La Pine Pet Evacuation Team - PET - La Pine OR

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P.E.T. ~ Providing animal rescue services in Central Oregon since 2001, a 501 c 3 organization

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06/25/2025
05/01/2025
SUSPECT ARRESTED ...if anyone has any information regarding this case ....
04/30/2025

SUSPECT ARRESTED ...if anyone has any information regarding this case ....

🚨 Animal Abuse Investigation – La Pine Area 🚨

Last week, Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office deputies and animal control officers investigated an animal abuse incident in the La Pine area. We are aware of the video circulating online today. Our team responded swiftly when it was first reported last week, and the investigation reports have already been forwarded to the District Attorney’s Office for charging consideration. The investigation is on-going.

If you have any additional information, eyewitness accounts, or video evidence that may assist in this case, please contact our non-emergency dispatch line (541-693-6911) and reference DCSO Case No. 25-22032.

Thank you for your continued support in helping us protect the vulnerable — including our animal companions. 🐾

04/20/2025

Hey Fido Friends!
Tomorrow is a big day for many!
We all know Easter can be cute with our pets, however,
- PLEASE REMEMBER -
The TOP 3 HAZARDS for CATS & DOGS and other pets at Easter:
Plastic Easter grass
CHOCOLATE
candy wrappers

Also making the 'NO' LIST:
Raw eggs
candy with Xylitol
Hot Cross Buns (raisins, currants)
and costumes aren't for everyone...some of our furry family members can get stressed in cute costumes.
Have fun, BE SAFE💙

03/27/2025

Time to start saving those redeemable bottles & cans!

The BottleDrop Earth Week Give campaign match starts April 15th. will be adding a 20% match to all dropped blue bags.

As always, you can also donate through your green bag accounts which will also have a match if you'd rather!

Call or Text our regional bottle drop coordinators for our special QR coded blue bags:
♻️ Mylum (Bend area) 541-497-3628
♻️ Anne (Sisters/Redmond area) 310-200-1798

Thank you for supporting our mission assisting animals (and their people) in our community experiencing crisis.

03/21/2025

The truth about cat s*x

I'm going to have to admit, when I am encouraging people to have their cats neutered, internally I don't react well when they tell me they don't want to take away the cats pleasure in having s*x. And here are the things I try to tell them in a reasonable tone…

- while cats exhibit affection for each other in many ways, their reproductive urges are governed by their hormones. Take away those hormones, and you are not going to see them participating in s*xual activity. That could be one clue that they don't think about s*x like humans do…

- Something many people don't know is that the p***s of a male cat can have up to 180 barbs on it. Yes barbs – maybe not quite as sharp as the thorns on a rosebush, but definitely barbs. And the purpose of these barbs is reproductive – during the mating process, the barbs on that male cat's p***s rake the inside of the female cats va**na, and this stimulates the ovaries to release eggs. Everything I have read implies this is painful to the female cat, which is why she screams. I had someone suggest to me that we don't really know if she's feeling pain, after all don't humans oftentimes scream during s*x? Well all I can say is the thought of 180 barbs raking the inside of that cats va**na does not sound like a pleasurable thing to me, and having actually observed the female cats being pinned down and bred, there is nothing that would imply pleasure in anyone viewing it. At least not for the female.

- people who believe s*x is an active pleasure for the cats are equating it with human s*x. But female cats only engage in s*x when they are in heat – it is a reproductive function. Male cats might be prone to try to mate more often, but once they are neutered those urges usually go away (this is being edited per all the comments on this post to note that male Cats often will continue a mounting behavior with other cats – this is not s*xual behavior, see the link in the post farther down on this page discussing hu***ng behavior). Humans do not need to be experiencing hormonal reactions to have s*x – the two are not the same.

