Keloland Pets For Sale – SIOUX FALLS, SD (KELO) – Monday would have been actress Betty White’s 100th birthday. Albus, who was also a powerful active animal, died on New Year’s Eve. His life inspired Betty White’s challenge, which focuses on national efforts to save animals. The non-profit site gives back to Alba’s love of animals.
Taylor Houston of Sioux Falls is an alumna of the Kenai Mother, a sheep land gifted to her by her owner, which the Kenai people seem to have preferred over cattle.
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“He usually just hangs around my house, or my parents take him, they have a huge yard. He loves to run, and I spoil him with lots of toys, treats, probably more than I should,” Houston said.
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“B Team takes dogs from all over. We take dogs from our reservations in South Dakota, we have a lot of commercial owner surrender dog herd releases,” said B-Team Dog Rescue Director Mandi Haase.
The B Squad, along with other animal rescue organizations and shelters across the country, are paying tribute to the late actress Betty White and her work for animals.
“Betty White, for decades, was a well-known advocate for all animals, she really understood the importance of being a responsible pet owner,” Haase said.
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B Rescue Squad is honoring White by hosting Betty White Transport, sending two vehicles to Missouri that will pick up 70 rescue dogs that will be brought here to find new homes.
“We’ve felt the impact of COVID and inflation like everyone else and so our transportation costs have doubled, not to mention tripling with gas emissions. We have to travel thousands of miles every month to pick up rescue dogs,” Haase said.
A donation of any amount in Betty White’s name will go a long way toward providing the animals with the safe and loving home they deserve.
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“There’s no better feeling in the world than seeing what a little love, a little kindness can do for people,” Haase said.
B Squad Rescue is planning another trip south on Wednesday to collect 30 more rescue dogs. The group raised more than $4,000 for Betty White Transport. If you are interested in donating, click hereSIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — It has been more than two years since the pandemic began, a time that has had a lasting impact on many lives. While some of these changes have been challenging, other post-pandemic additions have also added a lot of joy.
“It was such a positive thing and something for the kids to do and something they could do together,” said Van Sted. “Three teenagers … when they were in the house together all day every day, it can get time. . so it was good for them.”
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Unbelievably, everyone who asked actually wanted a dog. It wasn’t a case of, oh, I want a dog or what have you, it was, now we want a dog,” Brittney Veurink, owner of Doodles and Dors, said.
During the puppy boom of 2020, dogs were flooded with orders from all over the world.
“It was crazy, we had to talk puppies and we were going to have the next litter, that’s what the talk was,” Veurink said. “It was intense.”
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The demand was so great that breeders of all sizes could charge almost nothing for puppies and still have people lined up on a waiting list.
The baby boom allowed Doodles and Dors, a small family business in rural South Dakota, to expand their facility.
“In 2021 we have ventured to get a better and bigger building, just to make the dogs more comfortable,” said Veurink.
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While the puppy boom may be slowing, the onslaught of new concerns throughout the pandemic continues to have a major impact on many animal industries.
“We probably get 10 to 25 calls from people asking if we get new clients,” said Kenydie Hyde of Glamor Paws Pet Grooming.
“We are booked for the rest of this year and have been since May 2021,” Hyde said.
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“Since these puppies are older and still here, I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a week or two before vaccination,” Dr. Sara Hoffer, a Sioux veterinarian falls.
“At the vet clinic, I’ve heard you have to be there for four hours before you’re seen,” Hoffer said.
Dr. Sara Hoffer of the South Central Veterinary Clinic says her client base has nearly tripled by 2020, with many puppy owners coming in for the same care.
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“There’s definitely some separation anxiety from their owners when they go back to work and the dogs don’t know how to behave when they’re home alone,” Hoffer said.
There is a big reason why the demand for dog daycare has also seen great growth in Sioux Falls.
“We have a long waiting list for our activities even after the second building opens,” said Allison Wyant of Paws Pet Resort. “I’ve talked to a lot of parents and clients who have taken their dog in during the pandemic and want a place to play and hang out during the day.”
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“Allowing a space where we can raise dogs has given trained parents and dogs confidence and a way to live well,” Wyant said.
The added care for so many families during the pandemic is proving to be more than a morale booster in a challenging and challenging time.
“This is not one or two years, it’s not like we get to the end of the pandemic and then we die. This animal’s life is at stake,” Wyant said.
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The Area Sioux Humane Society says that many owners have been affected by the pandemic, which has taken this pledge very seriously, as the number of people being cared for has not seen a major increase in the past two years.
Through all the challenges of the past two years, these entertainments are a clear reminder of the good that has come from this unique time in history. Now, as young people, they still bring years of joy to the families they have joined during the pandemic.
Vets understand the continuing impact of the pandemic on puppies throughout their lives, medical care that will become more in demand as puppies get older a decade or so from now. SIOUX Survived, S.D. (KELO) – Hundreds of pets are looking for movie homes at the Sioux Falls Area Humane Society. A special event is actually taking place to facilitate these adoptions.
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But things are happening now, making it easier for pet owners to take their furry friend home.
“Bissell really sponsors this adoption event, it helps us by lowering our adoption fees,” said front office manager Emily Adkins. “Dogs are $25 and cats are $5.”
While these happen a few times a year, she says about 10 to 15 individual cares per day during the event.
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“They usually only do a week and a half to two weeks, but this time they’re doing three weeks,” Adkins said. “By extending the event, it helps those animals move faster as there is more room.”
The empty stage adoption event runs until July 30. About 40 cats and 30 dogs have been adopted so far.
“It’s a good time, because this time of year we see most of our animals come into shelters, you see puppies, you see puppies, you see puppies, animals that are not spayed and have puppies, and those litters take a lot. space,” Adkins said.
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“I’ve had people come up and give me a hug, and it’s so kind to people, giving them a little bit of room for the price of the animal, that goes a long way,” Adkins said.
If you are interested in adoption, you need to go online and complete the pre-adoption paperwork. The humane society will call you when you are approved. I posted more here.
