Leslie Rocco Cora is the sweetest lady who needs her own family to love. She’s great with all humans but would do better as an only dog. We don’t know what happened in her past, but she’s afraid of aggressive dogs. Cora likes to walk but doesn’t require lots of exercise. She’s a healthy…
Kathleen Dunbar, President The SaddleBrooke Dog Park is a blessing for so many. I will be forever grateful for the original founders of the park, their foresight, their sweat, their labor. Many of you may not know that it is the memberships, sponsors and donations that pay the bills for the park. We are…
Diane Aaron Ole! It’s a special Cinco de Fido, sponsored by The SaddleBrooke Dog Park. The whole community is invited to celebrate at the Park’s spring “Fun”-raiser Wednesday, May 2 in the SaddleBrooke One Activity Center. The Fiesta will go from 5:00-8:00 p.m. and will include lots of food, fun and surprises. All proceeds…
Leslie Rocco In a blink of an eye, they’re gone. No second chances. It’s a story repeated hundreds of times in SaddleBrooke; you’ve never seen a coyote in your yard…until you do. Coyotes easily jump a seven or eight foot wall. An experienced pet owner shares her experience and hopes it will save a…
The SaddleBrooke Pet Rescue Network is excited to bring you a Calle Rose Trunk and Fashion Show on June 6! Your afternoon begins at The Vistas with a delicious lunch with friends and fashionistas followed by a Calle Rose summer collection fashion show and a SaddleBrooke artisan silent auction. Then, let the fun begin…
Together, this is what we do Many hundreds of pets like Naysa receive urgent medical treatment because you supported the Network. We’re a powerful team! Found abandoned in a backyard, she was emaciated, had valley fever, and was extremely fearful of humans. She wouldn’t survive in a shelter. Our rescue partner, Cold Wet Noses,…
Leslie Rocco Join us at a fun new event to support homeless pets at the Howl at the Moon Dog Walk on Thursday, March 15. Registration is almost closed! The Network received many “bark-o-grams” from your pups saying they want to help homeless pets, too! So, we thought it would be fun for dogs and…
Leslie Rocco 1000+ Tucson pets are homeless. Together we can help them. Please support the Pet Rescue Network’s annual Power of Us campaign ‘18. Seven years of hard work, generous donors, and adoptive families have produced amazing results. The Network re-homed 860+ animals, donated $128,600 and volunteered 25,220 hours. That’s the power of us! But…
Diane Aaron Next up in the SaddleBrooke Dog Park Speakers Series will be Jay Smith, known to many as the rattlesnake and Colorado River toad avoidance trainer. His talk will be Thursday, February 22 at 4:00 p.m. in the SaddleBrooke TWO Ballroom East. There is no charge for this talk. “We’ve invited various dog behavior…
Leslie Rocco The Network enters our seventh year as a recognized force in Tucson rescue. Since inception, we re-homed 860 plus animals, donated $128,600 and volunteered 25,220 hours. SaddleBrooke’s power to impact local rescue is extraordinary as we send 100% of donations and fundraiser income to help homeless pets. Without support for vet costs, saving…