Volunteers in Korea Fight to Rescue Dogs to be
Kept as Pets and not Food
MuttShacker, Young Lee is doing groundbreaking work in
South Korea
establishing the first MuttShack dog rescue safe houses in Jang
Yu, South Korea.
The houses are staffed by volunteers who take care of the rescued
dogs, socialize them and get them healthy and then promote them
and find them new homes.
Courageous
Rescuers Rush to Save Goats on Farm
Seattle, WA
Rescue arrived in time for some, but too late for others
The owner was a rescuer who had taken on many animals and had collected
a large number of unwanted goats, geese, ducks chickens and one Llama
but it appears it all got out of hand when she herself became ill. READ
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Dog rescued from California fire
Zone to get new knee
CARR - Jack, a 2-year-old Shiba Inu/dachshund mix rescued after this
summer's California wildfires, can now get a much-needed knee
replacement after a local animal rescue raised enough money for the
surgery.
After three weeks,
Denkai
Animal Sanctuary raised $2,200 to cover the cost of Jack's
surgery, as well as an emergency surgery required by another dog
rescued after the fires, said sanctuary presi-dent Floss Blackburn.
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Amazing Animal Rescue
Project ! The Katrina Promise
The Katrina Promise
When Katrina hit, an incredible group of
dedicated volunteers came to East New Orleans. Facing
devastation and hardship they rescued over 3,000 pets.
MuttShack operated a MASH unit, pet shelter and an aggressive dog
clinic run by Jim Crosby, the leader in canine aggression.
MuttShack stayed and lobbied in support of Senator Fontenot's Pets
Act, winning the right for people to evacuate with their pets.
But the crisis is not over
The Act does not provide for all the supplies, equipment and
training that is necessary pre-storm.
Even though people will be evacuated with their pets, supplies and
trained volunteers are still desperately needed. Watch the
video and see how you can play a part.
Pony gets Rare Prosthetic Limb
Surgeon performs
rare surgery giving pony a new limb. A pony whose life was doomed when her leg was irreparably damaged now
walks with an artificial limb. Thanks to Pony Paradise and the
unprecedented surgery by Drs. Rustin Moore and Dr. Vidal of LSU School
of Veterinary Medicine. READ MORE...
VIDEO:
MuttShack talks to Val
Kilmer who supports and feeds 100 animals daily in
Mexico. Thanks Val!