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of PAWS
January - March 2019

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• Adoptable Pets • Local Rescues • Pet Businesses • Advice • Recipes & more!

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Hello ! I am so excited to be bringing you this wonderful publication
for Pet Parents, Pet Lovers, Rescuers and the like.
My name is Sharon Cowell, publisher for the last 9 years of Mama's
Lil Guide magazine, the print publication for moms all over
Bucks/Mont.
I am a mama of 3 and fur mama of 3 dogs and 2 cats. I have been
a foster mama and volunteer for a local rescue, and want to help
advocate for as many as I can that do not have a voice.
I wanted to combine some of my passions of publishing, community,
rescues, local business and animals to create a resource that would
not only help local animals in need of a home or rescue, but provide
education, information and events to all people who have a passion
for helping and loving animals.
Every business that advertises with us will help to promote a
cat/dog/animal that is in rescue or at a local shelter that needs a
little more help getting noticed or seen.
Along with a highlighted feature picture and bio of the animal in the
publication, they will be posted on our Facebook page and in the online version.
We will also be highlighting rescue groups and adoption events in each issue along with pet friendly places, recipes and local
resources that need help.
Each issue will run 2 months and 10% off all ad sales each issue will go to a rescue of our choice. We hope to make House
Full of Paws Magazine an educational and valuable resource and help find homes for as many animals as we can. Enjoy!
For more information about advertising or adding an animal or event to our publication, contact Sharon Cowell, 267-312-1825
or email mamaslilguide@gmail.com.

Please help us find these wonderful animals a forever home

by sharing them and telling others about them . . .
together we can save one more!!!

Do you own a local business? Owner / Publisher / Sales:

Please consider advertising in our next issue. Sharon Cowell
267-312-1825
Your sponsorship will help this much needed project for our local shelters
mamaslilguide@gmail.com
while getting your business in front of new customers!
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Graphic Design by Tara M. Smith
Cover Photo by MGC Photography The Uncorked Artist

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 eke
BREED:

Z
English Pointer

LOCATION:
Feasterville, PA

AGE:
Young

GENDER:
Male

SIZE:
Large

COLOR:
Tricolor (Brown, Black, & White)
Hi, I'm Zeke. I'm a 3 year old English Pointer that is looking for a forever home.
If you dont know much about my breed let me fill you in. We are hard driving,
processing stamina, courage and always wanting to go on adventures. COAT LENGTH:
Short
Though dignified and sweet-natured, we are packed with energy and we should
be with a family who will give us the running exercise we need to feel satisfied.
Our breed gets bored easily, that's when we start to look for something to do HOUSE TRAINED:
on our own. With strangers, most English Pointers are slightly reserved, but not Yes
me. I love everyone and will make sure you know it!
HEALTH:
The English Pointer can be a bit stubborn and that is why the rescue quickly
trained me all my basic manners. Since I'm very sensitive like most pointers, I Vaccinations up to date, spayed / neutered
respond well to patience and positive training that includes food rewards and
praise. My new family will also have to help remind me to demonstrate impulse HOUSING PREFERENCE:
control when I get excited. No other pets. No young children.
I'm ready for my new home, if you are an active family with dog experience that
can give me the exercise I need please come meet me. ADOPTION FEE:

