• Help protect your pet from being lost!  May is "Chip Your Pet Month" at our friends at One of a Kind Pets in Akron.  Have your furkids microchipped for only $20 each.  See their FB page for more details and a schedule of available times: http://www.facebook.com/OOAKPR/posts/10150805062578728
• Thank you to Jim Collver for organizing and including us in the St. Pet's Day pet food drive in conjunction with the Celtic Club and fire stations in the Portage, Stark, and Summit county areas.
• Please "like us" on Facebook if you've not already done so. We have recenly passed the 600 "like" milestone!  There's a link to our page below.  Thanks!
• We are headed into our busiest season for adoption events.  We will be out and about most weekends in May and on into June and July.  Check our event schedule to see if we might be making an appearance near you.  It's a great chance to meet our rescued friends up close and in person so to speak, so come out and say hello!
• Spring is springing all around us and that means mosquitos.  For pet owners, that also means heartworm protection!  Rose's Rescue has treated between 30-40 dogs for heartworm and seven just since last season.  The disease becomes more prevelant each year, and is expected to be even worse due to the mild winter.  So get your pets tested and on prevention NOW.  For more information on heartworm disease, see the link on the menu to the left.

For those of you who don't follow us on Facebook and don't hear of the adoptions as they happen, here is a visual of last month's rescues who have found their forever homes.  

Fostering saves lives...

If any of you have ever considered fostering (or know of someone who has), we would love to have you on board, or at least speak with you more about it to answer any questions you might have.  For more information, please call and leave a voicemail message at 330-850-7042 or check out the "Foster for Us" page from the menu to the left.

Keep in mind that the rescue pays for everything - food, supplies, even vet care!  All you need to do is open your heart and home to a pet without a place to go.