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MEET IZZY!


Meet the dog of the week!

She is a 8 month old Shepherd/Lab mix. She was rescued from a high kill shelter in Carroll County. She is a very sweet, gentle, and loving. She gets along with other dogs. She is looking for family to love her. Here is what her foster mother had to say about her, "She LOVES to retrieve a ball or a Frisbee and will do so for as long as you have energy! She gets along with every dog she meets and loves every person and child she has met. She really needs an active family with a FENCED yard because she loves to run. She is food motivated (but no aggression) and will be easy to train."

Her adoption fee is $200 and covers the cost of the dogs spay or neuter, vaccines, preventative medications, microchip and 30 day free trial pet insurance.


BECOME INVOLVED

If we all did just one thing, it would make the world of difference. Watch this video and see how one act can change the life of a dog on death row. Become involved in rescue and help save a life. This video will touch your heart...

Click Here to watch the video


UPCOMING EVENTS

Pup-a-Palooza - Alum Creek Dog Park
July 31st, 2010 from 10am-3pm

Mingle w/ the Mutts - Franklin County Animal Shetler
August 1st, 2010 from 12pm-2pm

WOOFstock - Camp Mary Orton
Worthington
August 7th, 2010 from 12pm-6pm

-->For all upcoming events check out our News and Events

ATTENTION!!!
We are looking for fosters.
Have you ever considered being a foster to a homeless dog?
 A lot of dogs are put down every week due to not enough space at kill shelters and not enough space at rescue shelters. Rescue shelters can only save dogs that they have a place for whether in the actual shelter or in a foster home. Being a foster has so many advantages. You will feel good about saving a dogs life, giving a dog a second chance to find their 'forever' home, and you will be loved unconditionally just by temporary providing a homeless dog shelter and love until they are adopted. Who knows you may find your 'forever' friend.

Please consider being a foster and a save a life!
Contact Jean at 614-530-5092 or Bill at 937-707-8571 for more information.


Be sure to check us out and add us as a friend on Facebook. We have albums of our dogs in their new homes and much more.
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Cans for Canines
 
CANS FOR CANINES
We recycle aluminum cans and like items to purchase toys and treats for the dogs at the boarding kennel. You can help by having your household, place of business or school collect cans for us. When you have enough to fill a garbage bag, call us to schedule a drop off.

We also collect Coke codes. Any codes you have from 12, 24 packs or 2 liters of any Coke product we would be happy to use. Just send an email with the code to donations@caninecollective.org

 
Make a Difference
 
Please spay or neuter your pets to prevent unwanted litters. Millions of dogs die in shelters each year because there aren’t enough good homes for them.

Please don’t buy your pet from a pet store. Pet stores use puppy brokers that buy from auctions and puppy mills. These dogs are breed purely for profit and their care and health are forfeited for the bottom line.

Keep your dog on heartworm preventative and current on vaccinations. Parvo and heartworms are easily prevented illnesses that can kill a dog and are expensive to treat.

Adopt your next pet from a shelter or rescue organization. The love you’ll receive from a dog who knows how bad life can be, cannot be matched.
The feeling you get knowing you saved a life; Priceless.
 
The Canine Collective is based in Central Ohio and serves Franklin, Delaware, Licking, Fairfield, Pickaway, Madison and Union Counties.
We are a 501c3 non profit organization whose mission it is to provide sanctuary and re-home various breeds of dogs rescued from rural shelters and referrals.

All our dogs are spayed/neutered, up-to-date on shots, and temperment tested.

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