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2013 PET CALENDAR

CLEMENTINE, LIZA-JANE, MISCHIEFHenri & Terry Hall

JEWELMARK,SANTAFE'S FAMILY

JEWELER

OPEN EVERY DAY 10-6 • 505.820.6304233 Canyon Road • www.jewel-mark.com

Fine JewelryThe Mark of Distinction

Established 1987

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Graduate Gemologist on StaffMaster Jeweler on Premises 6 Days a Week to Take Care of

All Your Jewelry Needs

[email protected]

Employment Opportunities

for:

Teachers,

Educational

Assistants,

Bus Drivers,

Secretaries

For Information, please visit our

website:www.sfps.info/jobs

SFPS

Santa FePublic SchoolsLucky Dawg Daycare

& Training Center4,000 Square Feet of Indoor-Outdoor Play!

Classes from Basic Manners to Advanced Canine Sports!

505-983-6670

www.luckydawgdaycare.com 1124-A Calle La Resolana, Santa Fe

Our veterinarians are on-site and on-duty

24 hours EVERY day!

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Veterinary Emergency& Specialty Centers

Horseback RidingBroken SaddleRiding

CompanyCerrillos, New Mexico

www.brokensaddle.com

PurrBarkinBoutique

[email protected]

Custom made Pet Hats

HomeLoans

www.dncu.org(877) 818-DNCU

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Find us on Facebook atwww.facebook.com/VetCancerCare

Veterinary Cancer Care









Compassionate Care for Pets with Cancer

A cancer diagnosis is very scary, especially when it‘s for your beloved pet. Excellent treatments are available that improve quality of life and may lead to a cure.

Our board-certified oncologist has been caring for pets with cancer in New Mexico since 2004.

To learn more, visit vetcancercare.com or call us at 505-982-4492.

Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/VetCancerCare

505-982-4492

505-982-9374www.tecatu.com

Sanbusco Market Center500 Montezuma Ave., #116

Santa Fe

We love animals…and they don’t

seem to mind us.

$10 OffYour Pet’sCheck-up

Specializing in:ULTRASOUND

ANIMAL SURGERYEMDOSCOPY

ELDORADOANIMAL CLINIC

20 Chamisa Dr. N • Santa Fe, NM 87508505.466.0650 Fax: 466.1132

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505-466-0650M-F 8am-5:30pm

W 8am-7pm • Sat 9am-1pmClosed Sundays and major holidays

20 Chamisa Dr. North Santa Fe, NM 87508

Visit SERVICES at www.eldoradoanimalclinic.com/ for more information on the care that we can provide your pets.

Eldorado Animal Clinichas many services to offer.

• Five exam rooms• Double surgery suite• Ultrasound and endoscopy room• Intensive care cages for dogs

and cats• Cancer/oncological services• Complete diagnostic and

nursing facilities• Boarding for cats and dogs.


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CHEWIE Jim & Juana Jackson

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New Year’s DayNew Year’s Eve

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

Taking Time TogetherJanuary is Walk Your Pet Month. Get outside

with your favorite critter and take a deep

breath of fresh air. Time together isn’t just

good for our pets, it’s good for us, too. Don’t

forget how much they enjoy

spending time with you –

even if they never say it.

NOTESWalk Your Pet MonthAdopt a Rescued Bird MonthNational Bird Day - January 5

National Dress Up Your Pet Day - January 14

Answer Your Cats Questions Day - January 22

Seeing Eye Dog Day – January 29

JANUARY

Lucky Dawg Daycare & Training Center

4,000 Square Feet of Indoor-Outdoor Play!

505-983-6670

Show Proof That Your Dog Was Adopted From A Shelter, Receive Discounts On Daycare

& Adult Obedience Classes




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4,000 Square Feet ofIndoor-Outdoor Play!

Offering obedience and sports classes for all ages.

505-983-6670Show Proof That Your Dog

Was Adopted From A Shelter,Receive Discounts On Daycare


DUBLIN Shayna Teutsch


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Valentine’s Day

President’s Day

No More Unwanted PetsSpay Day USA is this month. It’s a reminder of

the countless unwanted puppies and kittens born

each year, but an even better reminder that we

can do something about it! Contact your local

shelter for special spay and

neuter deals this month.

