To prevent animal behavioral problems, make sure to enroll your new friend in behavioral classes. Animal behavioral problems could be health related.
Make sure your friend has a complete medical exam by a veterinarian at least once a year.
Make sure your friend wears an identification tag to enable him to be returned to you if lost.
Prepare for disasters. Make sure you have a plan for your friend in the event of a hurricane, tornado, fire or flood.Plan for your friend’s future in case something happens to you and visit http://www.humanesociety.org/petwills for more information.
Think about adopting an animal when you decide to add a friend to your home.
You can save a life and get a great companion.
Have a heart, be smart and make sure your friend is spayed or neutered.
Never leave your friend in a parked car.
Take time to play with your friend every day and give her some individual attention.
Think outside the house: volunteer with your local shelter or rescue group and help more friends find homes. Provide a safety collar and visible ID tag for pet cats, even those who live strictly indoors, and search immediately if your cat goes missing.
If you witness animal abuse or neglect, contact your animal control officer or other local law enforcement agency immediately.
Learn how to avoid dog bites, and how to prevent your friend from biting, by going to http://www.humanesociety.org/
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- Angels Watch Animal Shelter
- The objective of Angels Watch, Inc., is to establish a multi-acre sanctuary and adoption center for unwanted, abandoned, abused, and homeless animals. Phone:215-704-9813 Email:emanuel@angelswatchanimalshelter.org
The objective of Angels Watch Animal Shelter, Inc., ( a 501c3 approved non-profit organization ) is to establish a multi-acre sanctuary and adoption center for unwanted, abandoned, abused, and homeless animals.
This environmentally green facility is a no-kill center which will care for and house each animal until they can be adopted. Angels Watch will create a database with other such facilities in order to be vigilant in insuring the safe placement of and care for these pitiful animals. By having this communication network, we will be able to do our part to rescue and give the necessary shelter and care to such animals.
Our commitment to protecting these canines and horses will be to educate people on the vulnerability of these animals to being abused, abandoned, etc.
Angels Watch's immediate short term goals are to build an all “green” facility which will house nine to twelve residents at a time. We will first concentrate on establishing the facility for canines and felines.
The shelter will allow each animal to have its own living quarters. Also included will be rooms for the initial observation of each incoming resident. This facility will be equipped with a treatment room, indoor exercise rooms, areas for grooming, and the necessary space for administration offices.
The long term goals for Angels Watch will be to include horses in the community. The facility for this vision will include a barn which will house eight to twelve horses.Also in this facility will be examination and treatment areas, a grooming center, exercise or rehabilitation areas, and the necessary acreage for the natural lifestyle for horses.
Angels Watch will be steadfast in doing our part to help eliminate the horrific stories we all hear concerning the abuse, abandonment, and euthanizing of animals. This will be our mission and we are fully committed to this project. Dedicated to accomplishing our mission, we are investing each and every day towards achieving the goals and vision of this facility and future facilities.
Angels Watch Animal Shelter Inc.
P.O. BOX 603
NORTHFIELD, NEW JERSEY 08225
Email: @emanuel@angelswatchanimalshelter.org
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