Putts Fore Mutts Foundation

Putts Fore Mutts Foundation Helping to Save Maryland's Animals in Need!

PFMF operates on three levels in terms of helping to make a difference to the welfare of animals:

* A Grant Program that is focused on helping grassroots efforts that have a compelling vision as to how they can make a unique contribution to the animal welfare cause.

* Establishing PFMF Fundraising Projects in partnership with local for profit or nonprofit organizations that serve the mis

sion to advance the cause of animal welfare.

* Shelter Executive Development Scholarship in partnership with the Humane Society University, the program will strengthen the Executive Directors financial and fundraising abilities to look at their mission and vision and match their needs to external customers.

05/29/2020

ADOPTED!! Calla Lili is now named Lily and is enjoying life in her new home. She joined a 13 year old cat and they have quickly become friends!

05/04/2020

UPDATE 9:30pm 5/2 - MAXXI HAS BEEN FOUND! Thanks to tips submitted to our page, Maxxi has been located and is back in the shelter’s care! THANK YOU so much to everyone who shared Maxxi’s story and helped spread the word!

STOLEN DOG - REWARD FOR RETURN OF DOG, NO QUESTIONS ASKED!

Maxxi the sweet dog has been stolen from the SPCA of Anne Arundel County on Bay Ridge Avenue in Annapolis Maryland this morning. She is microchipped. Weighs about 68 pounds. PLEASE call the SPCA of Anne Arundel County at 410-268-4388 ext 0 if you have any information pertaining to the location of Maxxi.

LARGE REWARD IF FOUND, NO QUESTIONS ASKED! PLEASE SHARE TO BRING MAXXI BACK!

04/24/2020

Anne Arundel County Animal Care & Control is urgently looking for the owner of "Roman," the shelter name it has given this young male Boston terrier, who was found as a stray. If his owner is not located to provide proof that he has been vaccinated against rabies, Roman will have to undergo a strict four-month rabies quarantine because he has wounds of unknown origin that could have come from another animal.

Roman weighs 28 pounds and is estimated to be just under a year old. He has a "cherry eye," which is not unusual in his breed and can be corrected with relatively inexpensive surgery. He came to AACACC April 21 after being found in a Glen Burnie neighborhood bounded by Route 100, Interstate 97 North and Quarterfield Road. If you live in this area, please consider printing and distributing this flyer. We hope readers throughout the county will SHARE Roman's flyer on their pages and on local social media, as there is no guarantee that he is not from some other location.

State law requires that a dog or cat without a known vaccine history who may have been exposed to a rabid animal either be immediately vaccinated and undergo a four-month quarantine or be euthanized. If there is proof that the dog or cat has had a rabies vaccination, the quarantine period is reduced to 45 days.

The shelter notes that there already has been tremendous interest in Roman from potential adopters as well as a breed-specific rescue partner, so it is no longer taking additional applications for him.

Thank you, everyone!

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