You will fall in love with me and wonder how you ever lived without me. Waived

If you would like more info on this dog and our adoption process, please contact info@jaxslabrescue.org.
You can also visit our website at www.jlrrescue.org for additional information about our process
and our coverage areas or call (267) 416-5297.
Holistic Pet Care…What Does That Mean?
What does holistic actually mean and entail? As a veterinarian, it means evaluating your pet, usually a dog or cat,
from an overall picture of the entire animal—everything that could be affecting your pet’s health, such as the food
they eat, the lifestyle they enjoy along with the one you offer them, and the physical, mental, and emotional (yes, I
said emotional) influences in their lives.
Traditional veterinary medicine is often labeled the “drug” way of handling disease. Yet, as a veterinarian practic-
ing holistic pet care, the first thing I tell my clients is that drugs are not necessarily a bad thing unless they are
hurting more than helping. As an example, in acute severe pain management, it is important to help alleviate the
pain as quickly as possible, so the body can start the healing process. This can involve medications that start
quickly, followed by other modalities like acupuncture, chiropractic, laser therapy, nutrition, herbs, flower essences,
and whatever else is available to help the body “heal thy self” into a “healthy self”.
What can potential clients and their pets expect when they set up an appointment for a holistic care evaluation?
Well, first and foremost, I will ask you as the caregiver to provide the medical history that helps me put together the
puzzle of your pet’s dilemma: blood work, X-rays, nutrition, current supplements, and current medications—any
information that will provide a founda-
tion to help us put this puzzle together,
so a healing program can be put
forward for you and your pet.
I will recommend and we will put
together the next steps, utilizing the
modalities that are my special interests:
nutrition, which is always discussed;
Chinese acupuncture; Chinese herbs;
chiropractic; laser therapy or different
combinations, which may be modified
as the body responds. All of this
happens in a very calm relaxing
environment at my home/small farm.
There is no rushing, and the first
appointment is usually one hour. Your
pet will come to feel this is a “spa day
experience” and so will you!

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 www.LastChanceRanch.org
Cyber is a very cute
Chihuahua mix that is
about 4 years old and a
little over 10 pounds!
Sweet, affectionate, and well
Tootsie
behaved 2-year old American
Bulldog mix looking for a
home to spoil her rotten &

Cyber
She originally came to our
shelter very scared and
wary of new people but
BOY has that changed-
she loves hopping up and cuddling with people and loves to give
kisses too! She might need some time to settle into a new family
and because of this she would be best in a home with older kids
(ages 12+).
She is a spunky little girl with a cute curly tail that is looking for a
warm doggy bed to curl up in!
Her adoption fee is $295, she is spayed, microchipped, and up to
date on all vaccines as well as current with flea/tick treatments
and heart worm preventative.
If you are interested in adopting any of our dogs please email:
pets@lastchanceranch.org or fill out an application on our website.
give her a big comfy dog bed!
Tootsie is a true southern
belle that was moments away
from euthanasia in a rural
Georgia shelter. Thankfully she was pulled at the last minute and we
were able to provide her with a new outlook on life!
She loves people of all ages, and walks well on a leash, is house
trained, knows a few tricks, and is good with other dogs her size.
She tested positive for heartworm and will receive treatment prior to
adoption or go home in a foster-to-adopt situation.
Her adoption fee is $295, she is spayed, microchipped, and up to
date on all vaccines as well as current with flea/tick treatments and
heart worm treatment.
If you are interested in adopting any of our dogs please email:
pets@lastchanceranch.org or fill out an application on our website

Sponsored by: STAY & PLAY PET RESORT 1957 Pioneer Road • Huntingdon Valley, PA • 215-323-4811 • StayAndPlayPets.com

Nom! Nom! Nom! Valentine's Day

Want to make your pal some yummy homemade treats? Strawberry Dog Treats
Here are a few recipes we've tried... Enjoy! One Banana
Six Strawberries
Mix up in nutri- bullet,
blender or vitamix and pour
into Heart shaped molds or
Sweet Potato Chews Ice Cube Trays
Freeze for a few Hours

Slice a sweet potato into length-wise thin slices

about 1/4 inch wide and cook at 250 degrees for
3 Hours.
I sprinkle mine with Turmeric since its supposed to be good
for their joints and stiffness before baking!

Strawberry Banana Dog Treats

1/3 cup all natural peanut butter
(NO xylitol as it is toxic to dogs)
1/2 cup oats
1 mashed banana
5 finely chopped strawberries
1 egg
Mix ingredients into a dough ball and lightly flour surface to cut out shapes
with cookie cutter. Place cutouts on cookie sheet, bake at 300° for about
20-25 minutes. Let cool completely and store in bag in fridge.

