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PAUSE FOR PAWS
When Cocoa was homeless she never gave up believing that she would find a forever home. She kept repeating “I
believe, I believe”. Then a miracle happened. A wonderful family saw Cocoa at an APSRC adoption fair and the rest
is history. This is Cocoa’s first Christmas with her wonderful new family and best friend, Ellie! (Cocoa is on the
right in the picture and Ellie is on the left.)
Winter 2015 Volume 8 Issue 1
Thanks to All Who’ve Donated or Provided Support Since Our Last Newsletter:
Debra & Robert
Shearer Bonnie Dickinson Janice Moore Vicki Olson
Banfield
Charitable Trust
Nadine Cobb Tax
& Accounting
Henry & Gini
Fleishman
Hospice of
Rockingham Mary Cole Carol Bromley
Joyce & Richard
Sydell Walmart
Petco Faith & Al
Walker Laura Taylor Melissa Rogers
Donations in Memory or in Honor of
From Bonnie Dickinson in memory of Jim Stay
From Debra Shearer in honor of Marlen Turner
From Vicki Olson in honor of Blue
From Mary Cole in honor of Vicki Olson
From Joyce Sydell in honor of Dixie & Rocky
From Carol Bromley in memory of Rolly
Thanks to Businesses who Permit Donation Containers for Food for Furry Friends
Bob’s Restaurant Nadine’s Accounting Madison Pawn Madison Pharmacy
Mom’s Kitchen 573 The Front Porch
A special thanks to those who have joined APSRC this year or renewed a membership
Thanks to everyone for supporting the animals of Rockingham County! ___________________________________________________________________
APSRC Accomplishments in 2015
Thanks to the help of generous and compassionate donors and volunteers, APSRC has made a difference to
Rockingham County’s companion animals this year. Through the middle of December, APSRC has accomplished the
following:
Served as a member of the Advisory Board for the Rockingham County Animal Shelter Reached out to our community - by attending festivals and events all over the county
Helped families in need by providing:
o 14,293 pounds of dog kibble, 4524 lbs of cat kibble, 244 dog and 734 cat food cans along with 1371 pounds
of cat litter and 14 bags of cedar shavings distributed to those in need.
o Provided 4 dog houses to dogs with no shelter & loaned humane cat traps for spay/neuter
o D4S (Drive 4 Shelter) saved 289 dogs and 16 cats!!
o Medical assistance provided for many animals using a grant from Banfield and private donations
Worked adoption fairs to place shelter animals in loving homes
Assisted a feral cat colony by providing spay/neuter assistance and food
For every dollar you donate, 97.4 cents is spent directly on animal welfare.
How you can help Give a birthday or holiday gift in someone's honor. Tell us what the special occasion is and we’ll send them a card!
CASH DONATIONS to continue to assist pets in need! The prolonged economic downturn has been brutal on
Rockingham County pets. Demand for assistance is up and donations are down.
Dog houses, fencing and kennels to help improve the lives of dogs
Volunteers to assist with food deliveries
Pet food donations. We are particularly in need of cat food now.
Grant writers and fundraising coordinators
Please call us at 336-791-4606 or email us at [email protected] if you can help us. All donations are tax deductible.
************** Please open your heart and checkbook to help us help the animals! *************
We’d like to thank our partner Banfield Charitable Trust for providing us with some additional funds for pets in need of
medical treatment in 2015. Thank you, Banfield. The pets in Rockingham County really appreciated the helping hand. Visit
banfieldcharitabletrust.org to learn more about them. APSRC used every dollar of these grant funds to help 59 animals with
medical needs. Here are just a few stories of people and pets we were able to assist thanks to this grant.
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Stories of People and Pets Assisted
• John receives a little over $700 per month disability income and is on Medicaid. He lost a leg and
contracted hepatitis C from the amputation. His little dog is his best friend. Because of limited funds,
when she became ill, he tried reducing her fever with over the counter meds and when she wouldn't
eat, he gave her Pedialyte for babies. He finally reached out for help and the Rockingham County
Humane Society referred him to us. We were able to help him get Dee-Dee treated by the vet and she
recovered.
• Kevin is legally blind and has a service dog. He receives income from disability and has Medicaid. The
Banfield Foundation grant enabled us to pay for some annual vaccinations that the dog needed.
These stories are just a few examples of how the Banfield grant funds enabled APSRC to provide help and
hope to otherwise hopeless situations.
Sampson’s Story
This beautiful boy is Sampson. He is the loyal protector of
a man who is disabled and bedridden and he is a constant
companion of the man’s primary care giver, his wife.
Sampson was chewing his tail raw and pulling out his fur.
His family tried to medicate his skin issues but his
condition continued to worsen. He was completely
miserable and needed to be seen by a vet.
His family needed help with the cost of the veterinary care
and the Animal Protection Society of Rockingham County
was able to help this family obtain that veterinary care.
With prescription medication and a new diet for his
allergies, Sampson is feeling much better.
This is a special family and one that APSRC was honored
to assist.
Rockingham County Humane Society (RCHS) and Rockingham County Animal Shelter (RCAS) animals
PETCO ADOPTION
FAIRS
Garfield is a 2 year old domestic medium hair orange
tiger cat. How can anyone say no to him? Call the
RCAS at 336-394-0075 Checkers is a 1 year old black & white
Retriever/Border Collie mix waiting for
your love. Call RCAS at 336-394-0075
PLEASE ADOPT!
Mr. Whiskas is an 8 month old domestic shorthair
shown here in his black and white tuxedo. Call
RCAS at 336-394-0075 to adopt him
!
This little sweetheart is Baby. She is
a 4 year old female Chihuahua. Call
RCHS at 336-623-4428
Dallas is a 1 year old blond & white
Alaskan Husky who definitely wants
to play. Call RCAS at 336-394-0075
NahNah is a 6 month old female lab who
will make somebody a wonderful furever
friend. Call RCHS at 336-623-4428
Missie is a 1 year old female orange tabby. She
is at RCHS in Eden. Call 336-623-4428
Allen is a 6 month old buff male kitten.
Call RCHS in Eden at 336-623-4428
Handsome is an 8 month old chocolate
point Siamese. Call RCHS at 623-4428
Katie is a real party animal. She is a five year old
black Labrador Retriever and is available at the
RCAS. Call 336-394-0075
Chloe is a 1 year old female beagle mix.
She can be adopted from the RCHS in
Eden. Call 336-623-4428
Franny is a 1 year old female grey &
brown domestic medium hair. Call
RCAS at 336-394-0075
With your tax-deductible donation, the APSRC can save animals and reduce
animal suffering! Help us make a difference in Rockingham County.
APSRC DONATION/MEMBERSHIP FORM
The APSRC is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization.
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Address:
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Membership: □ Individual $10 □ Family $25 □ Business $25 □ Senior/Student $5
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Animal Protection Society of Rockingham County
P.O. Box 35. Mayodan, NC 27027.
Phone: 336-791-4606. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.apsrc.org
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Animal Protection Society of Rockingham County