MPFA featured on CBS Eye on Detroit

Did you catch the recent coverage on CBS Eye on Detroit featuring Michigan Pet Fund Alliance?   Click on the image below, or  here , to view the video. 

Thank you to CBS62 Tim Lawlis, Tom Jordan, their support team, and the staff and animals at Macomb County Animal Control! 

 

Dasher's Special Home

Do you remember Dasher, a recent  Judith Middleton Kroon grant recipient? 

The 5-year-old beagle mix had been pulled from Monroe County Animal Control by Clarkston-based Canine Companions Rescue Center, a Michigan Certified Rescue organization. Dasher was found to be heartworm positive. He lived with a foster family while receiving treatment, and then waited a bit longer for just the right family to adopt him. 

Dasher's original adoption bio read:   "He would be a perfect addition for any family because of his lovable demeanor and soulful eyes."   Perfect addition is right, although the "family" that adopted Dasher is a bit unconventional: he is now the Resident Dog at  Sunrise  Senior Living, an assisted-living facility in  Rochester. 
Dasher snoozes on his special pillow in the physical therapy office

Widely admired by residents, staff, and visitors alike, comments about Dasher include: 

"Everyone loves him. He is the perfect balance of calm and outgoing."

"Dasher is so friendly and sweet. The residents just love him."

"He is such a good dog. He is fitting in remarkably well."

Dasher has his choice of dog beds on two different floors, a cozy pillow in the physical therapy office, and assorted furniture (shhh!). He politely asks to be let out by staff into a small fenced yard when the need arises. He has a canine friend, Rocky, who lives with resident Mike Delehanty (see photo below). Several cats live at Sunrise as well, and Dasher has been very sweet and gentle around them. 

Thank you to Sunrise staff along with Canine Companions Rescue Center and their fabulous team of volunteers and foster families for creating this happy tale! 

Mike Delehanty and Rocky wait for Dasher to awaken from his nap

 

Rocky's patience pays off: Dasher is ready to play!

 

Michigan Pet Fund Alliance Mission
The single mission of the Michigan Pet Fund Alliance is to stop the killing of healthy and treatable homeless cats and dogs in Michigan shelters. 

MPFA is an all-volunteer organization collaborating with shelter and rescue organizations to achieve No Kill through training, technical  assistance,
 education and advocacy.

For more information: 
877-FUR-PALS  (877-387-7257)

The Michigan Pet Fund Alliance is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization as defined by the IRS and is a Guidestar Exchange Silver Participant.
Guidestar Silver 
 Contributions are tax deductible. 
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