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MT Animal Rescue League



Squeak is a 2-year-old beautiful, longhaired grey cat.  She's named Squeak because she doesn't meow, she squeaks!  She's very sweet and loves people, but she doesn't like dogs.  We're looking for a nice, quiet home for her.  She's been spayed and de-wormed.  She is an indoor cat.  Her adoption fee is $35.  For more information on Squeak, please call Amy at 261-4166.


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IF YOU HAVE LOST YOUR PET : be sure to GO to the County Shelter (Animal Control) to see if it is there. Also, call the Humane Society at 752-7297. They are NOT the same facility. Ads on the radio and paper are FREE for Lost and Found pets.
You may also post on K9 Amber Alert, which goes nationwide and allows photos to be posted.



Flathead County Animal Control dogs and cats are now listed on the Montana Pets on the Net site, or click here for the Shelter Page and click on " See Shelter Animals.
IMPORTANT INFO ON NEW FLEA/TICK TREATMENT


This is a very important message to my family & friends who have  dogs-cats--and to alert you to the hazard of using a new Flea & Tick  Preventative called ProMeris http://www.promeris.com


This is a new product designed to be a more effective product than other flea/tick treatments that was just released this year. It is available thru a vet and not currently on-line. I got ProMeris this week for my 7 dogs (6 Huskies & 1 Golden-Airedale) , and the results were debilitating  for nearly all of them-including me. Since my incident this week, my vet has pulled it from distribution and alerted the manufacturer, Fort Dodge.

Here are my results: Within less than 2 hours after applying, 4 of my dogs had vomited from 2-4 times, 3 were disoriented and stumbling, 1 was dragging his back leg, 1 was salivating. I had very similar symptoms like an allergic reaction-my lips were swollen, eyes very red, mucous membranes such as eyes, nose, and mouth were stinging. I was very disoriented-
dizzy equilibrium and not able to drive. To make this a short story-all 7 of my dogs were admitted to the hospital for veterinarian care, and 3 of them remained for care, IV fluids and observation for 24 hours. I was in the emergency room. I'm home now and so are the dogs. We're all feeling much better. Vet bills were over $2,500 and Fort Dodge is paying for these. Not only can the product cause this reaction, it has a highly noxious odor that permeated the house and is just starting to dissipate after 3 days.

Your dogs/cats might not have the same reaction, but given my experience-I wanted to help you all become well-educated about the product.










 
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Agility Training

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For information and classes on Dog Agility training, both AKC and NADAC, contact Jean Carter at 257-7222. Beginning and Intermediate Classes are in session NOW!


FOR AGILITY EQUIPMENT, CUSTOM MADE:
Call 406-212-5641
http://www.risingstaragility.com


FOR AGILITY TIPS, CHECK OUT THIS LINK:
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