“The dogs have to stay in their kennels,” Voytek said. “They sleep there and poop there and pee there and eat there — all in the same spot. With the beds, it’s a little more comfy for them. One dog has been in the shelter so long, she has little sores on her elbows from the concrete, like bedsores.”
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Congratulations to Jessica and her team who spent Saturday afternoon washing dogs from tiny to giant sizes and raised almost $700 for Kuranda beds for the Maricopa County Animal Care & Control!

Norfolk Animal Care
Congratulations to the City of Tulsa Animal Welfare for their innovative way of getting beds donated. They put an appeal in the utility flyer that accompanies utility bills. It went out to the entire City of Tulsa, and over 40 beds were donated!
So volunteer Jack Logozzo launched a one-man campaign to raise $2,030 for the purchase of 40 hard-to-chew, longer lasting beds which were donated within two weeks!! Read the rest of this entry »
Bonnie Hodges of Whitefish couldn’t get the image of animal shelter dogs sleeping on concrete out of her mind. She created a bed drive and was able to get a bed donated for every dog in the Flathead County Animal Shelter! “People are so good,” Hodges said. “They see where there’s a need and they are pleased to help. It’s making magic.”

Puggle enjoys a new Kuranda bed
Upgrading the doghouse
Donation buys bedding for animal shelter inhabitants
By Gavin Lesnick (Contact)
Thursday, February 21, 2008
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More than 20 new chewproof beds were provided by a $1,000 donation from dog trainer and Evansville Animal Control and Education Commission President Marlin Beck. More beds are hoped to be added as more donations come in.
Before this week, dogs at Evansville’s Animal Control shelter slept on a concrete floor. Read the rest of this entry »