Just so you know
                                              
Our days here at the shelter start as early as 6:30
a.m. and sometimes it is difficult for us to get the
phone. There are only 3 employees here at all times
and if we are busy it may take us a minute to get
to the phone. It takes all of us to make sure that
our babies are taken care of properly. So, please be
patient with us and if you will leave us a message
we will get back to you just as quick as we can.
We have a lot of animals to care for as well as our
livestock and sometimes we just can't make it to
the phone. We appreciate your cooperation with
this matter and thank you for your understanding!
       Jenny, Jeff, Haley, and Furry Friends
News And Events
How Long Does It Take For A Car to Get
Hot?
 
Outside Temp:        Temp.In Car:      Time it Takes to
Reach:
75                   100        10 minutes
75                   120        30 minutes
85                     90          5 minutes
85                   100        7-10 minutes
85                   120         30 minutes
100                  140         15 minutes
•  
compiled by DFPS from various national sources

   
Never Leave Your Pet in the Car

In nice weather you may be tempted to take
your pet with you in the car while you
travel or do errands. But during warm
weather, the inside of your car can reach
120 degrees in a matter of minutes, even
if you're parked in the shade. This can
mean real trouble for your companion
animals left in the car.

Dogs and cats can't perspire and can only
dispel heat by panting and through the
pads of their feet. Pets who are left in
hot cars even briefly can suffer from heat
exhaustion, heat stroke, brain damage, and
can even die. Don't think that just
because you'll be gone "just a minute"
that your pet will be safe while you're
gone; even an air-conditioned car with the
motor off isn't healthy for your pet.

To avoid any chance that your pet will
succumb to the heat of a car this summer,
be sure to play it safe by leaving your
pet cool and refreshed at home while
you're on the road. And if you do happen
to see a pet in a car alone during the hot
summer months, alert the management of the
store where the car is parked. If the
owner does not return promptly, call local
animal control or the police department
immediately.
 Friends Feeding Furry Friends Food Drive
    Saturday August 29,2009 from 11-3
(here at the shelter)
Special Adoption Rates for every 25lb bag of Cat
food donated and every 50lb bag of Dog food .
Contact Jenny, Jeff, or Haley for the details
BAAS 3rd Annual Garage Sale
Friday and Saturday Oct. 16th & 17th
from 8-3
We are accepting donations for gently used
clothing or unwanted garage sale items that
you may not have been able to get rid of.
All sales will go directly to our shelter in
helping the homeless animals across
Central Texas.
** Contact Jenny, Jeff, or Haley for the drop off
times and dates**