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2008 All Breed Contact List April 2008 Please note that MHS is not able to endorse, inspect or oversee any facilities other than its own. Always use care when rehoming your pet. 2008 NATIONAL LOCAL PUREBRED SHELTER RESCUE CONTACTS Mailing Phone Number Organization National Contact Local Contact Address City Zip #1 E-Mail Affenpinscher Club of America Sarah Simpson 1102 Sandplum Lane Wichita KS 67212 316-945-3461 [email protected] Afghan Hound Club of America Barb & Russ Hasting 4071 Gurnee Road Westfield PA 16950 877-237-3728 [email protected] West Michigan Afghan Hound Cl ub Lou Anne Vaughn 3347 Wardell Lansing MI 48917-4472 517-322-0076 [email protected] Greater Detroit Afghan Hound Cl ub Reggie Nesbitt 18444 Prevost Street Detroit MI 48235-2936 313-838-6642 [email protected] Michigan Afghan Hound As sociation Rescue Linda Sanchez 6029 Potters Road Saranac MI 48881 616-642-3874 N/A Airedale Terrier Club of America Rescue Christine Sheffer N/A N/A MI N/A 585-820-4265 N/A Airedale Terrier Rescue & Adoption Barbara Oimas 1198 S. Fawn Court Midland MI 48640-7833 989-837-5855 [email protected] Airedale Terrier Rescue & Adoption Gun Penhoat 483 Adapoint Drive, SE Ada MI 49301-9090 616-676-1293 [email protected] Airedale Terrier Rescue & Adoption Ellen McGeagh 331 Roanoke Drive Bloomfield Twp MI 48301-3334 248-645-0587 [email protected] Airedale Terrier Rescue & Adoption Patty Eisenbraun 659 Overhill Drive Bloomfield Twp MI 48301-2569 248-642-9662 [email protected] Airedale Terrier Rescue & Adoption Linda Cunningham N/A Hillsdale MI 49242 517-439-2207 N/A Airedale Terrier Rescue & Adoption Lynn O'Shaughnessy N/A Howell MI 48843 517-546-8303 N/A Airedale Terrier Rescue & Adoption Kirk Nims N/A Royal Oak MI 48067 248-408-9538 N/A Akita Club of America Lisa Gray 10489 Lake Jackson Driv e Manassas VA 20111 N/A [email protected] Midwest Akita Rescue Society Amy Roy N/A Windsor CN N/A 519-948-4498 [email protected] Midwest Akita Rescue Society Deanna O'Brien N/A Chicago IL N/A 773-792-1309 [email protected] Midwest Akita Rescue Society Lisa R. McCluskey N/A Urbana IL N/A 217-469-9591 [email protected] Alaskan Malamute Assistance League Linda Smith P. O. Box 14 Gilead OH 43338 419-512-2423 [email protected] Pals 4 Mals Steve Minch N/A Detroit MI None 313-438-3159 [email protected] Golden Years Alaskan Malamute Rescue Shirley Thomas 2430 Lorenson Road Muskegon MI 49445-9382 231-766-2170 [email protected] Golden Years Alaskan Malamute Rescue Carol Januszewski 545 Eastern Avenue, NE Grand Rapids MI 49503-1808 616-776-1251 [email protected] Illinois Alaskan Malamute Rescue Association Janet Clifton 753 Vaniman Island Dr. Brooklyn MI 49230-9036 517-673-9591 [email protected] Northern Lights Sled Dog Rescue Julie Hoffman P. O. Box 642 Westfield IN 46074 N/A [email protected] MI Alaskan Malamute Help Janet Clifton P. O. Box 802 Brooklyn MI 49230 517-673-9591 [email protected] Heart Bandits Dan Senke-Rocka P.O. Box 4322 Fresno CA 93744-4322 559-787-2459 [email protected] Michigan American Eskimo Rescue SEM Katie Marsh N/A Dearborn MI 48124 N/A [email protected] Michigan American Eskimo Rescue SEM Raymond Coyer N/A N/A IL N/A 312-399-2056 [email protected] Michigan American Eskimo Rescue SEM Jamie Nelson N/A N/A IN N/A 765-230-0965 [email protected] Michigan American Eskimo Rescue SEM Tracie and Don Cobb N/A N/A OH N/A 614-519-3377 [email protected] Pit Bull Rescue Central N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A [email protected] Michigan Pit Bull Rescue Noah Delaney 7855 Newbury Road Ypsilanti MI 48197-3195 734-483-5310 [email protected] The Buster Foundation Joanna Wazney P. O. Box 233 Belleville MI 48111 734-697-1564 [email protected] The Buster Foundation Matt & Candace Surna N/A Ann Arbor MI N/A 734-730-8689 [email protected] Second Chances Debbie Jaworski N/A Charlotte MI 48813 517-541-2240 [email protected] The Last Resort David & Catherine Lemunyon 2187 Husak Road Standish MI 48658-9124 989-846-9415 [email protected] Wiggle Buttz Pitbull Rescue Trisha Benjamin 5122 Royce Road Webberville MI 48892-9760 