NOTESNational Wild Bird Feeding MonthAdopt a Rescued Rabbit MonthResponsible Pet Owners MonthNational Cat Health MonthPet Dental Health MonthHave a Heart for Chained Dogs Week - February 7-14Prairie Dog Day - February 1Pet Theft Awareness Day - February 14Spay Day USA – February 26 FEBRUARY

Employment Opportunities

for:

Teachers,

Educational

Assistants,

Bus Drivers,

Secretaries

For Information, please visit our

website:www.sfps.info/jobs

SFPS

Santa FePublic Schools

WILLIE Angela Lopez


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Spring Starts

Healthy, Fluffy, and Wise Even our critters catch colds, as well as other preventable ailments. City and county ordinances require your pet to have rabies vaccinations, and it’s a good idea to have other basic shots, too. Visit your local veterinarian to keep your friend feeling tip-top. The Shelter’s Spay/Neuter & Wellness Clinic, 2570 Camino Entrada, offers a low-cost vaccination clinic every Friday.

NOTESDolphin Awareness MonthAdopt a Rescued Guinea Pig MonthPetsitter’s Week – March 3-9National Wildlife Week – March 18-24National Animal Poison Prevention Week – March 17-23National Pig Day - March 1National Horse Protection Day – March 1National Puppy Day - March 23World Sparrow Day – March 20 MARCH

Easter SundayOur veterinarians are on-site and on-duty

24 hours EVERY day!

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Veterinary Emergency& Specialty Centers

DAISY & SAM Theresa Martinez


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Help Those Who Can’t Help Themselves It’s Prevention of Animal

Cruelty Month, which means we get reminded

that keeping animals from being harmed

is a community-wide responsibility. They

need us to speak for them. If you know

of an animal being abused or mistreated,

call your local animal authority for help.

NOTESInternational Pet First Aid MonthNational Frog MonthNational Pet MonthPrevention of Animal Cruelty Month

APRIL

Sunset RidesHorseback Riding

Broken SaddleRiding Company

Cerrillos, New Mexico

Well trained & conditioned, smooth riding Tennessee Walkers

& Missouri Fox Trotters

For more informationor to make an appointment:

505.424.7774www.brokensaddle.com

Walk, Trot, Canter or GallopsMall GroupsprivaTe rides

HomeLoans

www.dncu.org(877) 818-DNCU

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BARKLEY Charles Ovalle


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Mother’s Day

Memorial Day

Your Pet Needs a Microchip Microchips are a safe, easy and inexpensive

way to help your pets get home if they

get lost. A tiny chip the size of a grain of

rice is implanted under the skin; most

shelters and veterinarians can scan the

chip to find out where they belong. Until

they get pockets, it’s a safe way to help

them find their way back to you.

NOTESFood Drive for Animals MonthInternational Respect for Chickens Month and Day – May 4

National Pet Week – May 5-11

Be Kind to Animals Week – May 5-11

National Dog Bite Prevention Week - May 19-25

National Disabled Pets Day - May 3

Hug Your Cat Day - May 30 MAY

QUEENIE Kim Cobb


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Father’s Day Summer Starts

Shelter Cat Month Meow! Don’t

forget that lots of cats need homes, too. If you

can share your life with a special cat or two

(or three or four!), contact your local shelter.

Even if you think you’re not a cat person, you

might be surprised – cats run the range from

dainty and delicate to rough and tumble. There’s

definitely a cat out there who can charm you.

NOTESDisaster Preparedness MonthAdopt-a-Shelter-Cat MonthNational Whale Day – June 1

Pet Appreciation Week – June 9-15

World Pet Memorial Day – June 12

Take Your Pet To Work Week - June 24-30

JUNE

PurrBarkinBoutique

[email protected]

Custom made Pet Hats

ROONEY MARA Teresa R. Alarid


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Independence Day

I Bet You Get a Rabbit Rabbit Week is this month, and people are

always surprised at what great pets they

make. They have great personalities, can be

litter box trained, and love toys. Rabbits love

to be cuddled and played with, and can live

for several years. Don’t overlook one of the

greatest pets you’ve never had … yet!