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Upcoming
Pet Events
Last Chance Ranch Chipotle Fundraiser
1/20 | 4-8pm
At Chipotle Doylestown- 569 N. Main Street Doylestown
For dine in or take out, NOT online orders.
Chipotle will donate 33% of your bill when
you tell the cashier you are supporting Last
Chance Ranch.
Canine Acupuncture with Dr. Gina
Tranquillo
1/23 | 3-6pm
The Dining Dog and Friends, 3245 Hamiliton Blvd Allentown
YOU MUST CALL TO SCHEDULE YOUR
APPOINTMENT AT (610) 351-9333.
Note: Appointments are approximately 45
minutes. $85 a session.
Dr. Tranquillo’s areas of interest include:
reproduction, preventative medicine and
general health, emergency services,
complimentary medicine (acupuncture and
massage) and sports medicine.
Dog Bite Prevention Workshop
1/25 - 6-10pm
Hosted by ACCT Philly and NJ Aid for
Animals & Philadoptables
El Concilio, 141 E Hunting Park Ave, Philadelphia
Tailored for animal care professionals
including shelter/rescue staff, fosters,
volunteers, groomers, vets, vet techs, animal
control officers, and police officers. Parking is
free! We ask a $5 donation for attendance,
please register here: https://goo.gl/forms/
HWb5JjDXwfb5EwHg2
Pet CPR and First Aid Certification
Fundraiser Class
1/26
Animal Welfare Association, 509 Centennial Blvd, Voorhees
Township, New Jersey
petemergencyeducation.com
$69.95 Registration fee.
This class is designed to teach the partici-
pant how to administer emergency CPR
and first aid to an animal until veterinary
care is ascertained.
CATS Bridge to Rescue - Paws and Pints
1/27 | 1-5pm
Moss Mill Brewing Company, 109 Pike Circle, Unit D,
Huntingdon Valley
$1 from every pint sold for the day will be
donated to CATS Bridge to Rescue!
To Advertise, Call Sharon: 267-312-1825
have baked goods and handmade
crafts for sale to benefit our frenchies in
foster care. AND you can get your
smooch on at our Frenchie Kissing
Booth!
Paint Your Pet
Register: 2/13 | 6-9pm
https://www.facebook.com/events/2238 The Uncorked Artist, 1414 Old York Road, Warminster
962229675640/ Create a one of a kind keepsake of your
http://www.catsbridge.org favorite pet & select your favorite
organization to receive a $10 donation.
Paint Your Pet Seats $45.
1/28 | 6-9pm
www.theuncorkedartist.com/events/paint-
The Uncorked Artist, 1414 Old York Road, Warminster your-pet-feb132019
Create a one of a kind keepsake of your
favorite pet & select your favorite Puppy Love Party, a Valentine's
organization to receive a $10 donation. Celebration
Seats $45. 2/14 | 5 PM – 8 PM
www.theuncorkedartist.com/events/paint- The Dining Dog and Friends, 3245 Hamilton Blvd.,
your-pet-jan282019 Allentown
The Lehigh Valley's most unique Healthy
Essential Oils for People and Pets Pet Market featuring only whole foods.
1/30 | 6:30-8pm http://www.thediningdog.com
The ROOM at MEADOWBROOK, 4089 Durham Rd., Ottsville
Learn how to combine essential oils for An Enchanted Evening with Wildlife
yourself and your furry friends. $20 for 2/16 | 6-10pm
class, and if you purchase a starter kit we Aark Wildlife Rehabilitation and Education Center
will reimburse that $20 towards your Doylestown Country Club, 20 Country Lane, Doylestown
purchase plus donate $10 to a local Tickets available at www.aark.org
rescue. Register srw@epix.net Cocktail hour, dinner and dancing
featuring the Motown Sounds of Steve
Canine Learning Experience Cofield and Sweet!! Wildlife
2/2 showcase, silent auction, raffles and
Exhibitors, canine educators, a wide more.
variety of dog related vendors, rescue, Tickets are $150 per person or $1,150
breed booths, eye clinic. Free Parking. for a table of 8.
Pre register for the Eye exams
www.lehighvalleykennelclub.com/events National Dog Biscuit Day
$8.00 per person-, kids under 12 yrs free 2/23
Peace Valley Nature Center, 170 Chapman Road,
Celebrate Valentine's Day with FBRN Doylestown
(French Bulldog Rescue Network) Celebrate National Dog Biscuit Day at
2/10 | 11am- 2pm Peace Valley Nature Center! Stop by
Bill's Wonderland of Pets, 804 N. White Horse Pike, and purchase some homemade dog
Magnolia, NJ 08049 treats. Dogs are not allowed on our
Come and get your frenchie kisses at nature trails, but we sure do appreciate
Bill's! Just in time for Valentine's day, we'll seeing them on the bike and hike path!
be here to fill your hearts with love. We'll Love those fur babies!
Bucks County SPCA has some cold blooded cuties that
are looking for warm homes and warm hearts. Stop by
the Quakertown location to meet Ellie, Turtle and Kurt,
the red ear slider gang.
Adoption fee $10 per turtle.
Ellie
To view our amazing cold blooded critters & other
available animals, check out our website
www.bcspca.org/meet-animals
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 www.CatTalesInc.org
Jade is a 12 year old Nelson is a
senior, black, female. 2-year-old,
She is spayed, vacci- orange and white
nated, and microchipped! domestic short-
Jade needs to take one haired male.

