of a desperate situation. Could you say No to that face or those big sad eyes?
We couldn't turn them away. Leaving them behind meant they would all die in a matter of hours. So despite not having any room at all we took them with us that same day and brought them to the safety of our sanctuary. Here Mary could relax in her own private kennel and tend to her pups, with a little help from us of course.
When her pups were old enough, all were posted for adoption and were quickly snatched up by their new families. You can see all seven of them in our Happy Tails section. Jackson, Cyrus, Duke, Marta, Turner, Maggie and Baxter. All have grown into wonderful loving, happy, and well adjusted young dogs, a true testament to the love Mary taught them in her few months as their mother.
Mary had her problems adjusting to life at the sanctuary and being just one of many, many dogs in the 'pack' here. She has learned to share her food and the toys. And can be found most days stretched out in the grass napping, or on the couch chewing a favorite rope toy. She's a solid 74 pounds and will walk really well on a leash. She is very obedient, will give paw when she wants to be petted or snuggled, and will be a fine singular dog in the home.
If you have room in your heart and home to give Mary the loving attention she deserves, please contact Perry’s Orphans.
You can catch me on the radio every Thursday morning at 11 am. Friday mornings at 8am I talk with Bob
Knight. Turn your radios to 97.9 FM to hear what I have to say about all the
rescued animals up for adoption.
Our Featured Pet
Our Mission
To be an advocate for companion animals
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Adopting A Friend
If you need more information on one of our dogs or cats please call or email. We will
be happy to tell you all about them.
Call or
email us for an adoption application.
We ask for a donation to cover the spay
or neuter of the dog you are adopting
Fenced in yard
is preferred for anyone adopting a dog and required if adopting a puppy.
Veterinarian
reference
All current dogs and cats in the household must be spayed/neutered prior to adopting from Perry's Orphans Sanctuary.
Home check
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.
Donations needed
| Cat/Kitten Food Clay Litter Toys |
Dog Houses Dog/Puppy Food Food/Water Bowls Leashes |
Paper Towels Towels Blankets Bleach |
If you are interested in seeing any of our cats or dogs please call or email and we will make arrangements for you to meet your "FUTURE" forever pet. If you have kids or another dog in the house bring them along so they can get to know each other too. We will do what ever we can to assist you in finding your new companion.
