Vee, Carlos, Mazee,  Fedora  will be only  a $75.00 for the month of March..

LaCroix Tees now have dog rescue designs on there t-shirts. There are many dog designs to choose from. Go on over and take a look. There should be something there for everyone.

On top of the awsome T-shirts, LaCroix Tees will donate $5.00 to Skinny Little Buddy's Animal Rescue for every T-shirt sold through us.  This is very exciting to us and we hope you go and purchase a few Tees for yourself and your family.  We appreciate your support.

http://www.lacroixtees.com/animal-rescue/SkinnyLittleBuddysAnimalRescueInc/

We adopted this little guy from skinny lil buddies a couple of months ago. He is almost tripled in size hes just at 6 months and already 80 pounds. We named him aragorn after the king in lord of the rings. We found out he's a boxer lab mix we hope his sisters got adopted. They were sweet but we only were able to take one puppy.

We are now working with Petco at Talmadge and Monroe in Toledo Ohio. As of now we will be doing adoption events there monthly. We hope to have a happy and eventful partnership and adopt out many of our loving dogs and puppies.  Come by and see us.  Our adoption schedule is on our calender.

After discovering the great website of iGive.com we just had to sign up.  If you go to iGive.com and sign up for a free account. Then select us as your charity of choice. We get one penny for every web search you do thru there site. We also get donations from any store you buy from in the iGive.com network.  This means you get to shop and help out cause at the same time.

Please join and remember any of the above is a tax right off if you check it when making your iGive.com account.

Just think for searching the web or buying things you normal buy you can save a dog or puppies life.

We are so proud to announce we are now  Officially a  Private Charitable Organization. This means for you that all your generous donations are now a tax deduction for you. We are just so happy to announce this after a good first year in business. Thank you for all your donations and we hope that you will continue to help us out in 2010. 

We are currently raising prices on many of our adoption fees because we are now spaying or neutering many of our dogs before they go up for adoption.  If you would like more info on what is happening with our prices please email us or contact us on our contact page.  Our adoption fees are lower than some rescues.  We have a base price for puppies under 6 months of age.  Any over 6 months varies as to how much we have into that certain dog.  We are non-profit!

We would like to point out that some of the dogs that we have had in the shelter for awhile have now had their adoption fee reduced.
Please take the time to look at these dogs and see if one would fit into your home.
If you have any questions please feel free to send us a email or use our contact form.
Most of these dogs have had there prices almost cut in half.

A man in Grand Rapids , Michigan incredibly took out a $7000 full
page ad in the paper to present the following essay to the people of
his community

After taking the time to read this I think every one that stops by the site needs to read it to.

Please read this and pass it on to everyone you know.

Touching Story for everyone

Because of a growing outbreak of E. coli in Ohio. Many of the dogs we have seen lately have been infected.  Take the time to read about the outbreak spreading thru Ohio.  We will be looking for ways to help build a dogs immune system to help combat E. coli and hopefully will do a updated story on how to help prevent your dog from getting it.  This can be deadly in dogs so please take the time to study up on it yourself if you are a dog owner. We have had a few puppy unfortunatly pass from this growing threat.

The growing number of E. coli cases reported in Ohio has now officially been deemed an outbreak by the Columbus Public Health department.  Also, the three cases from Franklin County have genetic links, confirming they generated from the same source.  And, in addition to the seven we reported yesterday, four new cases have been reported, raising the total number to 11 since early this month.  The seven cases—which were reported outside Franklin County—are pending processing by the state lab and have not been officially linked to the three in Franklin County, said Ohio Department of Health spokesman Kristopher Weiss. The three linked Franklin County cases were not linked to the 52-year-old Gahanna woman who died May 27.