Jade Nelson
pill a day for her thyroid, He is neutered,
but it's no problem vaccinated, and
because she is used to it, microchipped.
so she is very obedient about it. She would prefer
to live in a quieter household.
For More Information: Contact Cat Tales at Info@cattalesinc.org or call us at 215-933-6900.

10 Reasons Senior Cats Rule!

Here at CATS Bridge to Rescue we have plenty of senior and adult cats waiting for forever homes.
When senior cats are adopted, they seem to understand that they’ve been rescued, and are all the more
thankful for it.

A senior cat’s personality has already developed, so you’ll know if he or she is a good fit for your family.

You can teach an old cat new tricks Senior cats have the attention span and impulse control that makes them
easier to train than their youthful counterparts.

A senior cat may very well already know basic household etiquette (like not attacking your feet at night)
anyway!

In particular, senior cats are often already litter trained and are
less likely to “forget” where the box is.

A senior cat won’t grow any larger, so you’ll know exactly how
much cat you’re getting.

Senior cats are often content to just relax in your company, unlike
younger cats, who may get into mischief because they’re bored.

Speaking of relaxing, senior cats make great napping buddies.

Senior cats often know that scratching posts (not furniture) are for
scratching and toys (not hands or feet) are for biting.

Senior cats are some of the hardest to find homes for — so when you
adopt a senior cat, you’re truly saving a life.

For More Information: Contact Cats Bridge to Rescue at 215-987-8961 • catsbridgetorescue@yahoo.com • www.catsbridge.org

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Dog Town Rescue 252 Bethlehem Pike • Colmar, PA
If you are interested in adopting any of these pets, please contact us! 267-308-0459
adoptions@dogtown309.com
This handsome stud is Bradley!
Bradley is a Pit Bull Terrier & Labrador Retriever Mix approx. 9 months old. Bradley
loves people and dogs. Like most young dogs he would benefit from a family willing to
work on training and basic manners so he can grow up to be his best self. Bradley
promises lots of love and laughs in return.
His $250 adoption fee includes basic vet care including neuter, age appropriate
vaccinations and microchipping.
Email: adoptions@dogtown309.com

ey
Bradl
Looking for a dog who's head tilt and soulful eyes will win you over day after day?
Henley is your man! Henley is a Pit Bull Terrier and Terrier Mix who is probably around 3
years old. He LOVES his people, and is so happy to give hugs and kisses, and in return
get lots of pets and attention. He is in our playgroup, and is kind of a "rough and
tumble" guy, but it's all in the name of fun! He keeps his kennel clean overnight *Most*
of the time, but any adopters should expect some transitional housebreaking.

Henley
Overall, Henley is just a sweet boy who would make a wonderful family pet!
Henley’s adoption fee is $200. Email: adoptions@dogtown309.com

Clyde is a Chihuahua Mix who was surrendered to the local shelter when his family
unfortunately had to move away. He lived with young kids, which we might not neces-
sarily do again given his bossy chi personality, but good to know! It seems he did well in
his home, and may have some pain in his hind leg area, which we will investigate further.
He also seems to prefer women to men, but could do well with either with slower intros.
Once Clyde warms up to you, he is sweet as can be. He loves to nibble on your fingers,
beg for your food, and LOVES to be chased by other dogs.
Clyde would benefit from an owner who has chihuahua experience and will go slow and

