Please make sure your pets are vaccinated against Parvo and Distemper. Here are videos of two distemper victims, taken by Dr. Laura Szeremi of Banfield Pet Hospital in Killeen, Texas
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Dr. Kevin Kruse from the Copperas Cove Hill Country Animal Hospital advocates euthanization before finding a forever home for abandonned pets. Here is the TV Story. We are appauled. Because of his lack of support for the animals we encourage all citizens not to use him as a vet.
Copperas Cove, March 16, 2010 - Committees to be formed to look at alternative solutions to euthanasia for city pound animals. KDHnews.com
The Cat Killeen Of Copperas Cove is aksing questions YouTube.com
Copperas Cove Animal Control Officer Lee retires. KDHnew.com
Puppy mills spur call for new legislation in Texas Dallas News
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$20 will spay/ neuter a feral cat Donations will be used to test colonies for disease, spay/neuter cats to prevent new litters, feed the colonies, educate the public, offer seasonal shot clinics and other events that will benefit the animals. Assisi Animal Refuge volunteers feed and care for over 600 feral cats per day. Your help is needed! Just click on the calendar to donate. (Any amounts are appreciated.)
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Assisi Animal Refuge relies on donations to continue operating. We feed abandonned animals, maintain feral colonies, which means vet bills and feed expenses. Recently we found fosters for a dog mom and her 8 puppies. To get the puppies ready, we have to get them vaccinated when the time comes and arrange for spay/neuter. We have done the same for a large numbers of kittens and puppies before these. Please help if you can.
Assisi Animal Refuge relies on donations to continue operating. We feed abandonned animals, maintain feral colonies, which means vet bills and feed expenses. Recently we found fosters for a dog mom and her 8 puppies. To get the puppies ready, we have to get them vaccinated when the time comes and arrange for spay/neuter. We have done the same for a large numbers of kittens and puppies before these. Please help if you can.
FOSTERS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY FOR PUPPIES
One of our feral dogs has had puppies that need to be raised and socialized so they can go to good homes. Socializing them means getting them used to living in a household, dealing with people coming and going and learn some manners, like housebreaking and not nipping. If you are interested in taking on the challenge, please contact info@assisianimalrefuge.org
Low Cost Spay Neuter Clinic for Feral CatsKathy's Kitties has opened a Low Cost Spay/Neuter clinic for (stray/feral) cats in downtown Killeen. Please visit the website for more information.
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