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 top Learn the Right Breed for You!
Lost & Found
top Local Dog Clubs
e-mail: haulnk9@attglobal.net top Other Local Links
Dog Momthoughts and info from ABQ's own Dog Mom Parade of Pets Steve Stucker's KOB-TV site listing dogs for adoption, pet tips, links, and more. PETroglyphs magazine the online version of New Mexico's animal resource magazine Pets are Wonderful Support (P.A.W.S.) NM AIDS Services' program to assist their clients to keep and maintain their animals top Dog-Friendly Housing
People with Petslocal dog-friendly apartments Rent with Pets the Humane Society's site for finding pet-friendly rental housing, sample policies and forms, and links to rental properties welcoming pets Pets of the Homeless
Feeding Pets of the HomelessAn organization dedicated to feeding the thousands of animals cared for by the homeless. Regional Organizations
National Organizations
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Spay/Neuter Info
Save a life--spay or neuter your dog!AHA Low Income Spay/Neuter Program provides $10 spaying/neutering of animals of people receiving government assistance (food stamps, WIC, unemployment, Medicaid, etc.). Call 255-5523, ext. 150 for more details. Alliance for Albuquerque Animals provides free spay/neuter to low-income pet owners living in zip codes 87105 or 87121. Services are provided at the Westside Community Center at 1250 Isleta Blvd. SW. Call 344-7387 to qualify and schedule your appointment or e-mail info@ABQanimalalliance.org. Bernalillo County SNAP Program provides low-cost spay/neuter services for county residents. Call 873-6706 for more information. New Mexico Animal Friends provides low- or no-cost spay/neuter services. Call 881-7297 for information. No More Homeless Pets provides no-cost spay/neuter services for low-income families. Call 344-SPAY(7729) for information. Saving Animals has extended the popular SPAY NEW MEXICO, its intensive free spay/neuter program for dogs and cats of income-qualified families, through the month of July. They've added clinics in Belen and Los Lunas. The State of New Mexico has funded $400,000 for this program recognizing the crisis of dog and cat overpopulation can only be solved with affordable, accessible animal sterilization programs. Applicants must receive government assistance to qualify for this free program. For more info, go to ABQ Animal Care Center or www.savinganimals.org, or call (800) 248-SPAY (7729). Spay/USA helps find affordable spay/neuter services. Find the Perfect Dog
1-800-save-a-petPetfinder - NM Petfinder - Rio Rancho Animal Control Pets911 topLocal Animal Shelters
Albuquerque Animal Care CenterEastside: 8920 Lomas NE, 768-1975 Westside: 11800 Sunset Gardens SW, 768-1975 Animal Humane Association of NM 615 Virginia SE 255-5523 Española Animal Shelter 108 Hamm Parkway, Española 505-753-8662 Rio Rancho Animal Control 3441 Northern Blvd., Rio Rancho 505-891-7237 Santa Fe Animal Shelter & Humane Society 100 Caja del Rio Road, Santa Fe 505-983-4309 top Local Limited Acceptance Organizations
ANEW of NM -
anewpet@flash.net
Bro & Tracy Animal Welfare, Inc. Joyce Fay's animal welfare organization features pictures of dogs available for adoption, along with photographic tips, and her wonderful photos of, naturally, Bro & Tracy. HART (Homeless Animal Rescue Team) 450-6966 Heart & Soul Animal Sanctuary 505-757-6817 NM Animal Friends - 881-PAWS (881-7297) No More Homeless Pets of NM - 843-NMHP (843-6647) PACA/AAR - 315-0004 Pick of the Pound Placitas Animal Rescue - 867-0004 Quixote Humane Incorporated Second Chance Animal Rescue - 238-5565 SPOTS - 294-9212 Watermelon Mountain Ranch (Bernalillo) 771-0140 top Stopping Animal Abuse
Local
To report animal abuse: 768-1975 (Animal Services)
Animal Protection of New Mexico 265-2322 or hotline: 800-249-0032 apnm@apnm.org Animal Protection Voters of New Mexico mail@apvnm.org Bernalillo County Environmental Health/Animal Control and Protection 3211 Coors SW, Suite D-2 873-6706 Dogs Deserve Better information about preventing dog chaining NM Federation of Animal Care, Control, and Welfare Agencies 1109 Luthy Circle 294-8358 NM SPCA 275-SPCA (7722) nmspca@yahoo.com How to make a complaint and what to do if officials don't respond from PETroglyphs Magazine top National
Animal Legal Defense Fund
tells you how to legally stop someone from abusing their dogs
Pet Abuse has information on what you can do to prevent animal abuse top Animal Trusts
According to attorney Shawn K. Deasy, who specializes in animal welfare law, pet owners
can take steps now to ensure that their animals are cared for in case they're unable to
do so. One possibility is a will which can include Powers of Attorney to handle assets
in the event of the owner's incapacitation or death. It can also establish a testamentary
trust providing money to be used for your animal's care. The cost for preparing a will is
approximately $300 + tax. Another option is a living trust, which can also include a
testamentary trust for animals. A trust avoids probate which can take up to a year and
cost up to $3,000. The fee for preparing a living trust runs from $1200 - $1800.
Ms. Deasy cautions against trying to write your own will or trust using do-it-yourself legal books--they're usually not valid in New Mexico. To contact Ms. Deasy about preparing your will or trust, call her at 873-2952. Pet Trusts from lawyers.com Pet Trusts & Other Estate Issues from the Animal Legal & Historical Center top General Dog Info
Animal ChannelHumane Society's site with everything canine Puppyworks educational dog events for dog trainers and behaviorists Senior Dogs a wonderful site that promotes the adoption of older dogs and provides information on what older dogs need to best enjoy their golden years top |
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