Turtle Gardens Animal Rescue

The problem with feral/semi-feral,outside dogs is that they are scroungers! They are used to snatching and running to eat. Gressie is no exemption – this morning while I was cutting up some meat for my beef and barley soup the early warning barking system went off. i turned from the stove to look out the window and poof – half of my cut up strips were gone! Now the missing meat was a loss but darn it she was now reinforced to always look at the stove top for food treats!! The food bin – by the way was filled to the brim with a premium good for all lifestages canadian chicken and rice dog food!!! She eats dog food the same way – she grabs a mouthful and dashes under the table to eat it. I wonder how long she lived on her own. I sure wish I could understand “dog”.

And now Faces of Turtle Gardens

At my feet:

Gressie and Charlee

Gressie playing with Finnegan

Ok one more of Gressie with Charlie and Poolio – comfort!!

And last – my Jillian!!

I want to thank everyone who have been voting – We are up again – your tremendous support is overwhelming and appreciated – we are #3 in Canada and #2 in BC – How cool is that!!
Remember to VOTE everyday!! Please Vote everyday – Shelter Challenge ($20,000 Grant!!) Turtle Gardens Spay Neuter Society – Vancouver BC We are now #3 in Canada and #2 in BC!! Please vote!!!!!

Contact info:

There were no shelters of any kind for 250 miles. Twenty years later there
is still only Turtle Gardens. We have adopted over 4000 dogs since

inception; an average of 227 to 250 dogs per year.

20978 Severson Road

P.O 230 Topley, BC

V0J 2Y0

250-696-3188

email turtlegardens@gmail.com
Manager Yvette Labatte

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