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Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Wake County Update

News to Wag About from the Wake County Animal Center


	Join us at McDonald's this Weekend Enjoy a meal at McDonald's and help homeless animals at the Wake County Animal Center. On Saturday, Nov 13th from 9am - 12pm, come to the McDonalds McCafe at the intersection of Falls of the Neuse and Spring Forest Road in Raleigh. With every purchase, you will receive a $25 coupon towards the adoption fee at the Wake County Animal Center. We will have adoptable animals available. We will also be taking donations to help support low-cost spay/neuter programs, foster care, and other programs.


	$25 Adoptions All Month for Senior Pets Do you want a new companion, but without all the work that comes with a young puppy or kitten? To celebrate Adopt-a-Senior Pet Month, the Animal Center has lowered their adoption rates! All dogs and cats over the age of five are $25 to adopt during November, and that includes the spay/neuter fee, vaccinations, and other perks. Read about why adult cats and dogs can be a better choice for your family. Then, visit the Center to find your new best friend today.


	Attention Shoppers - Black Friday Special The day after Thanksgiving - Black Friday - is celebrated by shoppers everywhere as an opportunity to get in on a great deal. The Wake County Animal Center will be offering deep discounts on that day too. Any animal with black fur (even a black spot!) will be only $25 to adopt. That fee includes the spay/neuter fee, vaccinations, microchip, dewormer, free bag of food, and much more. Puppies and kittens are included in this deal. This represents a savings of up to $70 off the suggested retail price. Hurry in shoppers! This deal is good for one day only! Quantities are limited! The Wake County Animal Center will be open from 12:00pm to 6:00pm on Nov. 26th.


	Did you know? 80% of lost pets are never found by their owners. One out of every three pets will become lost. 150 lost pets are brought into the Wake County Animal Center every week. If you lose or find a pet, go to www.trianglelostpets.org For more details, see How to find your Lost Pet


	Join us on Facebook! Become a fan today. Learn about adoption events, special promotions, and animal welfare issues, and share your happy endings.

Meet Blossom

She did really well on her behavior assessment, so she was enrolled in Canine College where she is working with vet students to learn manners. She already knows sit and seems good with other dogs and children. She walks well on a leash and is housetrained.
Ask about Blossom today


	Nov. 7-13 is National Animal Shelter Appreciation Week


	Holiday Cat Toy Drive WAAG is sponsoring a cat toy drive for the Wake County Animal Center in November and December. You can drop off new cat toys in the lobby of the Center. Please ensure that the toys are washable, so we can reuse them.