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Rescue Centers is dedicated to providing helpful resources for dogs, cats, horses and other animals who have been displaced, or are unwanted, in need of a home, temporary shelter or sanctuary. Our site includes links to pet rescue groups located throughout the United States, Canada and Europe.

Thoughts About Pet Adoption

Our Siamese cat Barney was adopted from our local shelter, which has a 95 percent kill rate. Meaning 95 out of every 100 animals brought in will be euthanized. We brought Barney home only two days away from being "put down," and Barney is the most adorable, smart and affection cat you'll ever meet. He's friendly to everyone, taught both of our "free to good home" dogs to be his friends and playmates, loves to go on hikes, and most of all loves to be held and petted. I can't imagine our life without him.

If you want a pet, think about adopting an adult pet first, especially one from a shelter. Although the intention of animal shelters is to help unwanted pets get placed in homes, due to over-population, most shelters end up being a waiting place for animals to get euthanized (death row through no fault of their own), especially adult animals.

In Hope, an Animal Shelter Story by Robert Valentine

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Food Dangers

  • Chocolate contains theobromine, a compound that is a cardiac stimulant and a diuretic which may kill dogs.
  • Onions and garlic contain the toxic ingredient thiosulphate which may kill dogs.
  • Macadamia nuts cause dogs to develop a tremor of the skeletal muscles, and weakness or paralysis of the hindquarters.
  • Raisins and grapes may be harmful to dogs.
  • Xylitol poisoning in dogs is on the rise.

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