Comanche County Pet Resource Foundation

Comanche County Pet Resource Foundation Keeping pets at home where they are loved and cared for

Free vaccine clinic this weekend!
06/03/2026

Free vaccine clinic this weekend!

06/01/2026
The day your life (and your pet's life) changed forever: Adoption day aka "Gotcha Day".  Share your Gotcha Day pics, sid...
05/29/2026

The day your life (and your pet's life) changed forever: Adoption day aka "Gotcha Day". Share your Gotcha Day pics, side by side with a current pic if you'd like, to celebrate the happiest day!

Yesterday, we shared Cookie the cat's story needing help.  We're so grateful to all who  donate and work to assist pets ...
05/27/2026

Yesterday, we shared Cookie the cat's story needing help. We're so grateful to all who donate and work to assist pets in need. We can only offer help because of the generosity of people like you! If you'd like to donate via PayPal, CashApp, or Venmo toward covering vet bills for pets in distress, see our donation page at

UPDATE! Cookie is doing great! He looks like he will be going home tomorrow. The vet bill should be around $300 after hi...
05/26/2026

UPDATE! Cookie is doing great! He looks like he will be going home tomorrow. The vet bill should be around $300 after his treatment.

I am so sorry that I over estimated his care cost. We did bring in $150 through donations and will be able to cover his cost for care.
Thank you so much for your support and donations.

Thank you again so much. We can't do this without your support and we are so grateful to All About Pets for taking good care of Cookie for us.

Cookie is a young cat who has become blocked and can’t urinate. This is a life threatening condition that needs to be treated or Cookie will be euthanized.

Cookie’s daddy is needing help. The bill is expected to be about $350 with the hospital stay.
CCPRF has committed $200 to Cookie’s care, but that will not be enough to cover the costs of the procedure.
If anyone can help, Cookie and his dad will be so grateful.

Cookie is at All About Pets for treatment.

Anyone who can help can call All About Pets to donate or you can use this PayPal link. https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=92XLLR4NUN55Q

Thank you all for helping Cookie. We have a great community and we are very grateful for you.

🇺🇸 This Memorial Day, we remember the brave men, women and working animals who made the ultimate sacrifice for our count...
05/25/2026

🇺🇸 This Memorial Day, we remember the brave men, women and working animals who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

As you spend time with family, friends, and furry loved ones this weekend, we hope you’ll also take a moment to reflect on the heroes we remember today.

From all of us at CCPRF, thank you to those who served and sacrificed. 🐾

Wishing everyone a safe, peaceful, and love-filled Memorial Day weekend. 🇺🇸✨

🐾 Pet Care 101 Monday: Adoption Do’s & Don’ts 🐾Bringing home a new dog is exciting — but successful adoptions start with...
05/25/2026

🐾 Pet Care 101 Monday: Adoption Do’s & Don’ts 🐾

Bringing home a new dog is exciting — but successful adoptions start with realistic expectations and good planning. Choosing the right dog for your family and lifestyle can make all the difference for both you and your new best friend. ❤️

✅ DO: Match the dog to your lifestyle A high-energy working breed may struggle in a low-activity home, while a senior couch potato may not enjoy marathon hikes every weekend. Be honest about your activity level, schedule, and experience.
✅ DO: Budget beyond the adoption fee Some dogs require regular grooming, professional training, special diets, medications, or higher veterinary costs. Long-coated breeds, doodles, poodles, and double-coated dogs often need routine grooming every 4–8 weeks.
✅ DO: Introduce existing pets before adoption Not every dog likes every dog — and that’s okay! Slow, safe introductions can prevent heartbreak and stress later. Many shelters and rescues can help arrange meet-and-greets before adoption.
✅ DO: Remember the 3-3-3 Rule Many newly adopted dogs need time to decompress and adjust.
🐶 3 Days: Overwhelmed, nervous, unsure
🐶 3 Weeks: Starting to settle in and learn routines
🐶 3 Months: Beginning to truly feel at home and show their personality
Patience and consistency are key during this adjustment period.

❌ DON’T: Adopt based only on looks Cute puppies grow up, and breed traits matter. Research energy levels, grooming needs, size, and temperament before committing.
❌ DON’T: Expect perfection immediately Your new dog may have accidents, anxiety, or behavioral quirks at first. They are adjusting to a completely new world.
❌ DON’T: Skip training and structure Clear communication, routines, and positive reinforcement help dogs feel safe and successful.
The goal isn’t just adoption — it’s a lasting match that keeps pets in loving homes for life. 🐾❤️

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Comanche County, OK
73502

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