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Rescue Projects 2010
Birdtown: 5 puppies
Start Date: February
2010
Rescue Coordinator: Kathy W.
Read their story here!
Cantrell Road: 7 puppies
Start Date: May 2010
Rescue Coordinator: Kathy
W., Chelsea & Holly
Read all about it. See photos & video.
Martin Road: 2
dogs
Start Date: May 2010
Rescue Coordinator:
Holly
July 2010 - BOTH of these deserving dogs found wonderful adoptive homes locally.
May
2010 - Cracker and Ruffie are adorable little toy poodles whose little lives had a "ruff"
beginning. Found in a neglectful situation, they were left languishing in an outdoor pen where
they were so severely matted that they could hardly walk. They were surrendered to OOTW after Saline
Co. Sheriff's Officers warned the owner that he may be charged with animal cruelty.
Cracker and Ruffie were very tolerant even to the point of being relaxed during the lengthy process it took to get
them looking like little dogs again. Even though
they has had a hard start, they are affectionate and love to play.
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Before video.
Warning: The video is
disturbing, but it's AMAZING to see the difference in how they look now!
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Boyle Park: 5
puppies
Start Date: May 2010
Rescue Coordinator:
Shawn Snow
July 2010 - All
of these pups have been adopted! Mommy Keely, too!
May 2010
- Gorgeous girl Keely dodged cars in Boyle Park for over three and a half years before she finally fell
in love and had seven babies. It took another six nerve-wracking weeks before she was finally rescued.
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As for breed of the puppies -- who knows, they
look like identical lambs from afar but each one has an very unique personality.
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Keely and two of her puppies have already been adopted by
long-time admirers/caretakers. The five remaining bundles of joy are still available for
adoption.
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Sweet
Home: 50 dogs, 40 cats, 8 horses,
2 mules, 6 donkeys, 8 goats & 2 bunnies
Start Date: November 2009
A couple
that live near the end of a country road near Sweet Home, AR in Pulaski County, a common place where animals
are often "dumped" and abandoned, may have began their rescue efforts with good intentions but they accumulated
many more animals than they could possibly care for physically or financially.
Since the beginning of November 2009 we have made
great progress in helping these animals in need! OOTW took in over 14 dogs and pups, 3 bunnies, and found help for
8 horses, 6 donkeys and 2 mules with the HSPC. Most of the female dogs have been spayed, but as you can imagine, that
will be a priority for OOTW. No more puppies, please!
All of the cats have shelter and/or
are inside. They look to be in fairly good health and have been spayed or neutered. FURR (Feline Rescue & Rehome)
donated 80+ pounds of cat food to help for now! We are hoping that with FURR's help, homes can be found for most of these
cats.
This
rescue project has now been turned over to an independent rescuer.
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