Clyde
do things on his terms. He could live with another dog who likes to play!
Email: adoptions@dogtown309.com

oma
Oklah
This adorable girl is the one and only Oklahoma!
She is on the lookout for a family looking for a fun-loving, sweet, playful and pretty,
young dog....but really who wouldn't want that?! And she LOVES other dogs!
Oklahoma is a Pit Bull Terrier and Terrier Mix.
She is estimated to be about a year old and as much as she loves hanging out in our
playgroup with other dogs and saying hi to every person she meets she really would
love a home of her own.
Oklahoma's $250 adoption fee will include age appropriate vaccinations, microchipping,
heartworm testing and spay.
Email: adoptions@dogtown309.com

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 252 Bethlehem Pike
Colmar, PA www.dogtownrescue.org
267-308-0459
Dog Town Rescue was started in 2013 when a bunch of volunteers from a local shelter wanted to do MORE to help the homeless
dogs in the Philadelphia area, and beyond.
One of these fine ladies, Jennifer Joseph, happened to own and operate a premier doggy daycare and boarding facility called
Dog Town, in Colmar, PA, the Philadelphia suburbs. Jenn felt that an adoptable dog who enjoyed romping with other dogs could
hang out and play in the daycare while looking for a new home. This worked well for a short while but both the overwhelming
number of dogs who needed her help, and the success of this model meant that the rescue quickly outgrew the one or two spaces
in the daycare and became its own official sister organization, Dog Town Rescue.
Dog Town Rescue is an official 501(c)3 not for profit organization. All donations are tax deductible, as allowed by the IRS. Our
dogs come from local shelters, and beyond, where they are often at high risk of euthanasia. When you adopt from us you truly
are saving a life, in addition to enriching your own!
Check us and our adoptable dogs out, and consider making a donation to help us with our life-saving rescue work.
There are also many volunteering opportunities :
• Adoption events • Walking dogs at our adoption centers, and helping with the care of the dogs • Transports; both from
shelters to our adoption centers, as well as to vet appointments, etc • Fundraising & collecting donations
Volunteers interacting directly with the dogs (walking, feeding, etc) must be at least 16 years old, for liability reasons, however
we can always put younger volunteers to work with much needed help like cleaning, dishes, stuffing peanut butter kongs, etc.
Volunteer orientation happens twice a month at our Colmar location. It is every second Wednesday of every month at 6pm.
Check out our events tab for specific dates.

Olivia came to us in November 2017 when we crossed paths with her in a local shelter
where she was heavily pregnant. A shelter is no place for a dog to have puppies so off
she came to Dog Town for a little quiet space to raise her brood....and she had quite the
brood! 12 puppies in total, all of whom are doing well and have moved onto their new
homes and lives.
Olivia developed a bit of a protective personality, which we think may be because of the
puppies she originally felt she had to protect. Now, she is queen of our daily play group,

Olivia
but is still exhibiting some of those behaviors.
Olivia requires slow introductions to new people, and does better when she is not in our
adoption center. We are looking for someone willing to put in the time to get to know
her, and to help her overcome her "stranger danger" fears once outside of our care.
When you know Olivia, you will have gained a loyal friend who regularly keeps you laughing. Her stumpy little legs and big
personality are so incredibly addictive. She loves to romp and play, and will sometimes even play bow her human friends. One
of her favorite things is engaging her human friends in a game of fetch, which should make for some fun backyard summer play
sessions. Sometimes, when she does "zoomies", we refer to her as Porky Pig (you have to see it to understand).
Olivia seems to be housetrained, and has earned herself a small mattress in her kennel. She sleeps like a queen with a bed full
of so many stuffed animals that the average toddler would be jealous.
Olivia lived with another dog in her former home, and has quite the posse of canine friends at Dog Town. We think she would
do great with another playful, friendly dog in a home. Email: adoptions@dogtown309.com

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 Don’t Shop . . . Adopt!
So Many Local Rescues Have Lots of Adoptables to Choose From!
We strongly encourage everyone to Adopt from a local shelter or rescue.
Most of these animals have been left there due to no fault of their own and just want a loving human
or family to give them love and care! Most rescue's rely on volunteers to help and are always in need of
donations. If you have spare time and can help in any capacity give them a call or visit their websites to see
what they may need help with. Here are just a few rescues in the area:

