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Puppy Mill Lhasa Apsos Need Homes!
The New Albany Floyd County Animal Shelter has taken in a group of puppy mill dogs that are in various stages of assessment/adoptability. The Lhasas range in age from 18 months to 4 years in age. We will be accepting applications for the 1st 2 dogs of the group tomorrow at noon on a 1st come 1st served basis. They will not be ready to leave until we have the results of their heartworm tests tomorrow afternoon.
More Lhasas will be available next week and in the future as they begin to recover from their puppy mill lifestyle. If you are interested in these dogs, make sure that you read the info on the website about rehabilitating a puppy mill dog before you apply to adopt one. These are special needs dogs, and interested adopters need to be informed!
Paws at Play Training Center is Moving!!
Paws at Play is moving to a new location! We are relocating to the old Greentree Cinema 10 at 801 E. Lewis & Clark Pkwy, Suite 900 in Clarksville, In.
We are frantically trying to get things ready for reopening at the new site on Feb. 15th! Keep your fingers crossed that SNOW doeasn’t slow us down! See you at the next day of class!
ANIMAL SHELTER CLOSED DUE TO WEATHER!
The New Albany/Floyd County Animal Shelter will be closed due to weather.   SNIP Clinic has been cancelled. Anyone signed up for the February transport will be moved to the March 9th transport.
Great Homes Needed for Great Dogs!
Shelter Update and THANKS TO SUPPORTERS!
As many of you know, the shelter is still overflowing from our seized dogs. Donations of blankets, blankets, and more blankets have been helpful and appreciated. The staff also wishes to thank the FCARL dog walkers that have volunteered their time. In a situation like we have been facing, every little bit helps.
Petsmart in Clarksville proved to be a godsend the day that the Save That Dog Sanctuary seizure occurred. When we got the additional 41 dogs back to the shelter, we quickly realized that we did not even have enough food bowls for these dogs and the rest of the animals in our care. When we put in a call to Gary Stoner, the Petsmart store manager, he quickly contacted the corporate office of Petsmart Charities to request assistance for us. Their donation of food bowls, additional leashes, and extra pooper scoopers came almost immediately and proved to be invaluable! Thank you Petsmart!!!
We hope that a resolution of the situation for the Fraze dogs will be reached by the end of the week. These dogs seemed to have enjoyed the quiet of the shelter, and we’ve never seen dogs so appreciative of warmth and a blanket. They seemed to snore away for 2 days! We all hope that as many of the dogs as possible can be placed.











