Help Animals Needing Doctors

10/05/2024

We made it and it is devastating and roads are nearly impossible for most up here to go anywhere to get basic supplies.

Since Katrina, tornados, and many other hurricanes- I have seen ASPCA with their boots on the ground working disasters like no other and they need help. People here are not getting the resources and they don’t have the simply things for animals like food. From livestock to chickens to reptiles and of course dogs and cats they have nothing.

ASPCA has set up a warehouse in Fletcher North Carolina to assist all states in the disaster areas. They need continual supplies of food and please go on chewy, Amazon, or any online tonight and send it to this address please!! And below is a message I received from Tim after we talked. 

Davis Event Center Western WNC AG Center Fletcher-1301 Fanning Bridge Road
Fletcher, NC 28732

This is Tim Rickey with ASPCA I am working with a state of North Carolina through the activation of our MOU. We have establish a western North Carolina pet supply distribution hub. The purpose of this hub is to provide a single source shipping location for all pet supplies we have a team on the ground prepared to receive the supplies repackage them and move them into the impacted communities. Supporting the animal facilities, pre-established pods, community pet distribution centers.

We are looking for 25,000 pounds of pet food broken up into adult dog, poppy, Cat, kitten. We are looking for dry and wet food. 

06/29/2024

We don’t want your money!!

In Beaufort County, South Carolina, the rules and fines for dogs running at large and leash laws on the Fourth of July are as follows:

1. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times in public areas, including parks, beaches, and sidewalks. This is to ensure the safety of the dog and others around them.

2. If a dog is found running at large, the owner may be subject to fines ranging from $50 to $500, depending on the severity of the offense and any previous violations.

3. On the Fourth of July, when there are typically fireworks displays and large crowds, it is especially important to keep dogs on a leash to prevent them from getting scared and running away.

4. Owners are also encouraged to make sure their dogs have proper identification, such as a collar with tags or a microchip, in case they do get lost.

5. Beaufort County Animal Services may have additional specific regulations in place for the Fourth of July holiday, so it is recommended to check with them for any updated rules or restrictions.

Overall, it is important for dog owners to be responsible and considerate of others by keeping their pets on a leash and under control, especially during busy holidays like the Fourth of July. Failure to do so could result in fines and potential harm to the dog or others.

01/21/2024

Remi only has 85 subscribers and needs 1,000- surely he can teach 915 more

05/07/2019

08/31/2015

Please Share and help find owners of missing animals!!!!

Thunder and Lightning have cause a flood of animals and we need the community to help us find their homes! PLEASE SHARE OUR PAGE IF YOU OWN A PET OR KNOW SOMEONE THAT OWNS A PET IN BEAUFORT COUNTY!! Beaufort County's population is over 170,000 and the estimate is 42k own dogs, 54k own cats, and 12k own other animals. We count on our community to help find owners of animals we found or brought in and continue to help REDUCE in Beaufort County!!

08/29/2011

Needs a Home!!! Small pekingese mix (14lbs) female and loves other animals!!

08/02/2011

Only 2 pigs left that need homes! Wilbur is quite large and his sidekick Lucy....Anyone???? http://hiltonhead.craigslist.org/grd/2525952815.html

08/02/2011

HAND's Newsletter http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=c0fd23180d596d63804e8bf3e&id=054cfffe1d