Savethesaveable.com – Focus On Those Who Need Our Help

Friday, 26 February 2016 / Published in Blog
Savethesaveable.com is a special page, an marketing campaign,  dedicated to the animals who are ‘at risk’ for one reason or another at Pima Animal Care Center (PACC).  These are the same pets that are also most likely to be overlooked by the prospective adopters coming to the shelter and are not in the public eye

Let’s Euthanize Grandma

Wednesday, 04 November 2015 / Published in Blog
  Grandma is old, around 71. She doesn’t walk so well anymore. She says it’s because of her arthritis. One of her eyes is runny and she can’t hear too well either. She used to play with me a lot but now she rather snore and take too many naps.   What good is she?

Single Girl Saving the Saveable

Wednesday, 12 August 2015 / Published in Blog
by Julia Kemper   It all started with one photograph one year ago. I had been browsing a lot of dog pages on Facebook lately because I missed having a dog but was too indecisive as to which I would choose. Suddenly one photo caught my eye. It was of a red dog with just

Tucson Let’s Do Launch: savethesaveable.com

Tuesday, 21 July 2015 / Published in Blog
Tucson Pet Campaign: savethesaveable.com Tucson Let’s do launch: $500 matching funds to save high risk animals   by Karyn Zoldan     Life and Death The grassroots advocacy organization, No Kill Pima County (NKPC), and Pima Animal Care Center (PACC) have been collaborating by developing a checklist to save more animals at the shelter. One

“Fosterversary”

Saturday, 18 July 2015 / Published in Blog
You may have heard that fostering saves lives. It absolutely does. If you have never fostered an animal before we hope the Pope family’s story of entering into animal rescue and foster inspires you to jump in and foster your own pet.   Written by Justin Pope:   “A couple days before my birthday two

EACH and EVERY

Sunday, 15 February 2015 / Published in Blog
“DRAKE”   By Jessica Shuman   Posted 2/15/15   No Kill is a model and a movement, but above all, No kill is a commitment. Emerging less than two decades ago, No Kill is young and while the concept has remained the same, its definition has blurred, benchmarks are evolving and it may be confusing

Glass Houses 2.0

Friday, 06 February 2015 / Published in Blog
By Kim Silver   Published 2/6/15   It goes without saying that I am an advocate for dogs. I thrive on helping them be more understood, better connected with their humans, healthy and safe.   Unfortunately there are too many dogs and cats that have no one to advocate for them. According to the No Kill