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Chutney is right. I have learned lots of commands, but life is not a bed of roses.The command I don't like is "front". An example: I am in the super-market and have to lie parallel to the shelves while Judith gets whatever it is she needs. It's no fun! I want to look at the shelves and see if there is something I want!  But, I do as I am told and that makes me happy.See More
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Please Help Us Find Our 6-month old Mini-Dachshund Louie

Please Help Us Find Louie                     Male  Puppy  6 months old Date Lost:         May 14, 2012, 1:30 p.m.Location:            Highway 68, between Dixon and Rio Grande Gorge Visitor Center, about one mile south, near pull-off picnic area south of Quartzite turnoffDescription:      Black mini-dachshund, 6…See More
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HIGH DESERT K9 TRAINING CLUB at FORT MARCY PARK

May 20, 2012 from 3pm to 4pm
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN TRAINING YOUR DOG, OR PUPPY?SOCIALIZING WITH OTHER DOG OWNERS AND THEIR DOGS?HAVING YOUR DOG CERTIFIED AS A CANINE GOOD CITIZEN?IF THE ANSWER IS YES. PLEASE JOIN US FOR OUR SUNDAY'S SESSIONSee More
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Lost your dog? Find a lost or injured animal? Here are important contact numbers in Santa Fe and Santa Fe County:

In the city limits, Animal Services is at 955-2701. On weekends and holidays, call SFPD dispatch at 955-2700.
In the county, Animal Control is at 992-1626. On weekends and holidays, call Sheriff's dispatch at 428-3720.

Still unsure about what to do to find your lost pet? Read these tips put together by Scoop member Julie.

Want to be part of a growing number of people who help find animals? Join the e-mail alert list about lost/found animals. Organized by Scoop member Claudia Inoue, recipients are notified when there is an animal lost in the Santa Fe area. If you'd like to be a part of the list, e-mail lostdogalert@msn.com. Read more about the database.

Suspect an animal might be suffering from abuse? Call the toll-free statewide hot line for reporting extreme cruelty to animals at 1-877-548-6263.

Have a favorite animal-related link? Let me know at scoop@sfnewmexican.com and I'll post it here.

Animal Protection of New Mexico

Animal Shelter Tips Blog

All Creatures Memorials

Baghdad pups

Best Friends Animal Sancturary

Bridging the Worlds Animal Sanctuary

Cat Spay of Santa Fe

City of Santa Fe Animal Services

Desert Paws - news from Cochiti Lake

Dew Paws

Espanola Valley Humane Society

Felines & Friends New Mexico


House Rabbit Society

Kindred Spirits Animal Sanctuary

Listening to Raven: Artist Beth Surdut

 

Luvin' Labradors Retriever Rescue New Mexico


New Mexico House Rabbit Society

New Mexico Independent Border Collie Rescue

New Mexico Mustang and Burro Association

Pet Loss Support Page

Santa Fe Border Collie Club

Santa Fe Animal Shelter and Humane Society

Santa Fe Dog Park blog

Save the Chimps

Shaking Wind Ranch

Southwest Llama Rescue

Tigger's World

The Wildlife Center

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Latest news: Remember in order to become a member of Scoop, you must indicate whether you have an animal companion and what his or her name is. Those who don't have animal companions must simply say what animals mean to them. It's a simple rule, but it helps to eliminate spammers or those with certain agendas.

PLEASE remember we do not allow unsupported blog postings that are intended as attacks on any groups or individuals. This is a place for communication about animal-welfare issues and not one-sided agendas.

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TINY Chihuahua lost off of 599

Posted by Claudia Inoue on May 16, 2012 at 9:55am

From Chablis

Chutney is right. I have learned lots of commands, but life is not a bed of roses.The command I don't like is "front". An example: I am in the super-market and have to lie parallel to the shelves while Judith gets whatever it is she needs. It's no fun! I want to look at the shelves and see if there is something I want!  But, I do as I am told and that makes me happy.

Posted by Judith Newton on May 16, 2012 at 9:00am

Please Help Us Find Our 6-month old Mini-Dachshund Louie

Please Help Us Find Louie

                     

Male  Puppy  6 months old

 

Date Lost:         May 14, 2012, 1:30 p.m.

Location:            Highway 68, between Dixon and Rio Grande Gorge Visitor Center, about…

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Posted by Jeanne on May 15, 2012 at 3:04pm

SHOP & ADOPT EVENT - JUNE 3RD

Posted by Luvin Labs on May 15, 2012 at 9:08am

Help Us Help Rocky-We Need a Foster

This handsome guy is Rocky a 2-3 year old male black labrador retriever.  Rocky was rescued by a kind lady who observed his owner throw him out of a moving car along a country road outside of Clovis.  Rocky was not hurt, but finds himself in the unfortunate situation of being homeless.  The lady who rescued him cannot keep him as her other dog has made it very clear that Rocky is not welcome.  Rocky is house trained, knows basic commands, gets along with children and other dogs, and ignores…

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Posted by Luvin Labs on May 14, 2012 at 5:39pm

Tootsie - Too YOUNG for Senior Care!

This is Tutsie.

She is looking for her forever loving home.She is estimated to be around 8-10

years old,house trained, healthy, spade, and vaccinated. She is currently at Kindred Spirits, the hospice program for senior dogs. She is WAY too young for their program is taking a space that needs to be vacant for a dog that really needs senior hospice care. She is medium sized, is very…
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Posted by Donna on May 14, 2012 at 11:12am

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