Emergency funds are urgently needed for Project S.A.V.E.
Over a dozen dogs were rescued from severe neglect in Geauga County and now they need your help. Please help us give these beautiful animals the new
life they so richly deserve by donating to Rescue Village's Project S.A.V.E today. For the most recent updates on the rescued dogs, click here.
*We will inform the public when any of the dogs become available for adoption. Please no phone calls, there will be no waiting lists.
Welcome to Marino's Cool Cat Cafe!
Watch the video hosted
by RV adoption counselor, Ann, as she introduces you to Marino's Cool Cat Cafe and some of it's residents! Be sure to make the Cat Cafe your first stop when
coming to Rescue Village, just follow the paw prints when you come in the
door!
click her to view adoptable cats
Seasonal Public Service Announcement
As we welcome spring and enjoy the wonderful warm temperatures we are reminded that our pets will be confronting those nuisance pests that com
e along with the warm weather…fleas, ticks and mosquitos. The warmer than usual winter means that fewer of these critters have gone completely dormant and certainly many experts expect higher numbers of these pests this year. Besides just being downright annoying these are the bugs that transmit other diseases like heartworms, tapeworms, and Lymes disease.
Other intestinal parasite eggs also readily survive in these warmer temperatures so potential exposure to roundworms, hookworms and whipworms is always a concern. Remember, keeping your pet healthy ultimately means keeping your family healthy. Some of these parasites and their associated diseases can be transmissible to humans.
We always recommend that you discuss your pets’ individual health needs with your veter
inarian. This should include a discussion about appropriate year round heartworm and flea/tick preventive medications. There are many on the market and the choices can be confusing. Discussions with your veterinarian will help you to choose the perfect product for your pets. Great information about parasites and your pet’s health can also be found at the Companion Animal Parasite Council website www.capcvet.org.
Become a part of A-CERT Today!
The Animal Community Emergency Response Team is a team of trained volunteers ready to help the animals in the community.
By becoming a trained A-CERT volunteer, you will acquire the skills necessary to rescue, capture, shelter & save the lives of animals in the event of a disaster.
2012 Training Schedule: Weekday and Weekend
For more information, or if you are interested in becoming an
A-CERT member, please call Ken Folson of the EMA at 440-279-2173.
In 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 GHS received funding from Ohio Pet Plate
for Fix It in the Farmland
