Pets’ lives are shorter than our human ones. All life-long pet lovers have experienced the sorrow and grieving for many pets who have shared their life. Every pet enhances our life in meaningful and often surprising ways. The loss of a pet companion can feel like your heart is breaking.
Redrock Precision Motors loves cars. And loves dogs! Larry, a handsome five-year-old Boxer from Luxemburg, works as greeter, customer support, and assistant to Mike Newton. Mike and Larry moved to Sedona four years ago to run the front office. Larry has made many friends in town. And, though Turq from Cleaner Quicker Carwash and Flagstaff-Sedona Dog’s cover dog for the August-September 2018 issue may disagree, Mike claims Larry is the most famous dog in Sedona.
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Find your next great career opportunity at Red Dog PublishingThe Humane Society of the United States - ArizonaWe are happy to introduce you to this week’s featured local animal rescue organization, Golden Bone Rescue Rehab!
“Golden Bone Rescue and Rehab is dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating abandoned, neglected and abused animals and thoughtfully placing them in safe and loving foster and permanent homes. We are also committed to helping animals stay in their homes through life-saving medical assistance and behavioral training programs, which ultimately eases needless suffering in our animal community.”
To learn more about Golden Bone Rescue Rehab, visit them online at: www.goldenbonerescue.org
Thank you co-founder and Treasuer, Angela Windolph, Dr. Cinda and the volunteers at Golden Bone for your dedication to treating and caring for local animals. Check out some of the photos below featuring Dr. Cinda and Angela and the many pups that have been served by this wonderful team!
Indiana police department allows people to pay off parking tickets by donating to animal shelter
Indiana police department allows people to pay off parking tickets by donating to animal shelter
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Recently, officers with the Muncie Police Department toured an animal shelter and found that they were running drastically low on supplies to take care of over 350 felines. So, they offered to accept donations to the shelter to pay off parking tickets.