Rehoming animals

Check out these photographs of male pit bulls that are being “rehomed” on social media. Nothing like advertising their manhood and the fact that they are not neutered. Yes these dogs look very nice and cute, but a huge part of the pet overpopulation and the reasons these pets are being given away or sold could be potentially due to issues from NOT BEING FIXED!!!!!

Many male dogs are being rehomed, sold or given away due to behavioral issues from not being neutered.

Please consider getting your dogs and cats spayed and neutered before rehoming. Then a potential problem is not being passed along to the next person, hence the pet is given away once again.

All About Animals has a low-cost spay neuter clinic and has many specials, programs and transports available: 586-879-1745.

Please check this very smart informative article from Cesar Millan

Rehoming Your Dog
Rehoming Your DogPart 2 of Our Animal Rescue Series: From Rehoming Your Pet to Rescue Success. (Part 1 | Part 3) By Christy Sanborn Whether you are forced to give away a beloved c…
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Early spay and neuter works!!!!!!

The Animal Care Network supports early spay and neuter and thankfully many pet owners in our target area do too!!

Here are some of our happy, healthy early spay neuter recipients!

Also thanks again to Best Friends Animal Society for providing the amazing literatures, flyers and brochures to promote lifesaving early spay and neuter!!

This literature is passed out at every address that we visit and it works!!!!!!

Every single puppy and kitten that is spayed and neutered contributes to everyone's goal of No More Homeless Pets.

If these puppies and kittens are spayed and neutered at a young age, even if they are rehomed, given away, sold or lost, they will not be reproducing at a later date.

It only takes minutes for a dog or cat to escape or get lost. That one time gives them an opportunity to get another dog or cat pregnant or become pregnant!

PLEASE GET YOUR PUPPIES AND KITTENS FIXED!!

 

Thank You Volunteers!!!!!

Volunteers are the backbone of the Michigan Animal Adoption Network. Without them, nothing would be accomplished.

This video is our little way of saying thank you to all the volunteers that help make a difference in the world.

We are always in need of volunteers; fostering, fundraising, food drives, animal care network teams, etc. If interested, please call 248-545-5055 for more information.