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Burt is a 7 year old Rat Terrier Chihuahua in need of a home with out dogs or small children. He is posessive of his things but will respect your commands and will give plenty of love. Please give burt a chance.
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New, individually wrapped, fleece, baby/pet blankets in blue, beige, & hot pink! |
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MDRR Miami-Dade Rescue Rail Road |
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GALPR Salutes Miami-Dade Rescue Rail Road Volunteers |
Every week, over 500 homeless pets are lost, strayed, abandoned, or relinquished, and arrive through Miami-Dade Shelters. Without rescue efforts from pet rescue organizations, only 1 in 5 have any hope to survive. This is a statistic from one Florida shelter. Concider multiplying that by 100’s statewide and 1000’s nationwide. In just one Miami kill shelter 200 dogs are generally euthanized each day! Rescue organizations must exist in order to help the pets that are left behind.
The above picture is of a candle light vigule at the Get A Life Pet Rescue, Central Bark Bash, viewing black and white pictures of dogs on “death row” |
Miami-Dade Rescue Rail Road (MDRR) is a network of volunteers who transport homeless pets and sometimes farm animals, mainly from high-kill shelters, to rescue groups in Florida and Georgia. These rescue groups rehabilitate the animals physically and emotionally into a healthy state to then be adopted into their eternal homes. Though this process is rewarding, it is also heart-wrenching to care for the sick, emaciated, parasite-ridden, and fearful... with some literally on death's door, either from health or their last few minutes before their euthanize time, to allow room for a possible lucky one to make it home. |
You can help MDRR in various ways:
To learn more about MDRR visit www.mdrr.org
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WITH THE SMELL OF FEAR & DEATH, LEAVES THE UNCERTAIN FACES OF RESCUE IN A HIGH KILL SHELTER
PLEASE SPAY/NEUTER YOUR PETS!
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