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Posted by phflea on March 04, 2003 at 04:43:36:

In Reply to: Re: Pets of US Military Need Foster Homes posted by canarymom on March 01, 2003 at 22:13:16:

:A direct link is http://www.netpets.org/netp/foster.php

::::Crossposted with permission, permission given to freely crosspost.

::::Dogs of every breed, shape and size are being abandoned in
::::the Clarksville, Tennessee - Hopkinsville, Kentucky area.
::::Soldiers leaving for the Gulf are not all aware of foster
::::programs that can care for their dogs when they are gone.
::::Many dogs are just showing up as strays, but others are
::::abandoned in the shelters by soldiers who feel like they
::::have no other options.

::::If you'd like to help foster the dog of a soldier, contact
::::foster@netpets.org. In the subject of your email, put
::::"YOUR STATE, Foster Home Application." If you're in the
::::military or other related government organization and need
::::to find a temporary home for your cat, dog, or bird, call
::::NetPets at (843) 249-5262.

::::Please pass this information along to anyone who might be interested.
::::Marcia Benes

:::
:::Here is another area that needs alot of help...they are euthanizing pets so they can make room for the others...hopeully some people will be able to adopt. Phone number is listed in the article.

:::Military Pets

:::Flea

::

::Is there a website for the shelter, Flea?

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Thanks Canary for the website!! Kudos

Flea

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