WHO WANTS THIS BEAUTIFUL DOG? SHE'S A PURE BLACK LABRADOR, IN FLORIDA?

I HAVE BEEN ASKED TO HELP PLACE HER IN HER FOREVER HOME.  SHE DOESN'T DESERVE BEING IN A HIGH KILL SHELTER.




Please read the description.  She is unspayed.  I have no room for her.  The staff can help you w/transport or shipping by air.


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GRACIE - ID#A051479 My name is GRACIE. I am a female, black Labrador Retriever. The shelter staff think I am about 4 years old. I have been at the shelter since Mar 28, 2013. This information is 1 hour old.

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WHO'S GOT A BIG HEART AND ROOM FOR 3 ELDERLY BOSTONS TO FOSTER UNTIL WE GET THEM TO RESCUE?

OR, if you're a small dog rescue do you have room for these three old sweeties whose dog parent is in the hospital and they were given to Bay County Animal Control.  The BCAC is desperate for a foster home until we get them into a rescue group.  They are confused and unhappy and don't know why they're there.

It is crowded and noisy - a large facility.

It would be cruel to break them up at their advanced age.  It is also cruel to think that just that because they are old, and one is compromised, that no one will take them home to love, unless we get them into a rescue organization.  Can you help?

So if you can find the space, the time and the love it takes to foster three sweet dogs who of course, are small, please contact Bay County Animal Control, 850-767-3333

Bruno a neutered 15 year old

Cutie Pie a spayed female 15 year old

Starbuck a male 12 year old that has double glaucoma

CAN SOMEONE SAVE SAMMY'S LIFE? HE'S JUST A LITTLE BRINDLE BOY, BUT HE DOESN'T HAVE LONG AT THE BAY COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL IN PANAMA CITY, FL - HERE'S A LETTER FROM VOLUNTEER SHARON ABOUT HIM

 PLEASE HELP SAMMY FIND HIS FOREVER HOME!  THE NUMBER TO CALL IS     850-767-333

SAMMY DOESN'T HAVE A LOT OF TIME LEFT.  PLEASE SAVE HIM FROM EUTHANASIA!  THERE'S GOT TO BE SOMEONE OUT THERE WHO NEEDS HIM.

To Whom It May Concern,

I am writing this on behalf of the small, brindle, shelter dog you fell in love with 4 weeks ago. You and your family took him to the shelter lobby and got to know him so well, you declared you wanted to take him home right then and there.

Unfortunately, he was a stray, who had only been picked up by Animal Control 2 days earlier. He was on what is known at the shelter, as “stray hold.” That means he had to stay at the shelter a certain amount of days. These days were allotted in an effort to give his owner time to come and claim him.

You and your children spent a good long time, playing with, and petting, him. You said he was the perfect dog for you, and you fell in love with him, and he fell in love with you. You vowed that you would return in 5 days, when the “stray hold” ended, and you would adopt him.

But when the time was up, and the dog was available, you did not return. It has been over 4 weeks and he still waits for you. He has survived this long because the shelter volunteers still hope you will return, or, if not you, maybe someone else will want him.

His time is running short though. He occupies a kennel that is needed for another dog, another stray. The small, brindle dog needs to move on. Maybe the next occupant of kennel AD-3 will be luckier.

And though the dog’s life will be cut short, he will remember that one happy hour he spent with you and your family, in the shelter lobby. 

I guess I can thank you for that.

Sharon 

NSA Panama City, FL tests readiness for a breach

http://www.newsherald.com/news/base-81377-scenario-worst.html


Read this article. The Naval Support Activity Panama City tested its response to an emergency hostage situation, during the Joint Forces Response Drill.

The training drill included the coordination of Bay County Sheriff;s Office, the US Coast Guard, .

Did anyone ever throw into this effort the brick labeled POSSE COMMITATUS?

BLOODHOUND IN NEED. WHO WANTS ONE?

T-Bone is a handsome red Bloodhound with white trim on his chest. He is a very big dog, and rather overweight. Actually, he's quite a chubby fellow. He has been in and out of the Bay County Animal Control facility a couple of times. The reason is that he is a wanderer. He is also an escape artist. He visits neighbors. He's bored.

What T-Bone needs is a constant companion who can handle his size and allow him house privileges. He is already neutered. I'm sure he would LOVE to ride in the car with you, ears flapping in the wind.

I used to own, breed and show Bloodhounds once. And if I had the room, he'd be here on the sofa, watching tv right now.

But I don't.

I fear T-Bone may be euthanized. Is there someone reading this blog who would care to adopt him? He is already neutered and so his adoption fee is reduced to approximately $40.

This is a high kill/rescue friendly facility. The Friends of BCAC can help with transportation.

There was some talk of T-Bone's having some tracking or cadaver experience in the past, but that remains sketchy, and his owner didn't give us information that was verifiable. But oh, that nose.

Please call the Bay County Animal Control at (850)767-3333 and leave a message.