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Jane Coale is a full time RV-er who travels around the US bringing dog agility to communities and shelters alike.. “I stop at every animal shelter I find to help with the dogs (my exercise and therapy).” She has been training Dog Agility at the fun, beginner level for more than seven years and finds it be “a wonderful way of building trust, respect, confidence, and evaluating shelter dogs.” Agility gives volunteers and shelter dogs a new challenge. “Dog agility is a fun way to teach trust and respect with lots of treats and praise. I have built numerous, scaled down, easy obstacles that I use at RV park dog shows, then donate to shelters. I put my first “shelter dog show” with volunteers at the Bucks County SPCA in Pennsylvania. The dogs were wonderful and I could see the volunteers’ pride in their great training (mostly teenagers). Fun activities help prevent burnout. Fun dog shows a few times a year, showcase the dogs and volunteers and is good press for the shelter. This shelter has a great adoption rate and a wonderful volunteer training program. My dream is to have this kind of community involvement at all shelters.” We welcomed Jane back for a third year of Just For Fun Agility with volunteer and community members.
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There are many ways to help the Bucks County SPCA and animals in our community right from home. Some of these volunteering opportunities require little or no training. Check out the list below to help animals today. Pads for Pets:Do you love to sew? If so, we would love your help to make pets beds for adoptable and adopted pets. You can easily turn donated blankets, sheets, mattress pads and pillow cases into comfy pads for pets. Simply contact Diane at (215) 794-7425 ext 101 if you are interested and to schedule an appointment to pick up some donations to get started. See Pet Pad Instructions (pdf) for details on how to make these great beds.Cat Pad 22" x 15 ½” Small Dog Pad 26” x 16 ½” Save Redner’s Receipts:Redner’s sponsors a cash back program to help organizations like The Bucks County SPCA raise necessary funds to care for animals. Use you club card when you shop and save your receipts then mail them to Bucks County SPCA. It is so easy to help animals. Genardi’s Escrip Program:Escript works with your Genuardi’s Club Card to generate funds which will be donated to the Bucks County SPCA. The more your spend on groceries, the larger the contribution. Sign up is easy. Click to visit www.escrip.com or fill out the Escrip form and drop it off at any Genuardi’s. This program requires annual registration. Make Feathered Cat Toys:Do you enjoy crafts? If you do then this is purr-fect! These easy to make, inexpensive toys are great fun for adoptable cats and kittens at the shelter. Feathered cat toys can also help pet parents bond with their newly adopted cat. Download Feathered Cat Toy Instructions as a pdf. Donate the toys monday-saturday, 10-4pm or until 7pm on tuesdays. Collecting Change:Big changes are made in small measures is a great motto for this program. Businesses interested in helping animals can host a Bucks County SPCA canister in their store. You can help too! You may have seen our canisters in your neighborhood, in some of your favorite stores. Call Diane (215) 794-7425 to sign up to collect change. Speak Up about Spay and Neuter:Pet over-population is wide spread community issue. No one person is the sole cause but many people can be part of the solution. Ask people to please spay and neuter their pets, cats especially. Every summer, shelters across the USA see an influx of kittens that compete with adult cats for homes. Every un-altered pet can contribute as many as 10-15 offspring yearly to the pet overpopulation problem. Prevention is worth a pound of cure. Help raise money to help a friend or neighbor get their pet spayed or neutered. Download this educational flyer about the Benefits of Spaying and Neutering. Call Friends of Animals 1-800-321-7387 for a low cost spay/neuter certificate. Start a ________ Drive
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