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- About No Kill BR
- September 28, 2009 BRAF seeking donations for No Kill Baton Rouge
- November 23, 2009 Off-site adoptions helping BR dogs find loving homes
- December 13, 2009 Building a No Kill Community
- January 15, 2010 BRAF’s No Kill Baton Rouge initiative trots ahead
- Jan 20, 2010 Former BR resident advocates animal adoption
- January 22, 2010 The Animal Control and Rescue Center has new hours!
- Jan 23, 2010 Spay and neuter pet clinic set to open in BR
- Mar 7, 2010 Group seeks ‘No Kill’ status for BR
- Jun 17, 2010 No Kill initiative brings positive change in animal control
- June 22, 2010 Councilwoman calls for investigation of animal control department
- June 22, 2010 Fairchild returns to EBR Animal Control
- June 23, 2010, Committee planned to address operations at the EBR Animal Control
- June 23, 2010 Investigation into Animal Control operations on Metro Council agenda
- Jun 26, 2010 Animal control operations split expected
- June 28, 2010 Good news, bad news
- Jul 7, 2010 Group seeks director for animal control revamp
- Jul 8, 2010 Nonprofit to aid animal services Group to build new BR shelter
- July 12, 2010 Dogged by controversy
- Aug 1, 2010 How Do We Get There?
- August 9, 2010 Companion Animal Alliance Looking for Shelter Director
- September 28, 2010 2010 Austin No Kill Workshop
- Sept. 30, 2010 City-parish looks at privatization
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Showing posts with label available for adoption. Show all posts
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Monday, December 13, 2010
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Blind dog available for adoption-New Orleans Area
Hi all,
My Lab does not like my blind dog and we need a new home for her. Binny appears to be part Catahoula. She's about 55 pounds and kinda tall. She has one brown eye and one blue eye, colored brown and white. She was born with a retina problem and can see peripherally but not directly in front of her. She is completely housebroken. Her favorite thing to do is put her paws on your shoulders, which I know I shouldn't have allowed, but I spoiled her because of her blindness. She is not a barking or chewing problem, though she does like to dig shallow holes in the yard when she is bored. She walks well on a leash for a blind dog; she sort of weaves but does not pull. She does not do well alone in the house, as she knocks things over because she can't see. She is happy outside but loves attention and checks you out by pressing her nose against you. She does not lick. She does not dig under the fence, but if your other dog does, she will follow him out. She is heartworm negative and current on her shots and flea protection.
She is currently housed at Zeus Place in uptown New Orleans on Freret Street. The person to speak to is Michelle Ingram, and she can be reached at 504 231 7865. Michelle runs a beautiful program which has found homes for many homeless dogs. You can check out Binny at her website, www.zeusplace. com. If you like her and want to go see her, keep your fuel receipt and I will pay for your gas, whether you adopt her or not. Just be sure to give your name to Michelle so I'll know who it was who visited her.
Thanks for your consideration.
Mary Stagg

My Lab does not like my blind dog and we need a new home for her. Binny appears to be part Catahoula. She's about 55 pounds and kinda tall. She has one brown eye and one blue eye, colored brown and white. She was born with a retina problem and can see peripherally but not directly in front of her. She is completely housebroken. Her favorite thing to do is put her paws on your shoulders, which I know I shouldn't have allowed, but I spoiled her because of her blindness. She is not a barking or chewing problem, though she does like to dig shallow holes in the yard when she is bored. She walks well on a leash for a blind dog; she sort of weaves but does not pull. She does not do well alone in the house, as she knocks things over because she can't see. She is happy outside but loves attention and checks you out by pressing her nose against you. She does not lick. She does not dig under the fence, but if your other dog does, she will follow him out. She is heartworm negative and current on her shots and flea protection.
She is currently housed at Zeus Place in uptown New Orleans on Freret Street. The person to speak to is Michelle Ingram, and she can be reached at 504 231 7865. Michelle runs a beautiful program which has found homes for many homeless dogs. You can check out Binny at her website, www.zeusplace. com. If you like her and want to go see her, keep your fuel receipt and I will pay for your gas, whether you adopt her or not. Just be sure to give your name to Michelle so I'll know who it was who visited her.
Thanks for your consideration.
Mary Stagg
Blind dog available for adoption-New Orleans Area
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Monday, October 11, 2010
Local mommy dog and 3 female babies looking for a forever home!
Contact Rainee Rayburn for more information, her contact info can be found here: http://www.beautipage.com/info/AboutMe.asp or call 225 921 4634
Do you need to place an animal? http://www.petfinder.com/classifieds/classifieds.html

