Pets For Adoption

Sandler: Chihuahua, Male 5 yrs.

Mandie: Jack Russell Terrier /Chihuahua Mix, Female 1-2 yr.

 

FOODS TOXIC

TO DOGS

This holiday season leads us to spoil everyone in our lives, but be careful what you hand out to your furry friend.

 

Chocolate
This indulgent treat can seriously endanger a dog’s health, even causing death. Chocolate contains theobromine, a substance which has both a cardiac and a diuretic effect on dogs. After consumption, a dog may feel overly excited and thirsty.

Onions and Garlic
These two food items contain thiosulphate, which could cause a form of anaemia where the dog’s red blood cells burst. Symptoms include vomiting and diarrhea, breathlessness and traces of blood in the urine.
• Macadamia Nuts
After consumption of macadamia nuts, dogs have been shown to have problems with movement. Dogs can develop tremors, paralysis, swollen limbs and usually have difficulty standing.
Grapes or Raisins
The ingestion of grapes or raisins can cause a dog to have gastrointestinal issues, including vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy and stomach pain.
• Coffee, Coffee Grounds, or Caffeine Rich Foods
The caffeine in foods can cause your dog’s heart rate to increase. This can result in seizures, tremors, arrhythmias, vomiting, diarrhea, or difficulty breathing.
Turkey Skin
Every Thanksgiving, vets are certain to get calls from dogs who have participated in the traditional Thanksgiving turkey dinner. Turkey skin can cause acute pancreatitis in dogs.

 

SANTA ARRIVED WITH MANY HELPERS

 

Thanks to everyone who joined us for the Welcome Santa Parade in Ottawa this past month. 

 

November Success Stories

 

And Yes I Said Stories as in Mutiple Adoptions This Past Month

 

Opie the Boxer/Lab mix who was fostered by a Bellman family from Columbus Grove was adopted by a lovely woman from Euclid.

 

Mandie the JRT/Chihuahua Mix was adopted to a local family in Pandora

 

Zeus the Coton de Tulear was adopted and flown to a family in Pennsylvania.

 

 

 

Foster Dog Of The Month

 

Sandler is a 5 year old Deer Eared Chihuahua.  He is neutered and licensed.  Sandler was owner surrender due to a death in the family.  He is housebroken and weighs about 10 pounds. Sandler is very friendly and energetic.  He loves to cuddle and burrow under the blankets.  He is fostered in a home with kids and other dogs and he is great with both. Sandler is a unique breed looking for a one of a kind home.

 

 

Stop and Check Out the work being done at the Putnam County Dog Pound!

 

Schedule of Events

Nothing Schedules For the Month of December.

 

Happy Holidays

 

Putnam Pet Pals

P.O. Box  143

Glandorf, Ohio 45848

www.putnampetpals.net