Jack Hanna Visits Rolling Dog Ranch

Posted by Barbara Techel

 

I was so thrilled for ranch owner’s Steve and Alyane when I read Jack Hannaand his wife visited their ranch to do some filming.  Little Blind Callie in the photo did the perfect doxie pose!  What a sweetheart, and shall I say, ham?!??!?

Rolling Dog Ranch is one of my favorite animal sanctuaries that takes in disabled animals.  I’m so happy for the positive attention this will bring to all animals with disabilities.

A expert from Rolling Dog Ranch Blog:

Yesterday we hosted wildlife expert Jack Hanna, his wife Suzi, and their film crew who were here to do a story on our animals for their TV show ‘Into The Wild.’ The local paper, the Missoulian, sent a reporter and photographer out to the ranch to interview the Hanna’s about their visit with us and the other Montana topics they’re going to be covering on this trip.  Read More…

Smiles Brought to You By Eddie’s Wheels

Posted by Barbara Techel

Pictures speak a thousand words…these smiles below brought to you by the company, Eddie’s Wheels, who made Frankie’s cart.  To all the animals with wheels out in the world… Keep on Rolling!  We think you are the BEST!!!

 

Daisy

 

Grace

 

Grey

 

Otis

Wisconsin Governor Doyle Declares WI Week for the Animals, August 8-16th, 2009

Posted by Barbara Techel

 

Just received word about this wonderful week, so wanted to share.  Be sure and check out the website for all the details!!

Governor Jim Doyle Officially Proclaims 1st Wisconsin Week for the Animals August 8-16, 2009!

(Madison, Wisconsin) Animal World USA is pleased to announce that Governor Jim Doyle has officially proclaimed 1st Wisconsin Week for the Animals fromAugust 8-16, 2009.   Duringthe extraordinary week, animalshelters, rescue groups, and humane organizations across the state will be hosting wonderful animal-related special events which will be strengthening communities throughout the state.  Educators, students, businesses and caring citizens across the state will be joining into celebrate and help animals. 

Events will include adoption fairs, low costspay/neuter events, emergency sheltering workshop, R.E.A.D. dog programs in libraries, puppy mill awareness activities, motorcycle ride to benefit the animals, book signings, BINGO for homeless animals, golf outing to help shelter pets, Catapalooza celebration, donation drives, dog washes to benefit shelters and therapy animals visiting hospitals. 

Also to be included are a salute to our working K-9 andhandlers, pet first aid, care & safety seminars, educational programs at  the zoos andmuseums, blessing for the animals, and full-filled festivals for families to enjoy friendship,food, music on behalf of the always amazing animals and with so much more being planned! Scores of precious lives will be saved and new exciting relationships will be built in Wisconsin communities during the week.

Please note events and activities will be added right up to the kick off of the week.  For more info, please call 877-454-0807.See the calendar of events and learn how to become involved on the official website at http://wisconsinanimals.org/