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“The mission of Utah Animal Adoption Center is to eliminate euthanasia of healthy, adoptable dogs, cats and horses through rescue, spaying, neutering, education and adoption”

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  1. Alan Clark on October 6th, 2009 at 8:47 pm

    My family is being forced to move out of our home and therefore we cannot take our cat with us. We have asked all of our friends and relatives and no one is able to take the cat for us. The cat is a 7 year old female. She has been neutered but still has claws.

    Do you have any additional sources in trying to find her a home?

    Thanks,

    Alan Clark

  2. Karen Humiston on October 9th, 2009 at 4:18 pm

    Hello, My 13 daughter was given a 500$ miniature toy poodle from a friend who’s family decided that they didn’t want it. He is almost 7 months old and we have had him for 8 weeks. He is not fitting in with our 10 year old dog. We are in a condo and I care for my 87 year old handicapped mother with alzheimers disease. I tried to sell him on ksl but no real calls. He is really cute. Of course very energetic but amazingly loving. He loves to be held and have his tummy rubbed. I am desperate and will have to give him to a humane society very soon. Can you get him fostered and adopted? Thanks, Karen H. 801-687-7126

  3. A.M. on October 23rd, 2009 at 12:52 am

    This Pit Bull will be euthanized at Salt Lake County Services if not adopted by Saturday. I can’t adopt another animal, but I am hoping your rescue might be able to take one more, or there might be someone out there looking for a ridiculously adorable girl. She seems really sweet and is REALLY cute…I just hate to think she will be killed because she does not have a family.

    http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218&ad=8412236&cat=105&lpid=0

  4. JoAnn on October 28th, 2009 at 4:07 pm

    Thank you so much for letting us know about this adorable dog. I will forward on to our Dog Adoption Manager to see if we have any room right now, we would love to save her!
    Thank you,
    JoAnn

  5. Susan Chesnut on December 29th, 2009 at 2:36 am

    Me and my husband had to move out of a house into a apartment that does not allow pets. We have a beautiful border Collie/mix. Her name is Lucky. She is very smart. She has been trained to be a inside dog. She does love to play fetch with a fresbee outside and loves to get in the water during the summer. She can Shake, high five, sit, speak, If you say stay she will and you can go out of your house and she will follow. She also loves to get on your lap and snuggle. She is 3 years old and we do not want to get rid of her. She would be a good dog for anyone.

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