Welcome to Suffolk rehoming centre. We've moved to our new location! We’ve moved from our old site in Felixstowe to new, modern facilities in Ipswich. Please note the postcode IP2 8NQ (as above) may not take you all the way to our rehoming centre. If traveling north to south along Bourne Hill, you will find us towards the end of the road, on the left hand side just opposite Ipswich Golf Range. If traveling south to north along Bourne Hill we're towards the beginning of road on the right hand side. Our new Blue Cross rehoming centre on Bourne Hill means we can double the number of pets we help each year. To find out more about our new rehoming centre please take a look at our news story: Countdown to new Suffolk centre opening If you are looking for a pet please read about the rehoming process and have a look at our pets looking for new homes.As a volunteer foster carer you will look after needy animals in your own home while they are recuperating from operations, or illnesses, or young kittens or puppies until they are able to find a permanent new home.

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In fact, many of the dogs and cats in our shelter make wonderful pets and are looking for that forever home. If you are interested in adopting a new friend and making a difference in the life of a needy animal, be sure to visit the shelter — TODAY! Adoptions are $75 for cats and $95 for dogs. Animals are spayed/neutered and vaccinated (dogs: DHP, Bordatella & Rabies; cats: FVRCP & Rabies) prior to adoption.Stop Animal Abuse Within the Town of Brookhaven Animal Cruelty and Abuse is not only wrong, it is against the law! The following are NYS Laws: 351. Prohibition of animal fighting Any person who engages in any of the following conduct is guilty of a felony and is punishable by imprisonment for a period not to exceed four years, or by a fine not to exceed twenty-five thousand dollars, or by both such fine and imprisonment: 353. Overdriving, torturing and injuring animals; failure to provide proper sustenance. 353-a Aggravated Cruelty to Animals (As a Felony)

353B Shelter for Dogs 355 Abandonment of animals 359 Carrying animal in cruel manner 360. Poisoning or attempting to poison animals 362. Throwing substance injurious to animals in public place. 363. Unauthorized possession of dogs presumptive evidence of larceny. 365. Clipping or cutting the ears of dogs. 369. Interference with officers. Suffolk County Law Article I Section 207-2 & 207-4. § 207.2 Unlawful Animal Confinement in Motor Vehicle § 207.4 Authority of Law Enforcement Officers What to do if you suspect abuse or neglect The Suffolk County SPCA Number of lives saved in Virginia in the last year:There are no products in your shopping cart.0 ItemsTotal: Hearing Dogs at home... Our Hearing Dogs are trained to alert people to household sounds that are necessary for everyday safety and independence. They are trained to make physical contact and lead their person to the source of the sound. Through sound awareness and companionship, these dogs provide greatly increased freedom.

Hearing Dogs in public... Many people are curious about what Hearing Dogs can do for people who are deaf or hard of hearing when they're in public. The most important thing a Hearing Dog provides a person in public is an increased awareness of his or her environment. A Hearing Dog isn't specifically trained to alert to sounds, such as a siren or honking horn, in public. But, when a person who is deaf or hard of hearing takes a Hearing Dog into public, he or she will gain an awareness of the environment by paying attention to whatever the Hearing Dog is reacting to. When the dog hears something and looks, the person will notice and turn to see what's happening as well. Training generally takes four to six months of temperament evaluation, obedience training, socialization, and sound training. The dogs are taught using positive reinforcement. We train our Hearing Dogs to respond to several sounds: fire and smoke alarms, telephone, oven timer, alarm clock, doorbell/door knock, a name call and baby cry, if requested.

Once placed with their deaf or hard of hearing partner, the dogs easily learn to respond to additional sounds such as the microwave, tea kettle, and washer/dryer. Hearing Dogs can be taught to alert people to any repetitive sound that can be set up and practiced regularly. If a sound is inconsistent or too difficult to set up and practice, it is hard for the dog to learn to work it. When ready for placement with an approved applicant, the trainer travels to the client's home for one-on-one training with the client and all family members. Placement training is generally three to five days in length. Dogs for the Deaf provides follow-up training for the life of the team. This training includes guidance and suggestions consisting of verbal contact, written contact, and in-home visits. What does it cost to get a Hearing Dog? There is a $50.00 application fee. When an applicant has been approved to receive a Hearing Dog, we then require a $500.00 Good Faith deposit.

This deposit is refundable after the person and the Hearing Dog have been together for one year. Once the dog is placed with the client, they are financially responsible for the ongoing care of the dog. How do I apply for a Hearing Dog? Before you decide to apply for a Hearing Dog, please read about our Application Process, Application Requirements, and Points to Consider. You can download and print our Hearing Dog application packet by clicking HERE. Fill out the application completely and mail, along with your $50.00 application fee, to: Dogs for the Deaf 10175 Wheeler Road, Central Point, Oregon 97502 If you would like us to send you an application, please contact us using the webform below or call us at 1-800-990-3647. Please enter your first and last name Please enter your mailing address City, state & zip: * Please enter your city, state, & zip code Please enter your e-mail address Would you like to receive our e-magazine & special news updates?: *

DFD promises never to share your e-mail address with anyone! For more information, please see our Privacy Policy page. Please enter phone number where you can be reached weekdays, 8am - 4:30pm Pacific Time I have a fenced yard that is secure & attached to my home: * I understand that DFD is unable to train personal pets as Assistance Dogs: * I have other dogs in my household: * I understand that an Assistance Dog is a trained working animal, not a pet or a guard dog: * I understand that I will not be able to choose a specific breed, color, or sex of dog: * I understand that not all Assistance Dogs are certified for public access: * I understand that the wait time for a Hearing Dog certified for public access may be longer than the wait for a Home Hearing Dog: * I understand that I will be required to pay a non-refundable $50.00 application fee upon submission of my application: * I understand that upon acceptance of my application I will be required to pay a REFUNDABLE $500.00 Good Faith Deposit: *