Dogtown on National Geographic
Wow.
Um, I want to visit! Dogtown is the largest no-kill animal shelter, on 33,000 ACRES in Utah!
This is pretty awesome. There's a show on National Geographic, too...
Dogtown is divided by puppies, social dogs, aggressive dogs, shy dogs, older dogs.. like little towns!
Check it out...
DogTown is the largest no-kill animal facility in the country, located on 33,000 acres of Southern Utah canyon country. At any given time, the sanctuary hosts hundreds of dogs from all around the country, and the world, along with cats, horses, guinea pigs, rabbits, goats, and various other farm animals—between 1,500-2,000 animals at any one time. NGC teams up with the DogTown’s top-notch staff of veterinarians and trainers to find out what it takes to rehabilitate problem pooches and find them loving homes.
Watch this!
FRIDAYS at 9P et/ptStarting January 4
Um, I want to visit! Dogtown is the largest no-kill animal shelter, on 33,000 ACRES in Utah!
This is pretty awesome. There's a show on National Geographic, too...
Dogtown is divided by puppies, social dogs, aggressive dogs, shy dogs, older dogs.. like little towns!
Check it out...
DogTown is the largest no-kill animal facility in the country, located on 33,000 acres of Southern Utah canyon country. At any given time, the sanctuary hosts hundreds of dogs from all around the country, and the world, along with cats, horses, guinea pigs, rabbits, goats, and various other farm animals—between 1,500-2,000 animals at any one time. NGC teams up with the DogTown’s top-notch staff of veterinarians and trainers to find out what it takes to rehabilitate problem pooches and find them loving homes.
Watch this!
FRIDAYS at 9P et/ptStarting January 4
Posted by Caroline at Sunday, January 20, 2008 12:11 PM 
Categories: totally awesome, Barn Animals, Save The Planet
Categories: totally awesome, Barn Animals, Save The Planet
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