| PetPeople - Chagrin Blvd Sat May 25 @12:00PM - 03:00PM |
| PetPeople-Hudson Sat May 25 @12:00PM - 03:00PM |
| 2nd Annual Bark in the Park Sun May 26 @11:00AM - 04:00PM |
| Moochie & Co. - Southpark Mall (Strongsville) Sat Jun 01 @12:00PM - 03:00PM |
It's not too late to join us. We will be accepting "walk ups" on two and four legs the day of the event for the same donation amount, however, lunch is not included. So if you can make it, please come!
The Event: “Bark in the Park” Sunday, May 26th
Oak Grove Pavilion in Brecksville Reservation, 11:00 – 3:30 p.m.
We have lots of events and fun planned- Rain or Shine - We'll see you there!!
Rodney is asking for your help! Rodney came to G.R.I.N. as a stray from a local dog pound on April 23, 2013 and estimated his age to be between 6 and 7 years old. When he came to us, Rodney was loaded with fleas and as a result has a terrible skin infection which is receiving medication for this problem and his skin issues should be resolved and seemed to be in great physical condition with the exception of one very large issue; his ear canals on both sides are completely closed and very infected.
Our veterinary partner feels that the ears became this way due to chronic untreated ear infections. When that happens, the ear canal becomes very thickened and can turn to bone and the infected ear drums are usually ruptured. Rodney is currently receiving antibiotics for the infections but the infections will not resolve with medication. He will require a surgery known as a bilateral ear ablation which means that his complete ear canals are removed and the skin flap is sewn together. The prognosis for him is very good if he has this type of surgery. Due to his constant untreated, chronic ear infections, Rodney has lost his hearing and unfortunately the surgery will not return his hearing ability. But, with the surgery, Rodney’s ear infection issues will be resolved and he will then be able to go to his new forever home and not continue in additional pain due to the infections. Rodney is a very sweet, happy Golden boy in spite of his ear problems. He loves all people and other dogs. Please click on READ MORE to see how you can help!
This beautiful senior girl is Sophia. She is a sweet girl and who couldn't resist this perfect golden. May is Senior month and her adoption fee is waived so please consider bringing Sophia or any of our other wonderful Senior goldens into your home. They have alot of love left to give! You can read about Marty and all of our goldens who are waiting on their forever homes on our Available Goldens pages. If you can't adopt or foster a golden with G.R.I.N., but would like to help one (or more) of our rescued goldens, you can help us by becoming a sponsor of one or more of these rescued golden beauties! As you look through our pages of "Available Goldens", you will see that many are sponsored but these goldens still have NO ONE to sponsor them and we need your help: Thank you for helping each of our sponsorsed Goldens! We are asking for your help! Our goal is to have all of our goldens sponsored with one or more sponsors. A "Golden Sponsorship" is easy and a great way to help some very deserving goldens. Here's how to become a sponsor.
If you have a soft spot in your heart for those precious white faces, we have a special for you!!!
If you have been thinking about the possibility of adopting a sweet senior, G.R.I.N. is going to make it very easy for you!! For for the whole month of May, we will waive the adoption fee for any approved adopter who adopts a G.R.I.N. dog that is 9 years old or older!!
If you have already been approved to adopt, please contact us at adoption@grinrescue.org and let us know that you want to consider adopting a senior. If you aren’t an approved adopter, go to the G.R.I.N. website and fill out our online application.
Please note: all the same requirements for adoption approval remain in place.
Fun Photo of the Week:
Dug was about 3 ½ months old when this picture was taken. Dug has been a very active pup to say the least. When he’s not harassing his canine brother and sisters, he usually is busy looking for some kind of trouble to get into! On this day, my husband opened the fridge to get food out and when he turned back around, Dug was just sitting in the fridge!
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