Internet
Links
Dog Organizations
American Kennel Club
FORDOG - Fair Oaks Responsible Dog Owners'
Group
FIDO
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Folsom Independent Dog Owners
POOCH -
Pet Owners Of Citrus Heights
SacDog -
Sacramento Dog Owners' Group
SF Dog - San Francisco Dog Owners' Group
Rescue and Adoption Organizations
A New Hope Animal
Foundation is especially dedicated to those animals that need
more help to find lasting homes, the medically impaired, the young
and aged or
stressed animals.
Best Friends Animal Society
is a no-kill sanctuary for abused and abandoned
cats, dogs, and other animals.
Friends4Life Animal Adoption
Friends of Placer County Animal Shelter
Happy Tails
Homeward Bound - rescue of Golden Retrievers
Missing Pet Network
National Missing Pet Network
NorCal Aussie Rescue -
rescue, evaluate and then place wonderful Australian
Shepherds in just the right new home.
Petfinder find your missing pet, or adopt one
Pet Rescue is a non-profit group that specializes in rescuing
non-adoptable
animals
Placer SPCA - RDOG's partner in finding dogs new homes, and
promoting
responsible dog ownership
Puppy Love Rescue
R.A.I.N. - Rescuing
Animals in Need is a non-profit group animal rescue and
adoption agency which focuses on the rescue of dogs, puppies, cats
and
kittens from the local animal control facilities in the Sacramento area.
Sacramento SPCA
Dog Travel
Companion Air pet friendly
airline
DogFriendly.com's Travel Guide for Dogs
is dedicated to
finding places that
people and dogs can enjoy together. DogFriendly.com focuses on listing
establishments that allow ALL well-behaved dogs, regardless of size.
Fido Friendly Magazine has
travel information and list dog friendly places
Pets Welcome
Travel Pets
General Dog Sites and
Publications
The Bark is a quarterly publication for the modern dog
enthusiast. They bring
to their readers a literate and entertaining approach to dog-life
through essays,
reviews, interviews and artwork.
Doggie News
- news your dog would want to know about
Doggonesafe.com a nonprofit organization
dedicated to bite prevention. Lots
of useful information especially geared towards parents.
Dog Park USA is committed
to the promotion of happy and health canine friends by
advancing the awareness of responsibly maintained public dog play
areas. The site
publishes information regarding over 900 dog parks.
Sacramento Pet Gazette is a free quarterly publication for
responsible pet owners
Dog Play, neat things for you and your dog to do together.
Electronic Zoo, links to lots of breed-specific and general
sites
Pet Sitters International - founded to support, promote and
recognize
excellence in in-home pet care.
Emergency and Medical Sites
ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center Hotline
(888)
426-4435. A $55
consultation
fee may be applied to your credit card.
The NETVET, the best collection of Veterinary materials & links.
Mercer Veterinary Clinic for the Homeless a non-profit,
student-operated
organization that provides free care for the animal companions of
the homeless.
Pet Loss & Grief
Pet
Loss Support Hotline - from U C Davis, offers caring support and
resources
to assist in the grieving process. The toll-free number is 800
565-1526 and is
answered 6:30-9:30 pm weekdays.
Petloss.com - a gentle and
compassionate website for pet lovers who are
grieving over the death of a pet or an ill pet.
Association for
Pet Loss and Bereavement -a non-profit organization
dedicated to helping people during this very special kind of
bereavement.
Care for Animals - The American Veterinary Medical Association's
website
dealing with pet loss and grief
Search and Rescue
Organizations
California Rescue Dog Association (CARDA)
furnishes highly trained volunteer
search dog teams for search and rescue; trains and promotes working
dogs for
search missions; supports and organizes tests for search dogs; and
furthers
the public knowledge, interest and use of search and rescue trained
dogs
National Disaster Search Dog Foundation is a non-profit
volunteer service that
trains dogs for rescue teams.
United Animal Nations
This Sacramento based group is dedicated to protecting
animals in danger or in need and focusing global attention on their plight.
Wilderness Finders, Inc. (WOOF) is on-call to the entire U.S.,
with most calls
coming from California and Nevada. WOOF is a non-profit volunteer
service unit
whose primary objective is using trained dog teams to find people
in trouble and
give medical aid.
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