Tiny Loving Canines,
Inc.
2828 Cochran St., #215
Simi Valley, CA 93065
(805) 405-2765 or via
EMAIL
FAX: (805) 578-2604
IRS 501(c)3 # 26-4639832
OUR MISSION:
To rescue,
rehabilitate, and
re-home abandoned
and
neglected dogs,
saving them from
certain death in the
local shelters.
TIP:Adding another dog to your home and
lifestyle? We suggest you bring them
with you to adoptions and allow an
introduction between the two on neutral
ground!
ChinChin
is a very sweet Japanese Chin that has lost
total mobility in his hind legs... We could
not find another rescue willing to take him on
and we could not leave him in the shelter to
eventually be euthanized either... He's seen
several vets and our goal now is to get
ChinChin in a wheelie and mobile again...
Right now, we've started water therapy with
him and he is making progress in regaining use
of his front legs, slowly but surely... Read
ChinChin's blog
HERE or if you have a few extra
dollars to spare to help fund his wheelchair,
that would be great!
Donate towards ChinChin's wheelie
The DOOMSDAY counter... On the
average, every day 786 companion pets are put
down here in California - at the cost to the
taxpayers of $392,671 per day... How many pets
have died so far this year? Check the
counter...
Have you
heard about our latest fundraising efforts?
Handmade
Chi-Weaters just for the breed we
love so much! Each one is unique and
special, designed with the Chihuahua's
difficult chest and body shape - and knitted
by one of our volunteers to boot!
Check out the new ones as they are added
consistently
HERE!
What's Your Number?:
The national death rate (average) in this
country is 16 animals will die for every
1,000 residents (human). Statistics
are hard and cold, just like the shelters
these pets end up in.
Time: 12pm-3pm WEEKLY!
Located at: Petco in Moorpark
742
New Los Angeles Ave
(get directions
HERE)
805-552-0370
Home visits
may be arranged by appointment during the week
if you are local, but we must be in receipt of
your adoption application before one can be
scheduled.
Puppies are NEVER exposed to
the general public before they have had their
first series of shots at 6 weeks and do NOT
come to adoptions until after their second
series
for safety
reasons.
Tiny Loving Canines, Inc. strongly
recommends
Royal Canin - all of our fosters are
raised on it as well as our own dogs!
Ask any volunteer for more details on this
GREAT product!
Copyright 2009 - Tiny
Loving Canines, Inc.
All rights reserved
ChinChin
is a very sweet Japanese Chin that has lost
total mobility in his hind legs... We could
not find another rescue willing to take him on
and we could not leave him in the shelter to
eventually be euthanized either... He's seen
several vets and our goal now is to get
ChinChin in a wheelie and mobile again...
Right now, we've started water therapy with
him and he is making progress in regaining use
of his front legs, slowly but surely... Read
ChinChin's blog
