Austin Pets Alive!
2807 Manchaca Road
Austin
Texas
78704
2000
3807
Dog and Cat Haven
Austin Pets Alive! is working to make Austin a no kill city and has a large volunteer base to help make this a reality!
The $100,000 prize would go towards our goals for the year:
* Save 4,000 dogs and cats
* Continue finishing out our new building at 2807 Manchaca Road to maximize our life-saving potential
* Assist Town Lake Animal Center (TLAC) with making Austin a no kill city
* Continue building our behavior program so that we can save and rehabilitate all pets with behavior issues
* Expand into other Central Texas communities, like Williamson County, Bastrop, and Lampasis with an ultimate goal of a No Kill Central Texas
* Expand our outreach efforts to assisting and training other shelters in the US
* Host another national no-kill conference
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Austin Pets Alive!'s Blog
January 21, 2012
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Jenna Riedi
At Austin Pets Alive, we believe that every animal should be given a second chance and parvo puppies are no exception. We take all the parvo positive dogs from the Austin Animal Center and with one week of intensive treatment, we have a high survival rate for these highly adoptable puppies to lead normal, healthy lives.
Right now our parvo ward is full and we are in need of financial help for their care. Hector, pictured here, is one of the current patients in the parvo ward and he needs...
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January 20, 2012
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Jenna Riedi
Rapunzel came to Austin Pets Alive! from the shelter in San Antonio and we learned she has an incontinence problem. Our veterinarian, Dr. Eick, started acupuncture therapy to try to get the nerves in her bottom to respond and Rapunzel will go in twice a week for the next 4 weeks and we should know by then if it is working. Rapunzel is also on Proin to help the muscle tone in her bladder to try to get better control at least of the urinary incontinence. Rapunzel is a sweet pup who loves to...
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January 19, 2012
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Jenna Riedi
Sonia contacted our PASS (Positive Alternatives to Shelter Surrender) Program asking for help. Sonia took in her elderly father who is not well and his two pets, Ace and Grim. The apartment complex where she lives is requiring a$650 pet deposit for the two pets and they won’t back down from requiring it.
Sonia does not have the money for the required deposit and the leasing offer are only giving her five days to come up with the money. Sonia has incurred a lot of debt trying to take...
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