You can help homeless animals in the D/FW area by donating time, love or money!
MyDogCan.Com and Sylent Sylver Prod. help support non-profit pet rescue groups
like Lost Paws Rescue of Texas by donating our time to events
like weekly adopt a pets, training, design and hosting, and more! There are dozens of ways you can help too!
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New line of gourmet pet treats due out in 2010!
Your dogs will go bonkers for them!
The new treat line is hitting the street, and will include both crunchy yummy bisquits, and soft easy to chew treats suitable for training.
All our treats are made by us, in our own kitchen, and tested for taste and quality before we even consider releasing them!
The best ingredients, the best quality, the best price!
Why settle for mass-produced doggie snacks that have been warehoused and then shipped to sit on a shelf for weeks when you can offer the freshest and most nutritious, delivered right to your door?
Stay tuned for more information and availability dates!
When you adopt a pet from your local shelter, or rescue group, you save the life of two animals, the pet you take home, and the one that takes his or her place in the facility!
Groups like Lost Paws Rescue save dogs and cats everyday.
They make sure they have been seen by a vet, nurse them back to health if needed, place them with foster parents to be sure they are adoptable, then spend time trying to find them a forever home, where they can be loved and cared for.
Some of these pets may have been abused, neglected, or the previous owners simply couldn't give them the care and love they need, and they are forced to give them up.
Rescue groups screen the pets and the owners to assure that there is little problems in the future, and that both will be happy with their new family.
Take a little time and visit a few shelters and talk to some rescue groups before you choose a pet, chances are you can find the furry friend of your dreams!
Even if you are looking for a particular breed, many rescue groups are breed-specific!
Simply call your local animal shelter, or search for "pet rescue" in your city.
If you are having trouble finding one near you, contact us and we'd be glad to help.
Tip: Dogs respond to energy more than commands. Always be assertive and calm when interacting!
