This weekend marks the return of adoption clinics in Eagle River!
Eagle River Clinic
When: 1pm - 5pm
Where: Eagle River Petzoo

Featured Dogs:
Wasilla Clinic
When: 11am - 4pm
Where: Home Depot in Wasilla

Featured Dogs:
  • Diamond - 8 month female Boxer
  • Grizz
  • Luna - 2 yr old female English Springer Spaniel
  • 9-week old lab/pointer puppies (2 total)
Anchorage Clinic
When: 11am - 4pm
Where: South Anchorage Petco

Featured Dogs:
  • 5 Husky pups                    (3 males, 2 females)
  • Scamp (4 mo. old Husky) 
  • Boone
**Note: 3 of the Husky Puppies will be in @ Noon tomorrow.
 
 
There will be no adoption clinics in Anchorage for this weekend. We'll be back in Anchorage next week.
Valley Clinic
When: Jan. 26th, 2012 - 11am - 4pm
Where: The New ADPR Office - 1675 N Winding Brook Loop, Palmer, AK 99645

Featured Dogs:
  • Grizz
  • Springer Mix Puppies
Anchorage Clinic
None Scheduled for Jan. 26th, 2013
 
 
It is once again time for Alaskans to file for their Permanent Dividend.  As you do so, we would like to remind you about the Pick, Click, Give opportunity that is offered when you file online.  


There are many worthy nonprofit organizations that help Alaskans and their pets each and every day. Alaska Dog & Puppy Rescue (ADPR) invites you to share a part of your dividend with a nonprofit, all volunteer organization that rescues dogs and puppies throughout the state of Alaska.  

ADPR has been around since 2002, saving thousands of dogs.  These dogs come to us in a variety of ways.  ADPR rescues dogs from the Mat-Su Animal Care and Regulation Shelter, from the Houston Animal Protection and Regulation facility, and we have taken in stray dogs and puppies from the public.  Some of these canines have come from various Bush communities - Bethel, Aniak, Kotzebue, and others.  

Our dogs are placed in various approved foster homes, rather than a kennel facility.  As a result, these dogs are socialized and often trained.  All dogs are vaccinated, dewormed, spayed or neutered, micro-chipped, and medical care is provided if needed.

Our “Fur Keeps” program offers help to needy families by providing medical care, behavior modification training, or transportation costs for dogs and puppies.  This service is provided to qualifying families to enable them to honor a lifetime commitment to their pets.  All too often companion animals are relinquished to crowded shelters because their families gave them up for some reason. Through education, intervention, and action, we provide guidance and resources to help people care for their pets and keep them as members of their family.

In addition, we now offer a program, “Food for Paws”, which is a food bank for those families who have fallen upon hard times and are struggling to feed their pets.  ADPR has given hundreds of bags of food, treats, and toys to needy dogs and families.

ADPR hopes that you will support us in our effort to reach our goal of no more homeless dogs or puppies in Alaska.  By donating a portion of your Permanent Fund Dividend, you will have made a difference in the lives of many innocent creatures who rely on us to care for them.


Learn more about Pick, Click, Give at:
http://www.pickclickgive.org

Alaskans can file online for their PFD at:
http://www.pfd.state.ak.us/



 
 
Anchorage Clinic
When: Jan. 19th, 2012 - 11am - 4pm
Where: South Anchorage Petco, Old Seward.

Featured Dogs:
Valley Clinic
There will be no clinic in the valley. 

Feel free to visit the adoption being hosted in Anchorage or explore the available dogs posted on the website.
 
 
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"This is Murph. I have had him for a little over five years after adopting him from ADPR at three months old. He has seen the Arctic Ocean, Bering Sea and many points in between on our recreation and work trips. He even got to ride in a helicopter once. 

He has been a constant companion since day one and thoroughly enjoys fishing trips, hiking, skiing, guard dogging and has been trained to locate disc golf discs without disturbing them.

Thank you for all that you do in finding dogs their forever home's and on behalf of Murph and myself, thank you for putting us together."

Aaron Banks
Eagle River, AK

 
 
Alaska Dog & Puppy Rescue (ADPR) sadly bids farewell to one of our own, Kari Lyndsey.  Kari passed away recently, leaving a huge hole in the hearts of ADPR volunteers.  Kari tirelessly championed for the welfare of dogs and puppies throughout Alaska.  Despite enduring many health problems of her own, Kari continued to put dogs first.  She served ADPR in many capacities - as a board member, a volunteer, a foster home provider, and a participatant for special events.  

Most of all, Kari loved dogs and worked to make their lives better.  ADPR and the dogs of Alaska have lost a good friend and advocate.  Till me meet again Kari, over the Rainbow Bridge.  We will miss you!

Angie Lewis
ADPR Vice President

Her celebration of life service will be 2pm on Thursday, Jan 17th at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church.
 
 
There will be no adoption clinics in Anchorage for this weekend. We'll be back in Anchorage next week. 
Valley Clinic
When: Jan. 12th, 2012 - 11am - 4pm
Where: The New ADPR Office - 1675 N Winding Brook Loop, Palmer, AK 99645

Featured Dogs:
Anchorage Clinic
None Scheduled for 1/12/13
 
 
Happy New Year!
We're past the majority of the holidays and back to having regularly scheduled adoption events.
Wasilla Clinic
When: Jan. 5th, 2012 - 11am - 4pm
Where: Home Depot in Wasilla

Featured Dogs:
  • Jovey
  • Jasmine
  • Raven
  • Grizz
  • Joy
Anchorage Clinic
When: Jan. 5th, 2012 - 11am - 4pm
Where: South Anchorage Petco, Old Seward.

Featured Dogs:
  • To be announced
  • and puppies!