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(979) 703-4818
Serving
Bryan and College Station TX
Our August Newsletter is Now Available -- Click Here to Read!
2009 AGGIE GAME DAY SPECIAL!
Coming into town to tailgate and watch the Aggie Game and need to bring your dog? Don't want to leave him/her in the RV or at the hotel all day? Bring your pup(s) to our house for the day! We have a 13,000 sq foot back yard complete with lush green grass and a brand new privacy fence. Dogs will be provided with balls and other chew toys and plenty of water. We can give meds/feed your pets as well if needed. Drop off and pick up must be completed within 12 hours. Drop-offs may be scheduled after 8am and pick-ups may be scheduled anytime before 10pm. We understand that game times will vary and may not be known until the week prior. Dogs must be non-diggers and non-chewers and be able to play well with others. Dogs will be outside 100% of the time and will be semi-supervised (e.g. someone will be at home all day, but may not be outside the entire time). Price for the Game Day Special is $20/dog. Game Day Special is limited to 3 dogs per day due to city ordinances so call early to reserve your spot! Our house is located just one exit south of University Dr. with easy access to Kyle Field. Dogs must have had intranasal Bordetella vaccine within 6 months.
This service will be available on the following dates only:
Sept 5: New Mexico
Sept 19: Utah State
Sept 26: UAB
Oct 10: Oklahoma State
Oct 31: Iowa State
Nov 21: Baylor
Nov 26: Texas
Free Initial Consultation
Drop-in Visits
30 Minute Visits
Overnight Pet Sitting @ Your House
Sleepovers @ Our House
Pet Taxi
Your pet is part of your family. And just like any other member of the family, pets can become ill or injured. Would you know how to care for your pet in an emergency? Here are a few tips:
Always approach a sick or injured animal slowly and cautiously.
Watch the body expressions and sounds your pet makes to warn you. Even your own pet can be aggressive when in pain or frightened.
Do not make quick, jerky, or loud movements. They might further scare your pet.
When necessary, use towels or blankets to subdue cats or small dogs.
Keep the phone number and address of your veterinarian in a convenient location.
Have the phone number and address of an after-hours veterinary clinic on hand and keep directions to that clinic in the same place.
Whenever possible, call ahead to let them know you'll be coming.
Pay attention to what is normal for your pet so you can detect signals when something is wrong. The American Red Cross Dog First Aid and Cat First Aid books can help you learn more about caring for your pet in an emergency. To purchase these books, contact your local Red Cross, or purchase it online.
(Reprinted from www.redcross.org)
"...As families lose their homes to foreclosure, man's best friend and his fellow pets are being surrendered to shelters, abandoned on the streets or even left to starve in locked-up houses, according to animal welfare organizations around the country...."
No Paws Left Behind, Inc. is a focus driven not for profit organization, designed to bring awareness to all communities the silent victims of foreclosure who have no voice or rights to implement change.
APWAP provides volunteers and evaluated and trained animals for educational, rehabilitative and emotional assistance purposes.
www.apwap.org
Volunteer, Donate, Foster, Adopt
www.woodstocktexas.org
Interested in what's going on at the Brazos Animal Shelter this week?
Visit them online at:
