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Ginger is one of 7 puppies that appear to be a Cur mix. She is a beautiful tan color with a dark colored muzzle. These puppies were born to a female that belonged to a homeless gentleman. He authorized WAR to take temporary custody of the female to allow her to have her puppies in safety and get her fixed. She gave birth to 7 beautiful puppies. After the puppies were weaned and WAR was able to get her fixed and vaccinated, she was returned to the homeless individual. The puppies stayed with WAR and they are ready to be adopted by their forever families.
Ginger is leash and kennel trained. She is spayed, vaccinated and microchipped.
If you are interested in adopting Ginger, please visit the Wilton Animal Rescue website and complete an adoption application!
Ginger is one of 7 puppies that appear to be a Cur mix. She is a beautiful tan color with a dark colored muzzle. These puppies were born to a female that belonged to a homeless gentleman. He authorized WAR to take temporary custody of the female to allow her to have her puppies in safety and get her fixed. She gave birth to 7 beautiful puppies. After the puppies were weaned and WAR was able to get her fixed and vaccinated, she was returned to the homeless individual. The puppies stayed with WAR and they are ready to be adopted by their forever families.
Ginger is leash and kennel trained. She is spayed, vaccinated and microchipped.
If you are interested in adopting Ginger, please visit the Wilton Animal Rescue website and complete an adoption application!
Visit to the shelter is by appointment. Please send an email to wilton animal rescue.com if you wish to visit our facility.
Visit to the shelter is by appointment. Please send an email to wilton animal rescue.com if you wish to visit our facility.
More about this rescue
ABOUT WAR: Communities and shelters all over the nation are overwhelmed by the crisis of pet over-population, neglect, and homelessness. We will only overcome this crisis if the shelters, rescues, and the public work together and address the root causes of this crisis. We at Wilton Animal Rescue are doing our part by not only addressing the immediate needs of lost or abandoned dogs, but also providing education and outreach to the public. With every dog we rescue and rehabilitate, every person we educate about responsible pet ownership, every dog we microchip, and every child we inspire with our outreach programs, we do our part to chip away at this crisis. We dream of the day that WAR and other organizations like us are no longer necessary.
OUR SERVICES
TRAPPING: Every day brings new reports of lost or abandoned dogs seen wandering. Animal control and city shelters are overburdened and will prioritize cases involving public safety. One of the services WAR provides is to respond to these cases, often traveling up to 60 miles, so that we can safely secure these dogs. Often, the dogs are scared and distrustful of humans and require us to trap them. We have invested in a variety of styles of traps so that we can use the one that best fits the situation. Our efforts often involve hiking through varied terrain, repelling into drainage ditches, and using creative ways to place the traps that will maximize our chances of attracting the dog. Once we have the dog secured, we immediately assess their physical condition and get them any veterinary care they require. We also scan them for a microchip to see if we can locate a family that might be looking for them. In the best cases, they have a registered microchip and we are able to reunite them with their families. If not, we determine if they are a candidate to bring into our rescue or surrender them to a local shelter.
RESCUE FACILITY: For the dogs that we bring into the rescue, we have kennel facilities, a grooming station and secure areas for the dogs to exercise and socialize. We are currently at max capacity at close to 40 dogs. All the dogs under our care receive vaccinations, including Rabies, DHPP, Leptospira, and Bortatella. They are also spayed/neutered and microchipped. We provide veterinary care, grooming and assess their personalities and behavior. We make sure that each dog we offer for adoption has basic obedience skills and is good on a leash and we work with professional trainers for those dogs that need extra help getting back on track. Once a dog is ready for adoption, we carefully screen incoming adoption applications and offer complete transparency about the dog traits to ensure the dog goes to a family best suited for their needs. In the event that the placement does not work out, we welcome the dog back
COMMUNITY OUTREACH: Providing services and education to the public helps WAR achieve our mission. Here is a short list of examples of our outreach efforts. We hold an event once a year offering free microchipping and other services. We host a group of special needs kids once a week where we teach them how to interact with our dogs and care for them. We have relationships with many local businesses and are often invited to special events where we educate the public about dog care and what we do as a rescue. We are always looking for opportunities to engage with the community and provide further education on responsible pet ownership.
ABOUT WAR: Communities and shelters all over the nation are overwhelmed by the crisis of pet over-population, neglect, and homelessness. We will only overcome this crisis if the shelters, rescues, and the public work together and address the root causes of this crisis. We at Wilton Animal Rescue are doing our part by not only addressing the immediate needs of lost or abandoned dogs, but also providing education and outreach to the public. With every dog we rescue and rehabilitate, every person we educate about responsible pet ownership, every dog we microchip, and every child we inspire with our outreach programs, we do our part to chip away at this crisis. We dream of the day that WAR and other organizations like us are no longer necessary.
OUR SERVICES
TRAPPING: Every day brings new reports of lost or abandoned dogs seen wandering. Animal control and city shelters are overburdened and will prioritize cases involving public safety. One of the services WAR provides is to respond to these cases, often traveling up to 60 miles, so that we can safely secure these dogs. Often, the dogs are scared and distrustful of humans and require us to trap them. We have invested in a variety of styles of traps so that we can use the one that best fits the situation. Our efforts often involve hiking through varied terrain, repelling into drainage ditches, and using creative ways to place the traps that will maximize our chances of attracting the dog. Once we have the dog secured, we immediately assess their physical condition and get them any veterinary care they require. We also scan them for a microchip to see if we can locate a family that might be looking for them. In the best cases, they have a registered microchip and we are able to reunite them with their families. If not, we determine if they are a candidate to bring into our rescue or surrender them to a local shelter.
RESCUE FACILITY: For the dogs that we bring into the rescue, we have kennel facilities, a grooming station and secure areas for the dogs to exercise and socialize. We are currently at max capacity at close to 40 dogs. All the dogs under our care receive vaccinations, including Rabies, DHPP, Leptospira, and Bortatella. They are also spayed/neutered and microchipped. We provide veterinary care, grooming and assess their personalities and behavior. We make sure that each dog we offer for adoption has basic obedience skills and is good on a leash and we work with professional trainers for those dogs that need extra help getting back on track. Once a dog is ready for adoption, we carefully screen incoming adoption applications and offer complete transparency about the dog traits to ensure the dog goes to a family best suited for their needs. In the event that the placement does not work out, we welcome the dog back
COMMUNITY OUTREACH: Providing services and education to the public helps WAR achieve our mission. Here is a short list of examples of our outreach efforts. We hold an event once a year offering free microchipping and other services. We host a group of special needs kids once a week where we teach them how to interact with our dogs and care for them. We have relationships with many local businesses and are often invited to special events where we educate the public about dog care and what we do as a rescue. We are always looking for opportunities to engage with the community and provide further education on responsible pet ownership.
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