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Sharing Our Stories and Trips of animals we have helped along the way
Sunday Rescue-Wheels 4 Paws and Rescuing Juno
Pat Webb of Wheels 4 Paws provides emergency transport for shelters across the country and has been instrumental in getting the Olympic Animal Sanctuary survivors from Arizona to their new homes. We will hear all about the wonderful work she does. Also joining us is Traci Fortin of Arizona Great Dane Alliance who is providing care for OAS survivor Juno, the Great Dane. We will learn some surprising news about Juno, his health, and all the good work that this organization does. We will be taking questions from our audience. See more at link below....
Pat Webb of Wheels 4 Paws provides emergency transport for shelters across the country and has been instrumental in getting the Olympic Animal Sanctuary survivors from Arizona to their new homes. We will hear all about the wonderful work she does. Also joining us is Traci Fortin of Arizona Great Dane Alliance who is providing care for OAS survivor Juno, the Great Dane. We will learn some surprising news about Juno, his health, and all the good work that this organization does. We will be taking questions from our audience. See more at link below....
POMPTON LAKES - Some weary canines have made it to New Jersey following a cross-country trip.
Last month, they were among 124 dogs rescued after being stored in cages at a warehouse in Washington state. They were recovering at a facility in Arizona, where they were picked up by a group called "Wheels 4 Paws."
Pat Webb says the trip was essential to their survival. She drove over 2,400 miles with five of the dogs. Total trip was 7,000 miles, Click link below to see video..
Last month, they were among 124 dogs rescued after being stored in cages at a warehouse in Washington state. They were recovering at a facility in Arizona, where they were picked up by a group called "Wheels 4 Paws."
Pat Webb says the trip was essential to their survival. She drove over 2,400 miles with five of the dogs. Total trip was 7,000 miles, Click link below to see video..
7 dogs from Olympic Animal Sanctuary leave for new homes
The first 5 dogs - Thor, Turk, Lefty, Rogue, and a Great Pyrenees mix (can't remember her name) were loaded up in the RV belonging to Pat Webb and Wheels for Paws for their long journey to the East Coast. Here are their pictures.
http://www.seattledogspot.com/blog/dog-blog/post/7-dogs-from-olympic-animal-sanctuary-find-new-homes
