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Helping our neighbors - florida giant dog rescue
Foster Partner
As a small business, located in the Lakeland Area, we understand the importance of being a responsible member of the business community. Along with activities with the Lakeland Area Chamber of Commerce we are proud to be a fostering partner for the Florida Giant Dog Rescue.
Florida Giant Dog Rescue works exclusively with dogs over 100 pounds. As the General Manager of CO2 & FESC, member of the Board of Directors of FLGDR and someone that has worked in rescue for many years, I am proud to associate our company with the fine work done by this group.
Pictured is Ava, our current company foster. Ava is just one of many Giants that have been looking for her forever home, She is one of the lucky ones. Millions of dogs, go without homes every year and, unfortunately, end up being put to sleep. That is the unfortunate truth, but it doesn't have to be that way. Tougher laws, including licensing for reputable breeders and stiff fines for unlicensed breeders, aggressive spay / neuter laws and increased incentives to do so are all options to decrease this preventable tragedy.
Looking for a new furry friend? Check out the website flgdr.org for the current class of adoptable Giants and honorary Giants looking for their forever homes.
Florida Giant Dog Rescue - Adopt, don't shop
To learn more about the other adoptable dogs in rescue, donate, volunteer your help or become a corporate sponsor - visit the website - https://flgdr.org/ .
Spay / neuter of our pets, closing puppy mills and irresponsible breeders and promoting adoptions is the only way to empty the kennels and become "No Kill" communities.
COME MEET OUR CURRENT FOSTER DOG - mISS gRACIE lOO
Current Foster Dog
Our current foster at our office is Miss Gracie Loo. She is a pocket Pittie and just as sweet as can be. She was left tied to the sign in front of our office, nearly starved to death. We couldn't leave her there and wouldn't send her to animal control, so she became our most recent foster dog. She has been to the vet twice, the first time to clear up her infections and get her started on a healthy path and the second time to receive her vaccinations. She is scheduled to be spayed in early July.
She is believed to be about 2 years old, gets along great with other dogs as long as no food or toys are involved. She seems to love all humans, is super in the car and just wants to be with her human or humans. She does not do well with cats.
If you would be interested in adopting Miss Gracie please email sue@co2andfesc.com for additional information and an application.