NOTESWild About Wildlife MonthRabbit Week - July 7-13

All American Pet Photo Day – July 11

I Love Horses Day – July 15

Cow Appreciation Day – July 12

JULY

b. 8/13/94, Redding, CT

Rescued from a dumpster, “Kuk” was a partially blind feral foundling that never

behaved like a normal house cat. Possessed with a wild and crazy look and blessed with the softest silkiest coat, Kuk showed the genes of an Angora.

Despite having very serious health conditions his whole life, Kuk always bounced back from what Vets thought were near death scenarios. Alas, his 9 lives gave way at nearly 18 years. Imbued with a great and unusual personality; he feigned

indifference while showing unconditional love like only a cat can. He is greatly missed.

d. 7/11/12,Santa Fe, NM

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ANGEL Patricia Garcia


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Homes for Homeless Animals Homeless animals are everywhere in our

community, but you can help. Whether

through adoption, getting your pet or a

friend’s spayed or neutered, or helping to

educate family and neighbors,

you can make a difference

for animals who need you.

NOTESAssistance Dog Week - August 4 - 10

National Homeless Animals Day - August 18

National Dog Day - August 26

AUGUST


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GYPSY Teresa Alarid


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Labor Day

Autumn Starts

New Mexico Week for the Animals Every year, New Mexico Week for the Animals brings animal organizations together culminating in a huge animal event, adoptions and awards. If you have never been a part of this great event, visit this year. If you have been before, you already know how great it is. For more information, visit pawsnm.org happening in your community.

NOTESWorld Animal Remembrance MonthNational Wildlife Day – September 4Responsible Dog Ownership Day - September 8National Pet Memorial Day – September 14New Mexico Week for the Animals –

September 15-23National Farm Animal Awareness Week –

September 15-23National Dog Week – September 22-September 28World Rabies Day – September 28 SEPTEMBER

Join APNMToday!

We’ve been challenging animal cruelty for

over 33 years.

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GUPPY, Q & KLAUS Jackie Gonzales


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Columbus Day

Halloween

Shelter Dogs are the Best Dogs October is Adopt-A-Shelter Dog Month. If you

are one of the thousands of Santa Feans who

have adopted dogs from your local shelter,

you know this already. If you haven’t, then this

is the month for you to change

a great dog’s life – and yours!

– by giving them a home.

NOTESAdopt-a- Shelter Dog MonthWorld Animal MonthNational Animal Safety & Prevention MonthFarm Animals Day – October 2

World Day for Animals – October 4

National Cat Day – October 29

OCTOBER

RUFUS Sam & Diane Pick


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Election Day

Veterans Day

Thanksgiving Day

Old Animals Need Love, Too Contrary to popular belief, you can teach old dogs new tricks. And they can teach us a thing or two, as well. During Senior Pet Month, you can give a sweet old critter with lots of life left a chance at a new home. They’ve already got a few years of practice under their belt. Got a senior pet already? Treat them to something extra special this week. After all, they deserve it.

NOTESNational Pet Cancer Awareness MonthAdopt a Senior Pet MonthNational Animal Shelter Appreciation Week - November 3-9

National Cat Week – November 3-9

NOVEMBERFind us on Facebook atwww.facebook.com/VetCancerCare










Compassionate Care for Pets with Cancer

A cancer diagnosis is very scary, especially when it‘s for your beloved pet. Excellent treatments are available that improve quality of life and may lead to a cure.

Our board-certified oncologist has been caring for pets with cancer in New Mexico since 2004.

To learn more, visit vetcancercare.com or call us at 505-982-4492.

Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/VetCancerCare

505-982-4492

FIGARO Bonnie Garr


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Christmas Eve

New Year’s Eve

Christmas Day

Winter Starts

Keep Your Pets Warm Everyone knows how cold

our winters can be. For pets who have to spend their days

or nights outside, winter holidays can be the furthest thing

from festive. When the mercury starts to go down, it’s

time for us to pay special attention to our animals. Keep

your pets warm and dry this winter, and

if you see a pet in need of help, ask your

local animal authority to lend a hand.

NOTESNational Mutt Day - December 2

Day of the Horse - December 11

Monkey Day – December 14

DECEMBER

- SANTA FE -

Animal Alliance (AA)1300 Luisa Street, Suite 24, Santa Fe 87505(505) 986-6007; fax (505) [email protected] animalalliance.org Dedicated to the protection of wildlife, the alleviation of

animal suffering and the preservation of our environment.

