Seeking Love on Valentine’s Day

Happy Valentine’s Day, Minions!

As those of you who follow me regularly are aware Saturdays are a special day here at Memee’s Musings. Seeking Love Saturdays are reserved for animals in search of Furever homes and today, Saturday, February 14th is no different. Except it is, it is Valentine’s Day. So, instead of highlighting one animal, I am highlighting a sampling of sweethearts who are seeking love, loyalty, friendship, happiness, a home and life itself!

These are just some of the dogs you can find listed today at Dogs in Danger which is part of the 501(c)(3) organization The Buddy Fund, Inc., and helps the public recognize that millions of domesticated animals, many of which have been loving pets to human families are living on a Doomsday Clock. Bringing this awareness to the public does help save some of these animals that are currently scheduled for euthanasia at kill shelters throughout the United States.

If you are looking to adopt a furry buddy, please check out the dogs awaiting rescue from kill shelters. At Dogs in Danger! you can search breed specific within nearby zip codes. The list is kept up-to-date by individual shelters who utilize the Dogs in Danger!* listing service to try and rescue as many animals as they can.

Don’t adopt just because you feel sorry for Herbie, Jolly or Earnestine.  Adoption Should Be A Well Thought Out Decision because it is A Lifetime Commitment. If you are unable or unwilling to make a lifetime commitment to an animal then they may end up facing this danger again. Do you want to be responsible for that?

Maybe you can repost this to your blog, TODAY and save a life or 3!!!

If you want to meet Herbie you can find the shelter information at Herbie’s contact info.

If you want to meet Jolly you can find the shelter information at Jolly’s contact info.

And contact information for sweet Miss Earnestine who will die tomorrow, Sunday, if not adopted can be found at Earnestine’s contact info. she is currently in North Caroline however transportation is available to adoptive families in other states.

Financial contributions can be made to your local shelters or, an easy way to donate would be through the Dogs in Danger! donation page… there are many options to choose from. Also, if you do a quick search you can find online pet stores that sell food, supplies, etc for all your pets needs AND they’ll donate a portion of the sales to shelters! What a great way to help, don’t you think?

*Dogs in Danger! is not a shelter. They neither have dogs for adoption nor do they kill dogs. They are simply an intercessor between the public and the shelters, a national listing service that the shelter’s use to get these specific dogs additional notice… giving a face to the millions of animals that we kill each year.