Sarah Needs a Loving, Forever Home!
SARAH is only 5 years old, spade, current on shots, and housebroken! S.P.A. took her in to keep her from being taken to the dog pound. The family she lived with originally lost their home and couldn't take Sarah with them to their new living quarters, so she had to be left behind. They went over to care for her each day, but couldn't continue to provide care for her. No one else was able to help Sarah, so S.P.A. and a WONDERFUL foster home in Tiffin did! Both Sarah and a little beagle named Lucky are in urgent need of forever homes. Lucky's story follows Sarah's.
read more >>Has Lucky's Luck run out?
SPECIAL NEEDS SWEETHEART!
Lucky was just diagnosed with diabetes! Is there anyone willing to give this extra sweet, special needs boy a home? He is a real dumpling... a one in a million!
read more >>Lenny was Dumped in 0° Weather!
Lenny is a little dog who was dumped at the end of Buckland Road and lived on his own, in the cold, for at least 8 days.
read more >>THE INSPIRATIONAL STORY OF 'MISTY MEADOWS'
"She waited at the very spot where she was dumped for over two weeks, according to people who live on Baker Road. She waited, without food and water, in below 0° temperatures, hopeful that the person who dumped her there would return. That's why sometimes I think I love animals more than some people I know...
read more >>MEET MUGSY'S NEW FAMILY! Mugsy just found his very own, very special FOREVER HOME!!! Way to go Mugsy! Mugsy had been boarded for over a month.
Mugsy's new family said he is doing great and they sent new photos!
read more >>BERT & ERNIE UPDATE
READ STORIES FROM THE HEART FOR A BERT & ERNIE UPDATE! (See pink bar under S.P.A. above). Don't Click READ MORE below, nothing is there. Bert and Ernie's story can be seen by clicking on STORIES FROM THE HEART. Then, scroll down to bottom. Worth Reading!
read more >>UPDATE ON LEONARDO
Leonardo is no ordinary little kitten.
He was born with a few genetic defects.
It is extremely rare for a kitten to be born with
"Tetralogy of Fallot".
read more >>Ohio's Laws Regarding Animal Abuse
Did you know that it is against the law to shoot ANY cat, regardless of whether or not you think it has an owner?
read more >>Leonardo UPDATE
Leonardo has an appointment at Ohio State University Veterinary Hospital next Thursday, August 2. We will have to pay for the visit before we leave that day. They will ask for a credit card upon our arrival when we check in.
For rest of update, click on READ MORE below....
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4 WEEK OLD, TOTALLY BLIND, LEONARDO NEEDS TO SEE A CARDIOLOGIST ASAP
Leonardo means “Brave Lion.” Little 4 week old Leonardo is totally blind and has an enlarged heart. He needs to be seen by a cardiologist.
We are asking for donations so that we can help little Leonardo live.
read more >>MAIN COON CAT TAPED SHUT IN BOX!
GOOD NEWS UPDATE!
A kind-hearted woman named Sandy, who lives in Sandusky, Ohio, adopted Newman last Saturday. Newman is doing great and he loves his new human! Sandy really gets a kick out of her new friend, Newman, and said she is going to spread the word about S.P.A.!
read more >>Police Called about Dog found under Mobile Home.
June 07 UPDATE!!!
Thanks to Mary Watcher of Animal Watchers and More, located in Vermilion, Ohio, Roger has found an A-1 PERFECT, FOREVER FAMILY!
Mary was fostering Roger and introduced him to one of her clients and it was love at first site!
Roger is doing very well and adjusted almost immediately to his new family. Way to go Roger!
read more >>SPA President Receives National Recognition!
Barbara McGrady of Fremont has received the 2005 Animal Kingdom Kindred Spirit Award from the Doris Day Animal Foundation for founding Society for the Protection of Animals, which under her leadership has promoted community spay/neuter programs aimed at reducing pet overpopulation and rescued, rehabilitated and rehomed hundreds of abused and abandoned dogs and cats.
read more >>McGrady first to buy plates in Sandusky County
Barbara McGrady, Sandusky County animal advocate and president of Society for the Protection of Animals, Inc., was the first person in Sandusky County to purchase the Ohio "Pet" license plates.
"Far too many adoptable dogs and cats are being killed in Ohio shelters and pounds every day. The only answer is for people to realize the importance of spaying and neutering their cats and dogs," McGrady said.
read more >>Group effort saves cat from freezing in tree top
Barbara McGrady, president of Society for the Protection of Animals, was contacted at 3:45 p.m. Monday by the Fremont Police. The dispatcher told McGrady that there was a cat stuck near the top of a tree located next to the police station, and several of the officers were concerned the cat might freeze to death.
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