GlenEllynite
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You may want to check out the following website: http://www.1-800-save-a-pet.com/shelterpages/70527.htmlIt looked pretty cool and lets you search for homeless dogs within a certain mile-radius from where you live.
"Men cannot stop growing, nor can they continue making new things merely in imitation of what has been done. Each age must have its own new tempo, its own plan and pattern, and must express itself soundly in terms of that pattern and in the measure of that tempo." - Albert H. Krehbiel
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GlenEllynite
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Hi Anne - Also try Petfinder.com My husband and I just adopted a dog this past weekend. He is a Westie and lost his home in Hurricane Katrina. (They are small dogs, but are over 10 pounds) We went through the Westie Rescue of Missouri. http://www.westierescueofmissouri.com/ |
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GlenEllynite
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I have a question sort of on this topic: does anyone know if GE has a limit on how many dogs a household can have? We already have 2, but would like to rescue another dog who is a victim of Katrina. Thank you.
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GlenEllynite
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Zman - 6-3-7: NUMBER OF PERMITTED DOGS AND CATS: It shall be unlawful for more than three (3) dogs or cats, or any combination thereof, to be housed within the village unless the premises or property on which said dogs or cats are housed is a kennel or cattery as defined within the zoning code. (Ord. 5352, 4-25-2005)
"Men cannot stop growing, nor can they continue making new things merely in imitation of what has been done. Each age must have its own new tempo, its own plan and pattern, and must express itself soundly in terms of that pattern and in the measure of that tempo." - Albert H. Krehbiel
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GlenEllynite
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Wow, thank you for doing the research! This is excellent -- looks like we can get one more.
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GlenEllynite
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No Problem! Let us know when you get your refugee, err, I mean EVACUEE puppy!
"Men cannot stop growing, nor can they continue making new things merely in imitation of what has been done. Each age must have its own new tempo, its own plan and pattern, and must express itself soundly in terms of that pattern and in the measure of that tempo." - Albert H. Krehbiel
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