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1. caninecarecentral.com › best-dog-rescues-in-ohio20 Best Dog Rescues in Ohio - Canine Care Central

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   Aug 14, 2022 · 4. PAWS Ohio. Location: PO Box 24651, Cleveland OH 44124. In 1976, the Public Animal Welfare Society, Inc. (PAWS) was established. They are a non-profit, no-kill 501 (3) (c) organization that is regarded as one of Ohio’s most renowned and long-standing cat and dog humane rescue organizations.

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   • Franklin County Dog Shelter & Adoption Center. It is the largest county shelter in Ohio. They rescue dogs that are abandoned, neglected, and discarded.
   • One of A Kind Pet Rescue. What makes this rescue one of a kind? Well, it’s their no-kill, no time limit policy. Meaning all the animals under their care can stay in the shelter until they find they’re forever home.
   • SICSA Pet Adoption and Wellness Center. SICSA is all about animal welfare and the adoption of companion animals. Upon realizing that stray and homeless pets must be treated better, SICSA was formed.
   • Cleveland Animal Protective League. Just like humans, animals also deserve to have their “happy ever after”. This is what CAPL wants to give to the animals in Northeast Ohio.

3. www.petethevet.com › saving-dogs-in-the-west-ofMadra: Saving dogs in the West of Ireland - Pete the Vet

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   Mar 15, 2009 · March 15, 2009 Animal Welfare, Dogs petethevet. Marina Fiddler lives in the heart of Connemara, and she’s recently got together with a friend to establish an animal welfare group to deal with the local stray dog problem.Marina has been aware for many years that there is a big stray dog problem in the West of Ireland.

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   MADRA - Mutts Anonymous Dog Rescue and Adoption, Camus, Galway, Ireland. 80,554 likes · 6,191 talking about this. MADRA Galway - a dog rescue & adoption group. We have a variety of dogs of all...

5. www.madra.ie › dog-profilesDog Profiles - MADRA - Mutts Anonymous Dog Rescue & Adoption

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   Welcome to our gallery of dogs, some currently available for adoption and some still under assessment. Clicking the dog’s picture gives you all their details and you can see if they could be a match for you. You can directly apply for that dog from the profile page. Before applying for any dog, please read more about our adoption process here.

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   MADRA Dog Shelter - Rescue & rehabilitation for dogs in need of a loving home. 085 1861090. info@madra.ie. Shop. Donate. About Us. Help & Advice. Our Dogs. How To Help.

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   What is Madra Dog Rescue & Adoption?

   • MADRA is an acronym for Mutts Anonymous Dog Rescue & Adoption… and it is also the Irish for dog. Based in Connemara, Co Galway, we have worked to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome several thousand unwanted, abandoned and neglected dogs across the west coast of Ireland and beyond since 2005.

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   What is Madra dog shelter?

   • MADRA Dog Shelter - Rescue & rehabilitation for dogs in need of a loving home. MADRA rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes unwanted, neglected, abused and abandoned dogs. At MADRA Dog Rescue, we are on a mission to rescue and care for abandoned and unwanted dogs in Ireland.

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   How much does Madra cost to take in a dog?

   • MADRA also takes in dogs from private individuals, charging a fee of €50 to look after an unwanted pet, keeping the dog for as long as it takes to find a new home. The charity works in a simple way: dogs are brought to their shelter in Connemara where they undergo an analysis of their behaviour known as “temperament testing”.

   Madra: Saving dogs in the West of Ireland - Pete the Vet

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   How can I help Madra rescue a dog?

   • They’re collecting cast-off clothing from celebrities to sell at auction on the night. MADRA now rescues more than one dog every day, so the pressure is continuous. If you want to help, or if you just want to know more, visit the charity website at www.madra.ie.

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   How many dogs does Madra take in a year?

   • Once a MADRA dog, always MADRA supported – we provide ongoing training support and advice as needed. MADRA takes in 500-600 dogs every year. We’re at 100% capacity all year round and work 365 days. We are volunteer-led with a small team of employees and over 50 regular volunteers.

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   Is Madra a registered charity?

   • MADRA has recently applied for official status as a registered charity, which will help with fundraising. Bessie, a Black Labrador, was rescued after being abandoned in the wilds of Connemara. Some hillwalkers saw her being thrown out of a lorry at the side of the road in the middle of nowhere.

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8. www.madra.ie › about-usAbout Us - MADRA - Mutts Anonymous Dog Rescue & Adoption

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   ABOUT MADRA. MADRA is an acronym for Mutts Anonymous Dog Rescue & Adoption… and it is also the Irish for dog. Based in Connemara, Co Galway, we have worked to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome several thousand unwanted, abandoned and neglected dogs across the west coast of Ireland and beyond since 2005. We are an Irish registered charity and ...