Rescues on their way to their new home at Tri County Humane Society Ah Chihuahua! Tri-County Humane Society is the new home for 55 mostly Chihuahuas that had been rescued from kill shelters by another non-kill shelter that was no longer able to care for them and will be looking for someone to adopt them to their “forever home”.

Lisa Molloy/ReRun   Following up rather quickly on my last post earlier this week due to the overwhelming response and subsequent adoption of Libertarian. ReRun is proud to present for adoption the rather lovely and always charming Goffin Around!   Typically when prospective adopters contact me, they already have a mental image of how their new horse will look and behave; flashy with chrome – check, got it! How about substantial build, almost like a warmblood

Let’s show Animal Planet how important horses are and put Horses at the top of the ROAR Leader Board ! Copy and pass this link,   http://www.equusfoundation.org/ROAR , to all your horse-loving friends and family! Give between September 1 and October 31 so horses have the loudest ROAR!

Six-weeks-old and already beautiful. Available for adoption from Animal Hospital at the Market.

Barney, 2012.

It’s true that horses and many other  animals in this country definitely need organizations who specialize in “rescuing the animals” what is making a difference in the welfare of these animals are people who become involved.  People are the saviors, the rescuers, the ones who make the difference. Whether you have adopted, volunteered, donated, attended events or even passed along a story about an animal in need… you have made a difference.