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PET OF THE WEEK |
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IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN!
2011 Pet Calendar Contest
Make
your beloved pet famous! We accept photos of
any kind of pet, not only dogs and
cats.
All pet owners are invited to submit photos of their
pets to the Shelter. Entries will be displayed and
people in our community will be invited to vote for
their favorite shots. The most popular
photo will adorn the cover of our thirteen-month 8'
x 10" full-color 2010 calendar. The thirteen
next most popular photos will be featured as Pets of
the Month. All other entries will be featured
in full color throughout the calendar.
Recognition will be made in the calendar of
those featured pets that were adopted from an animal
shelter or through rescue. The contest is not
limited to only those pets—any pet is invited to
participate!!!
Entry
deadline is September 30th; cost is $15 per shot;
and any number of photos may be
submitted.
PLEASE read the full details,
prior to
submitting your photo!!
[contest
guidelines, forms and specifications]
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Read our Newsletter for August Events!
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Vote for the Shelter and Raise Money for Us Without Spending
a Cent!

We are encouraging all our friends to vote every day for the
Dog & Cat Shelter in the $100,000 Shelter Challenge.
Voting is free for site
visitors, but the right number of votes can mean as much as
$25,000 for the winning shelter.
Weekly prizes of $1,000 are
also available.
Vote tallies will be updated
regularly, so you can check on our status throughout the
Challenge.
DIRECTIONS:
Go to
www.theanimalrescuesite.com.
Click on "Click Here to Give," which activates a
donation of animal food by a sponsor.
At the top of the page a "Vote Today" icon
appears. Click
on it. Scroll
down and type in "WY", "Sheridan".
Be sure to choose the right option:
"Sheridan Dog & Cat Shelter".
They then ask you to identify the picture of an
animal which appears.
Do that, and your vote is counted.
It's free, it's easy, you can vote every day and
you can make a BIG difference in our homeless animals'
lives.
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Read
the most recent e-Woof Newsletter
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Read
the most recent report on the Animal Shelter Activities
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to updated
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Read the most recent Pettails
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Visit our online store for ways you
can help the shelter. Purchase Brick Memorials,
Personalized Pet Christmas Stockings, Calendars or give a
cash donation.
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Clown is a four-year-old black and white English Springer Spaniel. He is full of vim and vigor and likes to jogging and for long walks. He is also very playful and enjoys playing ball. Clown is very friendly, likes lots of attention and being petted. He gets along well with adults, children and other dogs but is unsure about cats. He rides well in a vehicle and loves to travel. He is totally house trained. Clown will make a great family dog.
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Tom is a medium-sized four-year-old orange tabby who was brought in from Dayton as a stray. He had an infected wound on his right back leg from a broken leg that had begun to heal. We treated the leg, taking out a piece of bone, and placed him in a large cage so he would have room to move around but had to stay fairly quiet. He has now been here for six weeks and he is doing quite well. He is able to put weight on the leg and the wound is completely healed. It does not appear to be painful to him and he is walking with just a slight limp. There is some muscle atrophy, but he looks great!! He is very friendly and quietly accepts any and all attention. He loves to be held and have his hair brushed. He is not too friendly with the other cats, but certainly loves to be with people. He stretches out and rolls around and likes his tummy scratched. He will be somebody's pride and joy.
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A stray kitten brought in from the Big Horn area came down with panleukopenia (parvo), so our cat section is closed until August 13th to be sure it doesn't spread.
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As the Director of the Dog & Cat Shelter, I’d
like to take this opportunity to invite you to come to the Shelter,
meet me, and share ideas about ways to continue to improve both our
shelter and our ability to serve the community. [read
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The Sheridan Wyoming Animal Shelter
provides a shelter where unwanted and abandoned dogs and cats can be
humanely housed until adopted to qualified homes. The shelter also cares
for lost animals until they are reclaimed by their owners.
Visit
Petango
for a current list of the available
puppies and dogs for adoption and
adoptable kittens and cats needing a new home.
Visit the
Dog and Cat Shelter
website regularly for current information regarding
pet care, Sheridan
Pet Licensing Ordnances for the City
of Sheridan, helpful information in
dog and cat
vaccinations against rabies, health tips in
caring for your dog and cat,
Cat FeLV/FIV Test,
and other facts and health tips in caring for your family pet!
To help you better care for your dog and
cat, refer to the
Sheridan, Ranchester,
and Buffalo's
list of local Veterinarians.
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