by Eliana Aubin
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| I'll take it!! |
The past several
weeks have been full of activities at Desert Haven Animal Refuge, the no-kill
domestic animal sanctuary owned and operated by the Sierra County Humane
Society.
Newly arrived Fox Terriers Miles, Milo and Shi-Tzu mix Matty,
are now sterilized. Miles is in the process of being adopted. We thank everyone
who was involved with their recent rescue.
Interested in adopting a lap-dog with personality? Please check-out our Facebook page at www.Facebook.com/DesertHaven. Our web
site www.DesertHavenAnimalRefuge.com can also
take you to our Petfinder page, only a click away. The sanctuary is open to visitors
every Tuesday between 9 AM and 4 PM. Dog Town is home to dogs of various breeds
and sizes, including two little Chihuahuas, Penny & Violet. These small, young
fur-babies have resided at Dog Town for many, many months now. Both are trusting
that someone special will want to give them a loving home for the
holidays. Penny & Violet, together
with Miles, Milo and Matty, and occasional play-mates Penelope & Sancho,
are taking advantage of every amenity offered by their Puppy Play Yard and its cozy
indoor section.
Thanks to Joe,
Tom and Kevin, Dog Town is now ready for winter. Inside the Inn, carpet remnants have been cut
to size and laid-out everywhere on the cement floors. All
the furry little ones have their very own doggie-bed to snuggle in at night. In
the play yards, every igloo and dog house is now thoroughly insulated. With the Cool Cat Neighborhood and Birdland also
recently winterized, every little
resident at Desert Haven will be warm and cozy this winter.
Gentle Ben, the young black lab abandoned at Percha Dam State
Park three weeks ago, is now residing at the sanctuary. His new playmates - Taz and Missy – have
welcomed him into their circle and the three of them can be seen playing never-ending
games. If everything goes as planned,
Gentle Ben will soon be ready to become the newest member of Sue & Dan’s
family in TorC.
This
week’s wish list: wire fencing & posts - dog & cat food – used bedding
for the furry sanctuary residents. Your donations can be dropped off
at Paws & Claws Thrift Shoppe located adjacent to Family Dollar in TorC.
For more information, contact us at 575-894-2639.
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