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Pet
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introduce you to a few animals that are temporarily living at the Animal
Welfare League of Trumbull County & The Cats Are People Too Club. Keep in mind that there are
many more animals available that would love to come home with
you. Take a look at the links below for more information. |
| Cats Are People Too:
Pet Bytes features updates from Cats Are People Too -
The only
no-kill, non-profit all-volunteer, tax-exempt charity in Trumbull
County, Ohio, dedicated to helping abused, lost, stray and homeless cats
and kittens. Click here to view some of the
cats available for adoption.
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This Week's Pets
Take a look at a few of the residents at
the Animal Welfare League, even if you don't want to adopt, the pictures
are priceless! |
Donations
Take a look at how you can help the
Animal Welfare League with the donation of some simple household items |
Shelter
Information
Click here for hours, phone numbers,
directions, prices, and any thing else to get you on your way! |
Affordable
Spaying & Neutering
Take Bob Barkers advice and get details
on the Welfare Leagues low cost Spay and Neuter program |
Join
The Welfare League Mailing List
Receive Pawprints,
the Newsletter of the Animal Welfare League plus other announcements. |
Don't Forget
Us!
Here are a few animals we have featured in previous weeks still available at the
shelter for adoption
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If you are
interested in adopting any of these cats, please call Cats Are People Too at
652-7160 or visit their web site www.catsarepeopletoo.org. Even if the cat you are interested in has been adopted, there are
many, many more waiting for good homes!
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| The Animal Welfare League uses the
following products every day to feed, clean, and care for the hundreds
of homeless animals that they see every day. If in your weekly or
monthly shopping you could remember them and buy an extra box or bag of
these items, it would mean a lot. And of course, remember that
anything that you choose to donate is tax deductible.
Where can I drop off these items?
Warrenpages would be happy to collect any
donations the you choose to give, and we will deliver them to the Animal
Welfare League of Trumbull County Shelter. We will also be happy
to mail you a receipt from the Welfare League. Our location can be
found by clicking on the "Contact Us" button at the bottom of
every page on this site. |
| Bleach |
Dish Detergent |
Kleenex |
Throw Rugs |
| Paper Towels |
Laundry Detergent |
Toilet Paper |
Q-Tips |
| Scotch Tape |
Alcohol |
Band-Aids |
Broom |
| Dry dog/cat Food |
Pet Treats |
Pet Toys |
Window Cleaner |
| Cat Liter |
Pens |
Sponges |
Staples |
| Copy Paper |
Large Garbage Bags |
Cleanser |
WD-40 |
| Stainless
Steel Pet Dishes |
Plastic
Buckets |
Towels |
Throw Rugs |
| Blankets |
Dust Pans |
Step Stool |
Newspapers (call first) |
| Shovel/Rakes |
Bird Feeders |
Wastebaskets |
Heavy Duty
Ladder |
| Large Trash Containers |
Weed Whip |
Hand Tools |
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| Pet Carriers |
Heating Pads |
Bird Seed |
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| Phone Numbers |
330-394-4122
OR 330-394-3880 |
| Donations (Prices) |
Cats start at $35, and dogs at
$45. Just a reminder; this is a non profit organization, and all
fees go towards maintaining the shelter. NOTE: All dogs are
heartworm tested, wormed and vaccinated. All cats are
leukemia/AIDS negative, wormed and vaccinated, Some of the animals
are spayed and neutered. |
| Hours |
Monday:
12:30 - 5:00
Tuesday: 12:30 - 5:00
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 12:30 - 5:00
Friday: 12:30 - 5:00
Saturday: 11:00 - 4:00
Sunday: Closed |
| Directions |
From downtown Warren take Main
Street South for approximately 3 - 4 miles. At a four way stop you
will see a bright blue garage on your left, turn right. The
shelter is your 7th driveway on the left side. Offices are in the
house on the right, the shelter itself is on the left. |
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 Here
is an illustration of why it is important to have your pet spayed or
neutered. This cat just gave birth to 6 kittens at the shelter,
and shelter workers say that newborns do not do well in the shelter environment.
Please, have your pet spayed or neutered, with this low cost program
there really is NO EXCUSE. Scroll Down for details.
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The "Alternative Solution" is an effort to provide low cost spaying and neutering
of dogs and cats to that portion of the pet owning public who feel that
they cannot afford the normal fee charged at local veterinary clinics.
The program is sponsored by the Trumbull County Veterinary
Association, and The Animal Welfare League of Trumbull County.
Local veterinarians on a voluntary, rotating basis
will perform surgeries. Each veterinarian will make use of his/her
own clinic, supplies, and staff in performing these surgeries.
The only requirement is that the pet owner feels
that he/she is limited income.
For more information call: 394-4122 OR
394-3880
Fee Schedule
Cat Spay: $38
Cat Neuter: $26
Dog Spay under 30lbs: $40
Dog Spay over 30lbs: add .50 per pound
Dog Neuter up to 50lbs: $35
Dog Neuter over 50lbs: $45
Conditions
1) Females should not be in
heat.
2) Females should not be in late pregnancy (50 days).
3) An added fee of $10 may be added for pregnant or obese animals.
4) Males should have both testicles descended into the scrotum |
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