Inside this Issue:

NOISE AND STORM PHOBIAS IN DOGS

SHELTER SPOTLIGHT

HAPPY TAILS

SNAP-NC'S PROJECTS

VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT

CONTEST WINNERS

DONORS

EASY WAYS TO HELP

HAPPY TAILS
Hannah

In September of 2010, Hannah was found wandering the streets, starved and burned over 70% of her body. Dr. Laureen Bartfiled took her from Animal Control in Warren County, and rehabilitated her. What was so remarkable was Hannah's spirit. In spite of what she had endured, Hannah never showed any fear or aggression to people. Dr. Bartfield and Hannah enrolled in obedience school and Hannah was taught how to socialize with both humans and other animals. After 5 months of recovery, Hannah found a new home with a retired "mom" and a new "sister". Hannah now lives the life of luxury in Sanford, NC. You won't believe the following pictures - what a happy tale!

Hannah

Hannah

As the warm weather arrives, please make sure your pets have fresh water, shade and NEVER, EVER leave unattended in a hot car!