Animal Ambassadors/Team Training P.O. Box 3793, Santa Fe 87501 (800) 854-8326 toll [email protected] tteam-ttouch.com We are dedicated to sharing the TTEAM and TTouch

philosophy and techniques in order to develop a deeper understanding of animals and ourselves, to heal our relationships with others, nature and the environment.

Assistance Dogs of the WestP.O. Box 31027, Santa Fe 87594Jill Felice (505) [email protected] • www.adionline.org Assistance Dogs International, Inc. is a coalition of not

for profit organizations that train and place Assistance Dogs.

Audubon New MexicoP.O. Box 9314, Santa Fe, NM 87504Phone 505-983-4609 • Fax 505-983-2355http://nm.audubon.org Devoted to the protection, preservation and enjoyment of

our environment with a particular emphasis on birds.

Bridging the WorldsPO Box 9109, Santa Fe 87504(505) [email protected] • bridgingtheworlds.org To alleviate animal suffering by providing sanctuary from

abuse, neglect, and homelessness; To end the killing of healthy animals as a method of population control; To teach that animals are intrinsically valuable, worthy of respect, compassion, and care.

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Canine Companions for Independence2133 Paseo Ponderosa, Santa Fe 87501 Susan Bloch (505) [email protected]/regions/southwest/southwest.html Canine Companions for Independence is a non-profit

organization that enhances the lives of people with disabilities by providing highly trained assistance dogs and ongoing support to ensure quality partnerships.

Community Assistance Program (CAP)PO Box 1580, Edgewood, 87015 • (505) 286-1544 A non-profit organization than provides reduced spay/

neuter rates for low income families or individuals to prevent unwanted litters of puppies or kittens.

Dew Paws RescueDonna Leshine(505) 412-9096 • [email protected] • www.dewpaws.org

Edgewood Animal ControlPO Box 3610, Edgewood 87015(505) 286-4518 Ext 4, 505-286-4519 (fax)[email protected] Edgewood Animal Control’s primary responsibility is to

promote responsible ownership of animals; promote a rural animal friendly character in the town while enforcing the proper care and control of animals in the Town of Edgewood.

Environmental & Animal Rights Society of Santa Fe High School (EARS)

Angelica Loya/Linda Marple: c/o Santa Fe High School, 2100 Yucca Rd., Santa Fe 87505(505) 920-3256 & (505) 467-2919

Felines & Friends369 Montezuma Ave., #320, Santa Fe 87501 Voicemail (505) [email protected] • www.fandfnm.org A non-profit dedicated to the rescue and placement

of cats (and the occasional dog or rabbit) in need of a second chance due to age, health or temperament.

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Heart and Soul Animal Sanctuary369 Montezuma Avenue #130, Santa Fe 87501Natalie Owings, Director (505) [email protected] • www.animal-sanctuary.org A place of refuge for animals who otherwise would

perish: the abandoned, the abused, the sick, the old, the suffering.

The Horse Shelter100 AB Old Cash Ranch Road, Cerrillos 87010 • (505) [email protected] • www.thehorseshelter.org A not-for-profit organization dedicated to the rescue

of abused and neglected horses within the State of New Mexico.

Kindred Spirits Animal Sanctuary3749-A Highway 14, Santa Fe 87508 • (505) [email protected] • www.KindredSpiritsNM.com Eldercare and hospice for dogs, horses and poultry.

New Mexico Independent Border Collie RescueArielle Verwey, 505-629-1607arielle@nmbordercollierescue.comwww.nmbordercollierescue.com Dedicated to the rescue of Border Collies within New

Mexico; provides information and resources for those of us who do Border Collie Rescue independently within the state.

People for Native Ecosystems1833 Arroyo Chamiso, Santa Fe 87505 • (505) [email protected]

P. F. Ferrets/Ferrets ‘R’ FunPaula Frederici, 2640 Calle Primavera, Santa Fe 87505(505) 473-0153 • [email protected]

Santa Fe Animal Shelter and Humane Society100 Caja del Rio Road, Santa Fe 87507 • (505) [email protected] • www.sfhumanesociety.org The Shelter accepts animals unconditionally and at no

charge. All animals taken in by our Humane Society receive an unusually high degree of love and compassion while in residence.

