Malden business donates services rescue dogs

Playful puppy Paws in the Childhood Malden is donating services from 2009 for the rescue of the dogs who have nowhere to call home.

Melissa Doherty, agents, business owners, opened its doors to more than 100 rescue dogs in desperate need. and July 2010, playful Paws rescue and broken tail, a local non-profit organization, working with rescue and have so far Retrieved and placed 45 dogs which would have otherwise been euthanized.

Playful Paws welcomes these deserve their dogs to facilities with open arms. Rescue teams ensures that dogs have been vaccinated and altered before heading to playful Paws.

Doherty, agent and her staff are able to observe the rescue dogs and eventually help make good adoption or foster races. Dogs are able to socialize with other dogs and get lots of love from the staff, while they wait for an available foster home for the open or approved in a loving family.

In addition to the refuge and care provides these playful Paws dogs, hold regular fundraisers, meet and greet events and collect donations for the supply of maritime rescue work closely with.

"Without the help of playful Paws these dogs will be euthanized solely for lack of space in shelters," said Patricia Piantedosi, co-founder of broken tail rescue, Inc. "can only help as many dogs as we have available foster homes. Playful Paws is a huge asset in our efforts to rescue and allowed us to save many more abandoned animals. "

Doherty, agent has moved beyond rescue teams in anyway he can.  Alleges a relationship with Kevin Alkins, official animal control of Malden. She often receives and cares for stray dogs from the city of Malden, since it is unclaimed by the owner. Once you bind a rescue team have been modified and take the vaccine and then head over to playful Paws, which starts a new trip.

"Opening our space for these wonderful dogs that had not been the best start in life is an amazing experience," said Doherty, agents. "I see them to gain confidence, socialize with other dogs, feel Loved, sometimes for the first time in their lives and then move a wonderful adoptive homes. I am very positive that I am able to be part of their journey to a better life "

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