Text Box: We at Jury-Duty believe that spaying and neutering is the only humane solution to the pet overpopulation problem. It is not an owner’s problem, or a veterinarian’s problem, it is a community problem. We need you to support us with out widespread, targeted par and neuter campaign, in order to reverse the trend of pet overpopulation here in Escambia County. Your donation of… __$35 will neuter a male cat __$55 will spay a female cat __$55 will neuter a male dog __$80 will spay a female dog Jury-Duty is a non-profit animal welfare organization that has no shelter or staff. All money donated goes to performing spay and neuter surgeries in our community. Text Box: Did you know that…? An estimated 800,000* healthy animals are killed in Florida shelters each year. Every day in Florida, 2,191 homeless pets are killed. Every hour in Florida, 91 homeless pets are killed. Every minute in Florida, 1.5 homeless pets are killed. 8 out of every 10 animals that enter county animal shelters are killed. In our county we currently use a two prong strategy of proven failure: adopt a few kill the rest. It is a choice which history has shown fails and we challenge our community to stand with us to make Escambia County a “no kill county”. Text Box: Please help us be a voice for those who can’t speak. Text Box: Warmer weather signals the return of fleas! Select a flea prevention product. Mosquitoes, often carriers of heartworms, also make their return. Consult with your vet for the right protection. If your pet hasn’t had a complete medical check-up lately, schedule one. If your pet spends time in the yard, make sure your property is secure and fences are high enough to prevent him or her from getting loose and getting hurt. With 1 out of 3 pets getting lost in their lifetime, ensure your pet has a better chance of being reunited. Microchip your pet today. Consider a dog training class to ensure a more socialized, friendly animal. And most importantly, make sure your pet is spayed or neutered to avoid contributing to the population of unwanted pets. Text Box: Every Minute Counts... Text Box: Page 4 Text Box: Spring 2008 Text Box: The 2007 Northwest Florida Animal Resource Guide is going to print shortly. Do not miss out on your chance to be included in this guide that will be made available to all rescue groups and citizens in our community. This guide will be the hottest item to hit our pet community in the last decade. If your business interested in advertising to the very market that you are seeking, contact our Guide Coordinator at (850) 221-8904 to receive more information on how to feature your business in our directory. If you are a rescue group and want to let the animal community know that you have animals for adoption or what resources you have available to assist the pet community you also will want to be listed in our guide. Advertise our business or service in the resource guide and all proceeds not utilized to cover publication cost shall pay for spay and neuter surgeries. Call (850) 221-8904 to purchase your ad today!

Don’t Miss Out on the

Northwest Florida Animal

Resource Guide

Page: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6