Animal Resource Directory

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Santa Fe City Animal Services100 Caja del Rio Road, Santa Fe 87507 • (505) 955-2700

Santa Fe County Animal Control (505) 992-1626www.santafecounty.org/sheriff/animal_control

The Santa Fe Raptor CenterPO Box 32021, Santa Fe 87594(505) 699-0455 or 662-7418 Cares for injured or orphaned wild native birds in order

to release them back into their natural habitat, and provides no-cost educational programs for interested local groups.

Second Chance ProjectRR1 Box 92AB, Santa Fe 87501 • (505) 455-1156

Small Dog Rescue of Santa FeMarguerite(505) 438-3749 • [email protected] Rescue, fostering, and adoption of small dogs in need.

Southwest Collie RescueSouthern New Mexico area, Kathy [email protected] • 575 430-2361Santa Fe area, Lee More, VP/[email protected] • www.nmcollierescue.commember contacts listed on website Rescues Rough and Smooth Collies and Shelties. Serving

Arizona, New Mexico, West Texas.

Southwest Hedgehog Rescue, Santa Fe Rachel Johnson • [email protected]

Vista Larga Animal Hospital 2 Marietta Court, Edgewood 87015 • (505) 281-7100 Committed to delivering the highest quality, most compassionate

emergency and specialty veterinary care available.

Walkin N Circles Ranch, Inc.P.O. Box 626, Edgewood 87015 • (505) [email protected] • www.wncr.org The Walking N Circles Ranch exists to provide a safe,

comfortable home for horses who have been neglected, abused, or are no longer wanted by their owners.

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Wildlife West Nature ParkP.O. Box 1359, Edgewood 87015(505) 281-7655 • 877-981-9453 (toll free)[email protected] • www.wildlifewest.org A 122-acre wildlife refuge and enhanced zoo. It features

native New Mexico plants and animals. All the animals and birds in the enhanced zoo are non-releasable.

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Border Collie Rescue of Los AlamosLaRea Wilkins, Santa Fe • [email protected]

Cat Care Network of Colorado and New MexicoRon and Norma Wiggins(719) 859-4009; (719) 859-3393 (cell)[email protected] • www.catcarenetwork.org A no-kill animal welfare organization, dedicated to low-

cost, spay-neuter programs for low- and fixed-income animal caregivers. It advocates and practises trap- neuter-return cat population management.

Chama Police Department(Río Arriba)299 - 4th St., P.O. Box 794, Chama 87520 (505) 756-2319

Chama Valley Humane Society Konnie Andrews - PresidentCollen Schulte - Vice President601-B Terrance, Chama, NM 87520(888) 666-0641Mailing address: P.O. Box 131, Chama, NM 87520

Colfax County Animal ControlSheriff’s Department, P.O. Box 39, Ratón 87740(505) 445-5562

Colfax Pet Rescue575-447-1199, 575-643-6664 [email protected]/shelters/NM120.html

Dixon Animal Protection SocietyJeannie Jackson-Cornelius: P.O. Box 96, Dixon 87527(505) [email protected]


Enchantment Great Pyrenees Club of New Mexico/ Northern New Mexico Great Pyrenees Rescue

Judith Stroh Miller: [email protected] Court: [email protected]/rescue.html A group devoted to Great Pyrenees rescue in New Mexico.

Española Valley Humane Society (formerly Northern New Mexico Animal Protection Society)

108 Hamm Pkwy., Española 87532(505) [email protected] • www.evalleyshelter.org Dedicated to improving the lives of companion animals

and to solving the problem of pet overpopulation in northern New Mexico.

For Pets’ Sake Humane SocietyJack Schuenemeyer: P.O. Box 1705, Cortez, CO 81321(970) [email protected] • www.forpetssakehs.org A not-for-profit staffed by volunteers who work to

improve the lives of companion animals in Montezuma & Dolores Counties in Southwest Colorado.

Four Corners Animal League P.O. Box 1163, Taos 87571 • (575) [email protected] • www.fourcornersanimalleague.org Reduction of the population of unwanted pets through

spaying, neutering (over 4,000 so far) and education programs in Taos County.