Do you need to place an animal? http://www.petfinder.com/classifieds/classifieds.html
Local mommy dog and 3 female babies looking for a forever home!
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Courtesy Posting: Spayed female rabbit "Bonky" looking for a new home
Hi, (see photo)
I'm Bonky and I am a spayed female rabbit. I love to be petted, but do not like to be picked up. I am accustomed to having my cage door always open, even though I don't usually venture too far from it. I mostly use my litter box in my cage and the one that I was used to behind my living room armoire. I like to hop around in small bedrooms, but stay along the edges in large living rooms and kitchens. I really like to go outside and hop.
I am a little shy, but will come out to be petted and to get a yummy treat! I eat a diet with lots of colorful treats and seeds and I pick through my food to get all the tasty yummy stuff out first and save the plain pellets for last. I LOVE fresh cilantro, parsley, and I have organic field greens daily! I also really like timothy hay, carrots, and brocolli. My favorite treats are apples, banannas, raisins, and rabbit croissants!! I also love to chew bunny pinecones for my teeth! I do not like the apple wood sticks, but I do like the hard vitamin chew sticks.
I am a very, very vocal rabbit. I like to talk and make noise. I am an indoor bunny, but would not be good in a bedroom where people are sleeping. I really enjoy dark places like my natural habitat, resting behind things and places I feel safe. I and don't like bright sunlight shining in my home.
I like to listen to soft gentle music, especially when no one else is around. I get lonely and I am really interested in finding a home with another friendly bunny!
Plus, I am very sweet and very beautiful!!
Contact Hope Animal Rescue Advocates for more information.
Courtesy Posting: Spayed female rabbit "Bonky" looking for a new home
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Sunday, August 15, 2010
Newborn Puppies Need Home (Roseland, Louisiana)
UPDATE: The remaining four puppies and their mom were taken in by an Amite, LA rescuer. But she could use some help paying for their vet costs. Please contact Fran at: puprescuer @ gmail. com (remove spaces)
This is a repost from :
http://animalnewsinfo.posterous.com/6-puppies-born-at-gravel-pit-in-roseland-loui

This is a repost from :
http://animalnewsinfo.posterous.com/6-puppies-born-at-gravel-pit-in-roseland-loui
They were born at our gravel pit about a month ago. Their mom is about 25-30 pounds (medium size) we don't know what the dad is.
If you or anyone you know is even thinking about getting a new pet PLEASE let me know.
If you or anyone you know is even thinking about getting a new pet PLEASE let me know.
There were seven born, we lost one this week :( A gravel pit is no place for puppies!!! The gray one and one black one have already found a new home, thanks to Joey our dispatcher!!!!
Please forward this to everyone you know.
Contact:
M'Liss M. Krieger
Retail Sales Coordinator
Barriere Construction Co, LLC
985-785-7705 or 1-877-700-ROAD
mlissk @ barriere. com (remove spaces)
67509 South River Road, Roseland, Louisiana 70456
Retail Sales Coordinator
Barriere Construction Co, LLC
985-785-7705 or 1-877-700-ROAD
mlissk @ barriere. com (remove spaces)
67509 South River Road, Roseland, Louisiana 70456
Newborn Puppies Need Home (Roseland, Louisiana)
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