Almost Home Dog Rescue Montgomery County SPCA

Doylestown, PA 1059 Sweisford Rd., Perkiomenville, PA
almosthome4dogs@yahoo.com (610) 754-7822
almosthomedogrescue.rescuegroups.org www.montgomerycountyspca.org

Bella Reed Pitbull Rescue Salfid Rescue

Southampton, PA PO Box 213, Souderton, PA
bellareedpitbullrescue@aol.com (215) 723-8786
www.bellareedpbr.com www.salfidrescue.org

Bucks County Spca Quakertown Cat Tales Adoption Center

60 Reservoir Rd., Quakertown, PA 1111 Easton Rd #17, Warrington, PA
(267) 347-4674 (215) 933-6900
www.bcspca.org
Cats Bridge to Rescue
Bucks County SPCA Lahaska 2820 Old Lincoln Hwy #4, Feasterville-Trevose, PA
1665 Street Road, New Hope, PA (215) 987-8961
215-794-7425 www.catsbridge.org

Last Chance Ranch

9 Beck Rd., Quakertown, PA
(215) 538-2510
www.lastchanceranch.org

Wet Nose Rescue

14425 Bustleton Ave., Philadelphia, PA
(267) 684-6187
www.wetnoserescue.org

Animal Alliance
1432 NJ-179, Lambertville, NJ
(609) 818-1952
www.animalalliancenj.org

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Dear Vivian, Just Ask

Vivian
My dog Edward is normally well behaved however when we take
our shoes and socks off, he begins licking our feet like his life
depends on it. What gives? – Baffled Human

Dear Baffled Human,

Yes! I LOVE licking human feet! You may find it disgusting but I find it soothing and it helps
me to learn more about my humans. When I lick the feet I release endorphins which calm
me. My nose is superior to your nose and can smells thousands of times better than your
nose can. I can smell separately with each nostril and this really excites me! I learn so much
about my humans by sniffing and licking. It just means “I love you”. Adoringly yours,

Dear Vivian, Vivian

We are having a really BIG problem with our dog Jennifer eating our cat’s poop. She digs in the litter box
excavating for poo. Our cat is indoor/outdoor, and she sometimes poops outside also. Jennifer finds it immediately and it’s gone
before we can get there. Most dogs don't get sick after eating litter box treasures, but we are not sure what to do! Help!
– Avoiding Puppy Kisses
Dear Avoiding Puppy Kisses,
YUM and double YUM! I LOVE kitty treats! They smell just like kitty food and I LOVE kitty food. What aggravates me the most
is when I nose into the litter box and there is nothing there. My humans deny me my favorite treat by keeping the litter box
clean. They also moved it into the laundry room so I couldn’t get to it. Makes me mad really…. And funny thing, after I snack
on kitty treats my humans won’t let me kiss them. Not sure why, I think my breath smells fantastic!
Snackingly yours,
Vivian

PAINT
your
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PET!
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favorite rescue organization will receive a $10 donation!
All-Ages
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 www.CatsBridge.org
Do you like Cool Whip? Well,
if you do, we have the
purrfect cat for you. This
neutered white male feline is
named Cool Whip!! Cool
Whip has a very thick white
Poor Uncle Dell was perfectly
happy living with his Mom
since he was a kitten.
However, his Mom passed and
no one in the family wanted
him, so he was left behind in

hip eli
coat, grey-green eyes and a an empty house with no one

ol W cle D
Co Un
pink nose. We really do not coming in to care for him. How
know how or why he ended very sad! Uncle Dell was a
up on the street, but it was loving and faithful boy and he
plain for all to see that he did did not deserve this fate. He is
not belong there. He is a quiet boy and will roll over so you can a kind and gentle giant of a cat. He is very lonely and craves
give him belly rubs. He is just under two years old. Cool Whip is attention. He is already neutered and is up to date on his booster
neutered and is up to date on his booster and rabies shots. He has and rabies shots. He has tested negative for both Feline Aids and
tested negative for both Feline Aids and Leukemia. He is Leukemia. Uncle Dell celebrates his birthday in October 2012. Please
completely vetted and if you "like" Cool Whip, come and get him!! do not "pass up" this boy, because he is past the kitten stage.

