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If you have any information on any
lost Boston terrier,
or would like to post a lost one of your own, please email us or
contact Alabama
Pet Registry and/or The Dog
Detective.
Alabama
Vets / Shelters
Alabama
Newspapers
Alabama
TV / Radio Stations
Missing Pets
Start with Alabama Pet Registry (Dennis - 205-969-2241). This is if you are in Alabama. If not, look online for lost pet sites and post on Craig's List.
Post flyers with the vet's offices as the person you talk to at the vet might not be there if he came in or if whoever finds him calls. I would hit every single vet you can find. Shelters and pet food places should get the flyers too. Make sure to go to the shelters (humane society, animal control, etc.) daily. They are usually understaffed and can forget the flyers. Also, the person you speak to on the phone may not know all the dogs there, so you need to physically go there and look at the dogs. (It is hard, but this is to find your baby). Post flyers at places where someone might go to buy dog supplies (Petco, vets, grocers, etc.) so that if someone has found your dog and is getting that dog the basics, they might see your flyer!
I would try to think of anyone who is out on the road a lot around your area and contact them. I suggest speaking to the local postman, the people who read meters, the cable guy, pest control companies, the police, the Fedex/ UPS guys - anyone who is out and about on a regular basis who might see him. When you speak to them, give them a couple of posters (for themselves and for others they meet). See if they might announce it on a local radio station.
The Story of Mindy Sue
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We understand that making the decision to give up your dog is a tough one. If you are unsure about making this decision, call us at 866-778-3705 (see blue paragraph below); and maybe we can help you find a way to keep him or her!
For an urgent surrender, please send an email to: 1461986
@ usamobility.net providing only your name, area code
with phone number, and complete physical address, with Boston Terrier Surrender in the subject line. Do not send a narrative.
Please DO NOT use the above phone number: (1) to release your Boston
Terrier if you have contacted other rescue organizations
because doing so creates an unnecessary duplication of efforts on the part of many volunteers, and/or (2) to apply for
or inquire about available Boston Terriers, (3) to inquire about the status of an adoption application. Yes, all three of the aforementioned conditions apply to you without exception.
Please understand that the dogs we take in are prioritized. Dogs coming from a shelter, where they are in danger of being put to sleep, and unclaimed strays are given first and top priority. Next, we look at dogs who are in need of immediate health care that their owners cannot provide. We then consider other dogs. For an owner release, we often ask that people foster their dogs while we look for a permanent home for them.
If you are unable to care for your dog any longer and if we do not have an available foster home, we hope that you will contribute to the cost of boarding them. Sometimes this is not possible, and we will still take the dog; but since we are funded by donations and since the cost of rescue outweighs the contributions, we hope that you can help us out while we help you out by finding a great home for your dog.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Donna Farmer
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Please make a donation today to Birmingham Boston Terrier Rescue, Inc. We are a 501(C)3 non-profit status organization (DNP 562-644). Birmingham Boston Terrier Rescue makes it easy for you to make an on-line donation using PayPal by clicking on the "Donate" button
below.
Also, you may drop your tax-deductible donation off at:
Regions Bank (any branch
office)
Account Name: Birmingham Boston Terrier Rescue, Inc.
Account Number: 3010071725
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