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Here are some links to other websites of interest. Rescues and Humane Organizations Alley Cat Allies. Alley Cat Allies, is a national nonprofit clearinghouse for information on feral and stray cats. For more than a decade Alley Cat Allies has advocated Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) - the most humane and effective method to reduce feral cat populations. Alley Cat Allies is dedicated to promoting and advocating for nonlethal methods to control and reduce cat populations. Animal Welfare Federation of Connecticut (AWFCT). The Animal Welfare Federation of Connecticut (AWFCT) is a partnership of animal welfare advocates dedicated to improving the status and well-being of companion animals in Connecticut with a primary focus on spay/neuter efforts. Best Friends. A 3000-acre sanctuary in Utah. It houses all types of animals and has a section called "Dogtown" with over 650 dogs! Visitors are welcome daily to tour and volunteer. Border Collie Rescue. Border collies can make wonderful pets for families who understand their intense personalities and high energy levels. Visit the website of this breed rescue organization to learn more about the breed and see pictures of dogs available for adoption. The Collie Rescue League of New England. This is a non-profit volunteer organization serving all of New England. The League provides rescue, placement and problem intervention service for all purebred rough and smooth Collies of both sexes and any age. Dogs Deserve Better. This is a non-profit dedicated to freeing the chained dog and bringing our "best friend" into the family and home. Feral Cat Coalition. The FCC is an organization that traps and spays/neuters feral cats, then returns them to their caretakers. This site contains links to information on feral cat issues. The House Rabbit Society. House Rabbit Society is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization that rescues rabbits and educates the public on rabbit care. Visit their wonderful site to find out everything you needed to know about caring for bunnies. They also have online adoption listings with photographs. The Humane Society of the United States. This national organization does not operate shelters or adopt out animals, but on this site you can find information about many animal welfare issues. Pet Finder. This site lists thousands of pets for adoption at U.S. shelters and rescue organizations. Search by pet type, breed, age, size, gender and location. The Library contains articles on pet care, behavior, training, breed info, and shelter operations. There is a directory of shelters searchable by location and a place to post free classified ads for lost, found, wanted or adoptable pets. Pit Bulls On the Web. This site is a resource for owners and caretakers of American Pit Bull Terriers, American Staffordshire Terriers and pit bull mixes. It provide information and assistance to people who help Pit Bulls through a nationwide (USA & Canada) virtual shelter for homeless Pit Bulls for adoption. It also aims to present a positive image of the breed, combat negative press, fight unfair legislation, to educate and promote responsible Pit Bull ownership. Retired Greyhounds as Pets of Connecticut. REGAPCT is a non-profit organization devoted to educating the public about the joys of greyhounds as companion animals and finding responsible, caring homes for as many retired racing greyhounds as possible. Save A Sato. The Save A Sato Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for homeless and abused animals on the island of Puerto Rico. DAWS helps this foundation by finding homes for their animals here in CT. Second Chance Bird Rescue. Located in Rochester, NY, the primary goal of this organization is to temporarily re-home unwanted or abused parrots while they care for their needs, establish a trusting relationship between human and bird, and identify a loving forever home. Yankee Chihuahua Rescue and Adoption. Serving New England, YRCAA is a network of volunteers who rehabilitate and place Chihuahuas and Chihuahua-mixed dogs in new homes. HUMANE EDUCATION Learn the TRUTH about PET STORE PUPPIES and PUPPY MILLS; click here, here, here, and here. Lost Pet Tips Lost Dog Search. Much of this applies to cats too. This site provides a host of tips on things you can do to help find your lost pet. Response time can be crucial to a search effort but a late start is better than doing nothing at all. Pet Rescue. This site offers tips on how to find a lost cat or dog. Dog Training Fortunate K-9. Fortunate K-9 is devoted to helping both canines and humans solve the most difficult training and behavioral problems in a way that provides positive results in a reasonable amount of time, through a combination of time-tested methods and individualized programs. This site also includes articles on training and links to other training sites. NetPets Dog Training. This site contains to links to trainers by State/City. Each training site also contains articles, training tips, information on common problems, etc. Veterinary American Association of Housecall Veterinarians. Pets may be traumatized by the experience of going to the vet. At this web site you can locate a veterinarian who makes house calls and can treat your pet in its own environment. Some vets listed treat exotic pets and birds as well and cats and dogs, and may provide emergency care. Brookfield Animal Hospital. This state-of-the-art animal hospital in Brookfield, CT does a lot of discounted work for DAWS. They offer veterinary services, boarding, and dog training classes. Pet Care and Information WAGS Doggie Daycamp & Boarding. Their Danbury-based doggie daycamp and sleepover (boarding) services offer your dog the opportunity to spend time away from home socializing, playing and exercising with other dogs. Various levels of training classes are also offered. 21 Cats. 21 Cats is California-based non-profit organization whose mission is to help cats lead longer, happier lives through unqiue web, community and rescue programs. Their Health & Care InfoCenter contains a wealth of information. Animaland ASPCA. Have a new pet hamster and not sure how to care for it, or maybe wonder what manatees eat? Find the answers at this fun children's site that has animal-related games and cartoons and information on various animals, pet care, and some careers working with animals. ASPCA. Information about programs offered, such as pet therapy, pet loss counseling, volunteering, their cruely task force, and more. Tip sheets are available for care of common pets including cats, dogs, hamsters, guinea pigs, and rabbits along with helpful information about transporting your pet by car or airplane. The jump page has a state-by-state link list of humane societies and shelters. Best Friends Pet Care. This site features "Between Friends" news and excellent articles on pet care. Bow Wow Meow. This searchable site provides pet names for cats and dogs by gender, pairs, and by category. Includes to a dog-to-human age calculator. Care 4 Pets. By the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), the site has information about keeping pets healthy. It contains advice on vet selection, pet selection, pet loss and traveling with pets. Links to thousands of veterinary medical and animal-related online resources. Chow Chow Welfare. This site contains insightful information about the ChowChow breed and the myths surrounding black tongued dogs. It also gives a complete list of breeds that have the black or spotted tongue trait. The Dog Hause. A Playground for Pets and Pet Lovers: contains pet and animal related quotes, proverbs, idioms, superstitions, clip art, fun facts, humor and fonts. Also provides information on spaying and neutering. Healthy Pet. The Pet Care Library contains searchable information on a wide range of pet topics including behavior, common health problems, the human/animal bond, nutrition, care tips and preventive care. Also how to select an animal hospital as well as a locator for an AAHA (American Animal Hospital Association) -accredited hospital, a newsletter and a list of frequently asked questions. Pet Education. This searchable site on pet information contains articles on pet healthcare written by veterinary experts. Information includes lab procedures, drug descriptions, a dictionary of veterinary terms and articles on alternative and holistic medicine. There are many links to pet-related organizations.
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