For More Information: Contact Cats Bridge to Rescue at catsbridgetorescue@yahoo.com or call us at 215-987-8961.

Places You Can Shop With Your Pet

(Be sure to check with your local store)
Interview with a Dog
Q: What is your average life span?
Home Depot
A: Every dog is different, just like humans but the average life span of a
Hallmark dag is between 10 and 15years. P.S. We would prefer to stay in the
Pet Smart same house our entire life and don't mind if you have to move, have a
The Apple Store baby, or get married. We will be with you through thick and thin, we
Hobby Lobby just need some love, compassion and security knowing that we are
Michaels in your hearts Fur Ever!!
Bath and Body Works
Macy's Q: Do you like to be talked to?
Barnes and Noble A: Oh Yes! Even though you think I don't or won't understand you,
Old Navy I love the sound and tones of your voice and like hearing them and
listening to you. So please Talk away... I may not answer you but I will
Tractor Supply
always lend an ear and lay my head on your lap for support!
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Q: Do you like dog parks?
A: This is a tough question, because some of us love dog parks and do
well in them. But some of us are anxious, scared or just not real "other
Human Foods Cats and Dog's Just Can't Eat! dog" friendly so we would prefer not to go to dog parks. They are nice to
Avocado's Raisins some scary to others, and not everydog wants to play with other dogs., so
Alcohol Potato Skins we just ask that you take notice of our signals , likes and dislikes and plan
Caffeine Tea accordingly .
Chocolate Rhubarb
Garlic Raw Potatoes Q: Do you have good days and bad days?
Fat Trimmings Pits and Seed from Fruit A: Yes. Sometimes we are good and we know you love when we are
Gum Walnuts like that. But, just like humans, we have our bad days and can either be
Grapes Xylitol wound up, bored, anxious or lonely, so we may chew something we are
(read your Peanut Butter lables) not supposed to , maybe go potty in the house, or get into the trash. Don't
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Yeast and Dough get mad at us though, please just try and see what it is that we may be
Milk trying to ask you. Maybe we don't feel good, need a walk or attention or
Mushrooms a toy to play with.

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 Mae is a female Pit Bull Terrier, Sponsored by:
10 Years Young
Mae needs to be the only dog. KEEPING IN TOUCH
BODYWORK & MASSAGE
She’s great with kids.
Barbara Panno, LMT, RTT, ABMP
Mae is available for adoption through
30 N. Pine Street • [corner State & Pine]

www.bellareedpbr.com Doylestown, PA 18901

215-833-7304
handsonyou322@aol.com • keepingintouch.abmp.com

Mae
Donnie is a 2 Year Old Male Pit Bull Terrier
Donnie is fine with medium and large dogs
and would rather not be friends with cats!

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Donni
Loves to Play with Kids!
Donnie is available for adoption through
www.bellareedpbr.com

About eed
Bella-Reed Pit Bull Rescue (BRPBR) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit pit
bull rescue organization located in Southeastern, Pennsylvania.

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We are a small network of hardworking volunteers and foster

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homes dedicated to advocating for the most misunderstood
breed in the world: The American Pit Bull Terrier. We are
completely devoted to the positive promotion of the pit bull.
While we work strictly out of the Philadelphia and NJ areas, we
network with rescue groups and other informative groups all
over the world.

We do not have a brick and mortar location for people to visit,

AKA a kennel or a shelter. We rely solely on our foster homes to
provide the love and care our dogs need until they find their
forever home. If you are interested in fostering, please visit our
foster page for more information and/or to submit foster
application.

Bella-Reed Pit Bull Rescue is named after Liss' first "born" Reed
and and her second pitty, Bella Blue, whom she adopted a few
years after rescuing Reed. Since then, she has fostered over
70 pit bulls in her home and foster "failed" three more.
Hershey, Pesto, and Nova Layne complete her pack of 5. She
also has started Bella-Reed Photography to help adoptable dogs
gain exposure and has taken most of the photos on their
website.

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