Friends of the Shelter162 Chamisa Street, Los Alamos 87544 • (505) 662-3252 [email protected] • friendsoftheshelter.petfinder.org Friends of the Shelter is a non-profit organization

dedicated to the welfare of shelter animals in north central New Mexico.

Goldstar Animals Helping People Inc.Sandra Miller, President/founder • (575) 758-0123 [email protected] • www.goldstaranimalshelpingpeople.com Therapy animal organization in Taos that focuses on

helping people/children/elders with the bonding and magic that animals can bring. Also helps their teams with good handling skills and requires Delta Society membership and testing.

$5 – All proceeds from calendar sales go toThe Santa Fe Animal Shelter and Humane Society

Published by The Santa Fe New Mexican

Animal Resource Directory- NORTHERN NEW MEXICO -

Jemez Valley Animal AmigosP.O. Box 333, Jemez Springs, NM 87025(888) 828-5822 • [email protected]

Jicarilla Apache Tribe PoliceHawks Drive and US 64P.O. Box 890, Dulce 87528 • (505) 759-3222

Los Alamos Caring Canine CompanionsLynn Wysocki-Smith (505) 661-9619 • [email protected] LAC3 is a dedicated group of dog owners with

well-mannered, even-tempered, people-loving pet therapy canines.

Los Alamos County Animal Control & Shelter200 Knecht, Los Alamos 87544(505) 662-8179 • [email protected]

New Mexico Canine Rescue and Safeguard, Inc. VeeAlva Adams: (575) 758-9228 P.O. Box 2739 • Ranchos de Taos [email protected] *Rescuing Rottweilers in New Mexico for over 21 years.

Also rescues all breeds in Taos County. A no-kill shelter and sanctuary.

Ratón City Animal ControlPolice Department, P.O. Box 397, Ratón 87740(505) 445-2704

Ratón Humane SocietyP.O. Box 1321, Ratón 87740 • (505) 445-9328

Los Alamos County Animal Control & Shelter200 Knecht, Los Alamos 87544(505) 662-8179 • [email protected]

- NORTHERN NEW MEXICO -New Mexico Canine Rescue and Safeguard, Inc. VeeAlva Adams: (575) 758-9228 P.O. Box 2739 • Ranchos de Taos [email protected] *Rescuing Rottweilers in New Mexico for over 21 years.

Also rescues all breeds in Taos County. A no-kill shelter and sanctuary.

Ratón City Animal ControlPolice Department, P.O. Box 397, Ratón 87740(505) 445-2704

Ratón Humane SocietyP.O. Box 1321, Ratón 87740 • (505) 445-9328

Río Arriba County Animal Control P.O. Box 1256, Española 87532 • (505) 753-2992

Stray Hearts Animal Shelter of Taos1200 St. Francis Lane , P.O. Box 622, Taos 87571(575) [email protected] • www.strayhearts.org A safe haven for lost and abandoned animals for Taos

and Taos County.

Taos City Animal Control 400 Camino de la Placita, Taos 87571 • (575) 751-2017

Taos County Animal Control 489 Blueberry Hill Road, Taos 87571 • (575) 737-6481

Taos Feral Feline FriendsP.O. Box 1926, Ranchos de Taos 87557 • (575) 737-9208

The Animal Freedom ProjectRanchos de Taos, NM • (505) 741-0180


The Wildlife Center, Inc. - Kathleen Ramsay, DVM, FounderP.O. Box 246, Española, NM 87532 • (505) [email protected] • www.thewildlifecenter.org As a nationally recognized education and rehabilitation

facility, The Wildlife Center preserves wildlife by actively educating people to care for ecosystems and by rehabilitating and releasing wild animals into safe habitats.

ADDITIONAL RESOURCESAnimal Protection of New Mexico Over 30 years of Animal Activism and Challenging Animal

Cruelty for New Mexico.505-265-2322 • www.apnm.org

Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Centers Our Vets are on site and on duty 24 hours a day EVERY day.. 2001 Vivigen Way • 505-984-0625

Veterinary Cancer Care Our board-certified oncologist has been caring for pets with

cancer in New Mexico since 2004.www.vetcancercare.com • 505-982--4492

Eldorado Animal Clinic Compassionate and complete vet services for all your pets

medical needs.www.eldoradoanimalclinic.com 20 Chamisa Drive North • 505-466-0650

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