So maybe let's get away from thinking the cats are doing this to have fun. Throw in the fact that the female cats are breeding constantly- having 2 to 3 litters a year, no break at all from the constant cycle of in heat, being bred, pregnant, labor and delivery, nursing kittens for 6 to 8 weeks, weaning them, and beginning the cycle all over – no I would say cat s*x is not fun at all. It might not be quite as hard on the boys except for the fact that they are constantly fighting with each other, beating each other up, getting infections, passing diseases and being hated by humans because of the spraying issues. The endless kittens being born with nobody wanting to take them in is the sad end result of cat s*x.
(***editing this to include this link about why male cats might continue to mount other cats after they have been neutered – lots of comments about this in the comment section! https://www.thesprucepets.com/stop-hu***ng-behavior-554062?)

Come on everyone - whether you do cat rescue or not, get the cat fixed! They're really not having a good time, and their lives will be so much better when they're fixed!
(** please do your best to be courteous in your comments and responses, the goal is to educate and people will hear that better if you don't call them stupid☺️**)

Good tips on feline inappropriate urination.
03/08/2025

Good tips on feline inappropriate urination.

03/02/2025

Thinking about getting a Doodle, Cockapoo or any Poodle mix? Have you been told they "don't need grooming until 1yrs old" or "coat maintenance is easy"?

*PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING piece written by a groomer..in the pic that's known as a pelted coat /Pelting. A dog’s fur gets so matted & tangled it will come off in one piece. It's outs tension on the skin, can damage the skin causing horrible infections and sometimes renders the dog helpless,unable to move and it can then cause fatality
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Poodle crosses (cockapoos, doodles, maltipoos etc.) are not "easy breeds" to maintain. The photo attached (shared from another groomer) shows how matting forms at the skin. By looking at this dog's top coat, you may not see the knots and you may not feel them as you would a knot on the ends of the fur but under that fluffy top layer this is going on. Once it starts its very difficult/ impossible to brush out... and even if you could it would be cruel to put the dog through it. Maintenance at home has to be more than a quick once over for these dogs if you want to keep them in that fluffy coat which was probably one of the reasons you chose a poodle cross in the first place. You really need to sit down with a brush and then a metal comb and make sure you can get it through the entire body at least 2 to 3 times a week.

I often feel like owners don't believe groomers when they say their dog has to be clipped very short. I always hear "I know he/she is matted, but leave as much as you can". You cannot clip through matting, you can only clip under it. As this photo shows, clipping under the matting means taking the coat back to the skin.
I promise you, your groomer really doesn't want to do this but they won't hurt your dog by putting it through dematting, they also don't want to hurt their reputation when the clients go around complaining about how the last groomer "scalped" their dog but there really is not any alternative. Instead of being angry with your groomer if they clip your dog very short please respect their commitment to do what is in your dog's best interest, accept responsibility for not having brushed your dog properly at home, and work with your groomer because, together, you can prevent this happening again. All groomers will be very happy to demonstrate a technique called line brushing which will help make your grooming at home more effective. Just ask! We all want owners to know how to do this

Poodle crosses are easily one of the highest maintenance dogs in reference to their coats. The combination of the soft coat they are mixing poodles with these days is a coat that is extremely prone to matting.

If you like a fluffy pup, you probably need to consider no more than 3-5 week intervals between grooming and set aside time for regular brushing AND combing at home.

Please know, if you bathe your poodle cross you really need to blow dry and brush out right after. Moisture, be it a bath, rain, swimming, snow etc are all going to make matting worse. If you know your dog is already matted-- bathing is only going to make it worse! Brush out before the bath.

Lastly "breeders" who say these dogs can't or shouldnt be clipped and not to give them a hair cut until they are one year old are misleading potential owners in order to sell$$$$ puppies and setting them up for a sad day when they finally take their pup to the groomer!!!

If this hasn't put you off buying one please schedule your puppy's first groom immediately after they've had their vaccinations and then be prepared to do the maintenance at home between regular professional grooms.

03/01/2025

REGISTER NOW!
JOIN OUR TEAM!
NEW VOLUNTEER TRAINING
March 30, 9-1
Deschutes Co Extension Office
3800 SE Airport Way Building 3 Redmond
To Register:
Email confirmation and t-shirt size to [email protected]
Go to PET website: petevacuationteam.com Click on DONATE button and pay $20 for the required t-shirt and ID badge.
Or use Venmo. (QR code in comments)

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