Hand-crocheted
cat collars for your special kitty!
Three color choices Earth Tones, Shades
of Blue or Rainbow.
Limited quantity on Rainbow.
$3.00 each
$1.00 for postage first class. Contact
rldecker@frontiernet.net
A
Pampered Pooch
Pet Sitting
in your home
Doggy Day
Care on Premises
Full Service
Pet Groomong
138 Stevers Mill
Road
Broadalbin, NY 12025 518-883-7055
Hours:
Mon-Sat 7am-7pm, Sunday by appointment only Owner Robin Taylor
- email
We are the people
you've seen for years when dealing with your pets in
Fulton County... we've been members of the boards of
local shelters, we've worked in local veterinarian's
offices and animal shelters, we're the dog control
officers and the "animal people" you deal
with daily, or we're just people who love animals and
can't live without them.
We have experienced
people on our numerous volunteer committees, for planning
and designing, implementing, and building a new facility
that will be able to house and care for the Fulton
County Region's animal population for many years to
come.
Our dream is
to build a brand new, "state of the art" facility,
with necessary isolation wards and an operating room,
so that we can be as progressive as possible providing
spay/neuter facilities. We hope to build enough kennel
space that we can provide a boarding facility so pleasant
that we could all be comfortable leaving our own pets
there.
We believe there is a definite
need for a new facility and and we ask that animal
lovers join us in our dream and help us create THE
animal shelter for the future!
Save Our Cats,Kittens,and
Strays is a grassroots organiztion.It was formed by
concerned citizens who saw a need in the community
that was not being served.S.O.C.K.S has been successful
by promoting a spay/neuter program for many of the
homless strays and feral cats that roam about.Our goal
is to reduce the number of feline pregnancies and the
over population of cats in the community. Be a part
of the solution.You can help by spay or neutering your
pet.As a responsible pet owner,you will be preventing
unwanted litters and helping to keep your pet healthier.Our
mission is to humanely reduce the number of feral cats
in the community and to improve their quality of life
through a trap/neuter/release program and to educate
the public of the additional benefits of population
reduction through responsible ownership.
This page is dedicated to my faithful
friend Taz " The Muffin Man" who finally lost his
battle to cancer May 16th, 2008.
We miss him.
Although
we had moved away from Fort Plain we never changed our Vet
to a local one. After our struggle I am glad we stayed with
the Fort Plain Animal Hospital. All the staff knew him and
they went above and beyond the call of duty to help him.
Dr.
Chen in addition to his excellent medical training also uses
Chinese herbs and acupuncture.Many
animals have responded to that treatment.
Sacandaga Veterinary Hospital
331 Steele Ave Ext.
Gloversville, NY 12078
518-725 8117
Sacandaga
Dog Supply
PO
Box 852
Northville
Diva the wonder dog
On Saturday July 12th. My husband and I were cruising in our boat with our
two pets around Sinclair Point to Sport Island pub on Sacandaga Reservoir
to meet one of our friends. When we arrived our friend asked where
Diva our Scottie was. To our horror she was gone and must have fallen
off the boat at some point. We had no idea where but we stopped to
take a plastic bag off our propeller off Sinclair Point and thought
she may have fallen off there. This all happened around 5:15. We went
back searching and telling everyone we could to look out for her. We
even dialed 911 and called over a police boat to help us. Out to the
point we went and back with no sign of her. Our hearts sank and we
started for home looking and hoping but it was 8:15 and hope was fading
fast. As I started to lose all hope I saw a little black object on
a beach and told my husband to drive closer. As we approached we saw
the tips of her ears and her red collar. Yes it was our Diva! We joyously
picked her up but we're amazed that she could have gotten to the beach.
We figure she must have swam for at least a 1/2 mile in choppy water
with boats all around. It is a miracle we found our little dog. We
will now always have her life preserver on.
