Next Spay/Neuter Clinic:
May 24, 2008 - PIT BULL CLINIC


CARE provides free sterilizations for pets from limited income families.

Call 501-603-2273 for information or to volunteer at a clinic.



















Pets in need of temporary housing...

CALL 804-2273 or 603-2273 IF YOU CAN TEMPORARILY HOUSE ONE OF THESE ABANDONED ANIMALS.
The animals pictured on this page are homeless, and in immediate need of a foster or permanent home. Who are they? These are animals that have been identified by CARE as adoptable pets. Where are they? These animals are currently housed at the animal shelter of one of central Arkansas’s municipal or county animal-services departments OR have been otherwise abandoned OR are living in some other situation where the animal cannot or should not remain.

If CARE can locate a volunteer foster home for these animals, then CARE plans to take them into its rescue program and proceed to search for a permanent (“adoptive”) home for each of them. The first step in that process is to place the animal in a foster home. CARE has no kennel or boarding facility of its own, but relies upon volunteers to provide temporary (“foster”) homes for the animals that are in its rescue program. For this reason, without volunteer foster homes, CARE's rescue program could NOT operate.

With respect to animals in the municipal or county animal-services shelters, each animal is assigned an “available date” that is based upon the date when the animal is admitted into the shelter. The “available date” is the date when the animal becomes available either to be adopted from the shelter or to be euthanized there. Each of these shelters is required to accept all animals within its jurisdiction that are surrendered to the shelter or are collected by the shelter in the course of its duties. Thus, unless an animal in the shelter is timely rescued by its owner or adopted directly from the shelter, the animal must be euthanized at some point after its ”available date” in order to make room in that shelter for more animals.

If you can open your heart and your home to save one of these lives, please contact CARE at telephone: 501-603-2273 or telephone: 501-804-2273 or email us at care@careforanimals.org.

Read our Foster Family Agreement & Fill Out a Foster Application On-Line

Please Help Us Find a Home


Callie

Callie has a happy personality and is very friendly. Callie quickly learned to "sit" on command, and loves to retrieve balls. She plays with energy and is good with other dogs. She also lived happily with cats. Callie is up-to-date on her vaccinations, is spayed, and microchipped. She is just about at her adult size and weight, and will perhaps grow to be about 30 pounds. [05-02-2008]


Molly

Molly loves to run and play ball. She is bright and a great agility dog prospect. Molly is affectionate with her people and stays close. Molly enjoys the dog park. She is up-to-date on her shots, microchipped and spayed. Molly is housetrained. [03-18-2008]


Claire

Claire is friendly with everyone and likes kids. She plays well with other dogs and is pretty interested in cats as well (she sometimes barks at them to play with her). She is happy to play or just relax with the family. Squeaky toys are her favorite! Claire loves to go riding in the car and going for long walks. She is housetrained. [04-09-2008]



Responsibilities of a foster & CARE Foster Application...

The purpose of foster care is to allow a dog or cat to live in a home environment while awaiting permanent placement, permitting the Foster Family to evaluate the pet and to work with the pet to reincorporate him or her back into a home environment. A home environment is less stressful on the pet than a boarding facility or shelter. The exposure the pet gets from being treated as "one of the family" (walks, outings, etc...) often speeds up the adoption process.

Read our Foster Family Agreement & Fill Out a Foster Application On-Line

email: care@careforanimals.org

CALL 804-2273 or 603-2273 IF YOU CAN TEMPORARILY HOUSE ONE OF THESE ABANDONED ANIMALS.





CARE
Central Arkansas Rescue Effort for Animals
P. O. Box 7604
Little Rock, AR 72217-7604
501-603-CARE

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  • We have helped save the lives of more than 2,100 dogs and cats. We have fully funded or subsidized approximately 7,200 sterilizations.


  • Paws on the Pavement - Murray Park, Saturday, May 17, 2008


  • 10th Annual Paws on the Green - Friday, September 26, 2008, Country Club of Arkansas


  • 2nd Annual Paws on the Runway, October 16, 2008


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