Leech Lake Legacy: Puppy Roundup

Leech Lake Legacy in partnership with the Leech Lake Tribal Police is hosting:
The Great Puppy Roundup
Saturday, September 22, 2012

The Great Puppy Roundup is a day when residents of Leech Lake Reservation can surrender their unwanted puppies at no charge. The surrendered puppies will be transported to rescues and shelters in other parts of Minnesota where they will be vetted, checked out, spayed/neutered and then placed up for adoption.

Date: Saturday, September 22, 2012
Time: 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.
Location: Leech Lake Tribal Police Headquarters
6530 U.S. Highway 2 NW, Cass Lake, MN

If you have puppies to surrender, please contact us at leechlakelegacy@gmail.com.

Rules:
Person surrendering must be at least 18 years old
Person surrendering must be a resident of Leech Lake Reservation
Person surrendering must show ID
Person surrendering must sign surrender form

The Great Puppy Roundup is held in memory of Little Dougie, an eight-week-old puppy who was found alive by the side of the road in Leech Lake with three bullets in his spine.

We were unable to save his life.

Transport with Leech Lake Legacy Aug. 25th

Red Lake Rosie's Rescue was part of a large cooperative transport with Leech Lake Legacy on Saturday, August 25th.

Thank you to all rescues and transporters and LLL for making this possible.

POEPINTAThe riders are many puppies surrendered at the August clinic.

Karen

PETULA AND HER PUPSPEETAMARILOU WRITES:
What an amazing group of pups ... they are all so adorable!! The groups came and picked up all the pups.

PANAA HUGE thank you to everyone for making it possible for these beautiful 29 pups to make it to the next stage of their journey!!

"Honoring the Animals" in Cass Lake, July 29

Red Lake Rosie's Rescue will be participating in the events "Honoring the Animals" being held at Cass Lake, MN, on the Leech Lake Reservation on Friday, July 29th.

Carol Priest, Nancy O'Sullivan and Carolyn May will have a booth giving information on Red Lake Rosie's Rescue as well as be in the parade with the RLRR van.

We are so happy that Leech Lake animals are getting help thanks to the Leech Lake Legacy Program and the neuter/spay clinic sponsored by the University of Minnesota.

Karen

Leech Lake Legacy

Several volunteers who have helped Red Lake Rosie's Rescue, have offered to help the animals of neighboring Leech Lake Indian Reservation.

Julie, Heidi, Diane, Lisa, Jenny

You can follow their work at their new blog at http://leechlakelegacy.blogspot.com/.