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lived chained to this 'shiny doghouse' in PA, but was still very
sad and lonely, which is why sponsoring
a doghouse cannot be the answer.
Dogs
Deserve Better regularly provides $200.00 in welded wire fencing
for anyone willing to bring Fido inside to live. In cases of multiple
dogs chained to the same area, we provide fencing even if they are
not brought inside to live so they may play and sleep together.
 
Your
help provides fencing to dogs like Black, in Atlanta, Georgia, first
chained and then showing off in his new fenced yard, enjoying his
new-found freedom.
Yes!
I want to Sponsor a Fence
$200.00
I
can't Sponsor an entire Fence,
but I want to Contribute to this Cause!
We
can now accept donations over the phone
using a major credit card at 1.877.636.1408.
Indiana
Fencing Success Story



"One
day in April I was at an adoption/fund raising event and a man
I knew from the local pet fair, approached me asked me if I
would go see his neighbor. He said they have 2 dogs in one pen
with 2 dog houses and they needed someone to help the dogs. On
April 19th we went there and found a terrible mess.
A
pit bull named Peetie and a husky shepherd mix named Harley were
living in the pen. There was straw and of course it was soaked
in urine and thick with feces. Jamie had given them a fencing
application and on this day my Husband and I went to pick it
up. I was heartbroken and to be honest, very frightened of Peetie
( Jamie can swear this is true, the day she took the app over
there, she wouldn't even go near the kennel because of him )
Peetie acted as if he wanted nothing more than to rip through
the kennel and kill us both. He was very violent ... nonstop.
The
time between that visit and the day we installed the fence, it
rained, it rained ... and then it rained some more making for
a very thick very smelly situation in the kennel. Finally we had
an evening and with the weather cooperating, we managed to get
the fence installed ( all the while Peetie still acting as if he
wanted to kill us, my husband bent over really close to the kennel
to spray paint a spot on the ground for post placement and I swear
Peetie was going to grab him on his ass cheek ... he moved just
in time).
The
owners had some chain link fencing there already and the rest
of the fencing we used was donated. We attached it to the neighbors
fences and now they have a very nice, large fenced yard and the
total cost for all the posts, the gate, the wire and hardware
was only $133.44.
I was absolutely amazed to watch the transformation in Peetie.
He is now a sweet, gentle, tail wagging normal Pitty. He sniffed
us as if to say " Thank You " and went off to investigate
the rest of the yard." —Marie Belanger, Indiana Rep
Georgia
Fencing Success Story



"Bob,
Rose and I worked all day Sunday (yesterday) and what’s left
to do can be done by Bob after work this week. He really is handy
and a hard worker. He’s back at his old job, working
6 days a week and long hours, but that didn’t stop him from
spending his only day off sinking posts, stretching fence and figuring
out how to make things work. He even had time to play with
the dogs. I think that’s one of the main reasons these
dogs still have good personalities – Rose and Bob (and others)
are nearly always in the yards with the dogs. They get more
face time with people than many family dogs."—Pam Cheathem,
DDB Georgia Rep
Oklahoma
Fencing Success Story


"I'm
a pet dog trainer (clicker style) and a board member for Pet
Helpers, Inc.
Pet Helpers, Inc mission statement is; helping people help pets.
We do low cost S/N programs for low income families, community Ed
and awareness, promote adoptions and assist other rescue groups
and orgs. We are a very small group that started meeting one year
ago. However my four legged family and I have been doing Ed programs
in Western OK for four years now. We believe it takes all of us
working together to make a difference.

Tammy,
you and DDB are my heroes: without you small groups like Pet Helpers
wouldn't be able to help. About three months ago a family called
my dog training business asking for help with an aggressive dog.
For this issue I like private lessons in the home, where I can see
as much as possible what's going on. Snicker's a big beautiful Newfoundland
mix; history had nipped 3 people and one very serious bite to dad.
The serious bite to dad was under distress. They came home to find
Snicker's tangled up in his chain. The chain was wrapped around
Snicker's and a post; he was wrapped up so tight his front legs
couldn't reach the ground. Well in the process of trying to free
him, dad was bitten; very bad about 50 stitches were needed.
When
I arrived at the house, I found Snicker's and Scout (Border Collie)
chained with a pickup topper/shell for shelter, plenty of food and
fresh water. Snickers and Scout both allowed me to approach and
pet them. Meeting the family was another thing; Dad, Mom, three
kids, grandpa one small house dog (Pixy) and I believe three cats.
The family has just moved here from TX, all adjusting to the change.

When
I walked in the house the first thing I heard was "Snickers
is my dog, if he bites you, are you going to make us kill him?"
What a thing for an 8 to 10 yr old boy to worry about! I told him
No, I was here to see if I could help him not hurt him. I've been
working with them every week now, they are all doing great Snickers
and Scout are now in the house with the family, learning good house
manners. Snickers is much calmer now. Thanks to DDB a very nice
fence has been put up for nice outside romps.Without DDB this wouldn't
have turned out this way! Thank you so much!"
Vicky Adams
Pet Helpers, Inc.
Waggin Tails Dog Training
We
Take Phone Orders at 1.877.636.1408
Yes!
I want to Sponsor a Fence
$200.00
I
can't Sponsor an entire Fence,
but I want to Contribute to this Cause!
We
can now accept donations over the phone
using a major credit card at 1.877.636.1408.
If
you prefer to sponsor by mail, send check or money order to P.O.
Box 23, Tipton, PA 16684, making sure to let us know you're sponsoring
fencing.
If
you would like to receive fencing help,
please call us at 1.877.636.1408 so we can get you started.
Other
Fencing Success Stories


Here
are some pictures of Tipi, the dog for whom we put up a fence this
Labor Day weekend. His was not one of the completely heartbreaking
neglect cases we all hear about, but his situation was far from
ideal. Mary, Tipi's person, is certainly on a very limited income
and appears to have many things she does without, such as running
hot water, a sound roof, etc. Tipi is her one companion He
is overweight but very high energy - a border collie/heeler mix.
He is with her in the house when she is home. I know Tipi doesn't
get everything he needs like massive amounts of exercise for his
energy level, but I did encourage Mary to consider a companion of
comparable energy level for him. I hope that was not wrong. Mary
wants me to get her some DDB brochures for her to let people know
about us.—Lisa Gerard
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