Katie, a brown houndy-shepherdy-type dog with black on her ears and face, was adopted Sunday from WHS and lost the same day, near Gumwood Drive in Hyattsville. She was last seen yesterday in the woods behind Northwestern High School on Adelphi Rd.
You can view her photo at http://www.flickr.com/photos/robinsiegel/5778631729/ and follow updates on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/WashHumane
She is very shy so will run if approached. Please call the shelter so Animal Control Officers can respond and return her safely to her family. Washington Humane Society (24 HOURS/DAY)202-576-6664.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Friday, May 13, 2011
Still on the loose
This dog is still running around town and has recently been seen on 63rd Place (behind St. Ambrose) several times. If you spot him, please contact us immediately by leaving a comment, clicking on the "contact us" button on the right, or email us at cheverly.animals@gmail.com.
Previous post here.
Previous post here.
University of Maryland Students Organize to End Breed Discrimination
Informative article and petition link on the efforts to end an antiquated and costly policy of canine profiling - the ban on pit bull breeds in our county.
Please read, sign and pass along.
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Black dog brigade at the Cheverly Day Parade
"Celebrate Black Dogs!"
America's Underappreciated Canines
Join the Black Dog Brigade in the Cheverly Day Parade. Black shelter dogs are often the hardest to find homes for. We are marching today to show how beautiful these dogs are.
We'll be position 47 in the parade, meeting at 9 am in the 3100 block of Laurel.
Things to bring:
* Plastic bags in case dogs need to relieve themselves along the parade route.
* Bottle of water and a fold-up bowl.
* Pretty collars, bandanas, or "adopt me" vests if appropriate.
* A camera to record the day.
America's Underappreciated Canines
Join the Black Dog Brigade in the Cheverly Day Parade. Black shelter dogs are often the hardest to find homes for. We are marching today to show how beautiful these dogs are.
We'll be position 47 in the parade, meeting at 9 am in the 3100 block of Laurel.
Things to bring:
* Plastic bags in case dogs need to relieve themselves along the parade route.
* Bottle of water and a fold-up bowl.
* Pretty collars, bandanas, or "adopt me" vests if appropriate.
* A camera to record the day.
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
We're still here
Please pardon the sparse postings as of late, life has gotten in the way. However, we're still here to help get the word out for Cheverly animals in need. If you know of an animal, event or issue that you want us to post, please let us know.
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