Good Thing For Great Folks! They Still Need Our Help

Carmon from Grant County Animal Outreach has been attempting to place Big Dog, a 2 year old American Staffordshire Terrier Mix.












With the banning of bulling breeds and the phobia associated with them, she hasn't had any luck. This big boy is great with other dogs and excellent with children (please see below).

He will be receiving 1 week of professional training this month as well. He is neutered, microchipped and up to date on all shots, including rabies. If you would like additional information, or can provide a devoted foster or permanent home, please contact Carmon at 509-771-2196. Thanks everyone!!!


Yesterday, I received a call from the Manager of one of the vet clinics we work with. She offered to foster Daisy!!


















So, this little girl will be taken on by Animals First Foundation and will be going to work with her foster mom at the clinic. She will receive a full medical exam and we will do our best to ensure a speedy recovery. Thank you for your concerns.


















Daisy is a 4 week old Pit Bull puppy who was abandoned. I think she was tossed out of a car. JERKS!!!!!

She was brought in to the VCA veterinary specialty hospital in Lynnwood with a broken front leg. The leg is now in a tiny cast and she was given her first shots.

If you are interested in fostering or adopting this cute little girl, please e-mail Jeff at jeffr@radgametools.com or call him at 425-753-2269.

Thank you Carina~Animals First Foundation for your never ending efforts with our toughest cases and most misunderstood breeds! You are an inspiration!!!