Tootsie playing with my dogs.
She got along well with my two dogs when she and Ollie came over for a visit on Saturday, May 18.
Just goes to show they are different dogs once they get out..


Who says Bruno can't be trained?
After spending some time with Bruno last week I was able to train him
to help around the shelter. Watch out Lisa and Bill, your jobs may be
on the line!

Bruno loves to swim.
I brought Bruno over to swim and the boy spent an hour in the pond.
Click on the picture below to view of movie.

 

Click on the image below to download Kristen Little's 2012 Presentation in pdf. format.
It's a large file so please be patient while it is downlaoding. It's worth the wait!

 

 


Orbit and Saber come over to play with my dogs, Bella (Golden/Corgi adopted from SCAS in May) and Colby (Bordernese rescue in 2010 from Lost Angels).

Movie: Orbit, Sabre, Bella and Colby playing


Saber has been coming over to play and go swimming with Colby and Bella (named Cheri at the shelter, we adopted her last May).
A little reserved at first, Saber now loves to swim and play with his new buds.

Saber Movie

Movie: Ollie playing with Colby & Bella 10/27


SCAS Dog Walkers are volunteers who walk dogs at the Sarasota County Animal Services Shelter.
The shelter is located at 8451 Bee Ridge road, across from Rothenback Park at the the end of the Bee Ridge extension.
To become a volunteer dog walker you must be 18 yrs. or older, fill out a volunteer application and attend an orientation.
Dogs can be walked for any length of time between the hours of 8 AM and 4:30 PM. every day of the week.
Click here for a Volunteer Application.

 

Adopting a Rescue Dog Front Cover

If you, or anyone you know, are considering adopting a shelter dog this book may be beneficial.
This free book guides you through the first seven days of Adopting a Shelter Dog.
With seven simple lessons, the book helps you ease the transition from shelter life to home life for you and your pup. You can download your copy here.

 

 

If you have any comments or concerns about this weskit please email: douggilliland@gmail.com or call 941-377-3634.