517-468-3523 [email protected] om Am. Staffordshire Terrier Club of Amer. Joyce Martin 305 Vinyard Twn. Ctr. Morgan Hill CA 95037 408-776-8271 [email protected] Pit Bull Rescue Central N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A [email protected] American Water Spaniel Club Paul Olsen 503 W. 14th Ave. Spokane WA 99204-3717 509-747-5726 [email protected] Nat'l Anatolian Shepherd Rescue Network Carleen Conyers N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A [email protected] Nat'l Anatolian Shepherd Rescue Network Jessica Zink 6706 26th Ave. Kenosha WI 53143-4731 262-656-7187 [email protected] Anatolian Shepherd Dog Rescue League Sigrid Owen Sigrid Owen N/A Twin Lake MI N/A 231-828-6603 [email protected] Australian Cattle Dog Rescue N/A Noah Delaney N/A Los Angeles CA 90023-3235 323-260-4673 [email protected] Australian Cattle Dog Rescue, Inc. Michelle Collette 11878 Bass Rd. Middleville MI 49333-8403 269-795-7496 [email protected] Australian Cattle Dog & Heeler Rescue of MI Jan Campbell N/A Temperance MI 48182-9772 734-854-1099 [email protected] AuCaDo Rescue Mid Michigan Monica Larner 3861 Twelve Mile Road Remus MI 49340 989-330-5147 [email protected] Second Time Around Aussie Rescue, Inc. (STAAR) N/A N/A 1823 Shiloh Avenue Bryan TX 77803 877-372-8387 [email protected] Aussie Rescue & Placement Helpline, Inc. (ARPH) N/A N/A P.O. Box 85 Honesdale PA 18431 877-277-4779 [email protected] ARPH Christine Reedy 9160 Williams Road DeWitt MI 48820-8486 517-669-5345 [email protected] Australian Terrier Rescue, Inc. Carole Larsen N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A [email protected] Australian Terrier Rescue Betty Jean Roseum Harper N/A Ann Arbor MI N/A 734-665-7260 [email protected] Basenji Club of America Linda Ehlers N/A N/A N/A MO N/A 660-747-8852 [email protected] Basenji Rescue & Transport (BRAT) N/A Karen Butler N/A Gregory MI N/A 517-851-8299 [email protected] Basenji Rescue & Transport (BRAT) Sharron Schmidgall 1940 Shipman Road Oxford MI 48371-2928 248-628-0942 [email protected] Basenji Rescue & Transport (BRAT) Lynn Arrand 10395 Pulbrook Windsor CN N8R 1C2 519-735-2568 N/A Basset Hound Club of America Rosemary Ryan 10003 15th Ave. S. Seattle WA 98168-1611 206-764-8948 [email protected] Basset Buddies Rescue N/A N/A P. O. Box 309 Muskego WI 53150 262-347-8823 [email protected] Michigan Basset Rescue, Inc. Melissa Fenchel P. O. Box 300381 Waterford MI 48330 248-623-1698 [email protected] Beagle Rescue Foundation of America Laura Johnson N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A [email protected] Beagle Rescue, Education & Welfare (BREW) Toscha Clausen P. O. Box 522 Fox Lake IL 60020-0522 614-340-7296 [email protected] PB-Dog=Purebred Dog Rescue PB-Cat=Purebred Cat Rescues Additional Rescues=Animals other than Dogs Cats SH=Shelters 4/30/2008 Prepared By: Pam Arning Please note that MHS is not able to endorse, inspect or oversee any facilities other than its own. Always use care when rehoming your pet. 2008 NATIONAL LOCAL PUREBRED SHELTER RESCUE CONTACTS Mailing Phone Number Organization National Contact Local Contact Address City Zip #1 E-Mail Bearded Collie Club of America Paul Glatzer 10 Eden Drive Smithtown NY 11787-1231 631-724-0871 [email protected] Bearded Collie Club of SE MI Donna Gorenflo 260 Merriweather Road Grosse Pte Farms MI 48236-3429 313-882-4417 [email protected] Bearded Collie Club of SE MI Lois Konjarejich 32860 Ardwick Rd. Farmington Hills MI 48334-2602 248-553-9828 N/A Great Lakes Bearded Collie Rescue Claudia McNulty 5955 Paderock Ortonville MI 48462-9607 248-627-6931 [email protected] Great Lakes Bearded Collie Rescue Glenn Short 5140 Driftwood Dr. Commerce Twp. MI 48382-1320 248-676-9500 [email protected] American Beauceron Club Jody Fay N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A [email protected] Bedlington Terrier Club of America Carol Baer 618 Riverbend Estates Driv e Saint Charles MO 63303-8497 636-926-0249 [email protected] Bedlington Terrier Rescue Sally DeKold 31670 7 Mile Road Livonia MI 48152-3306 248-477-8477 [email protected] Bedlington Terrier Rescue Chris Mullen 672 S. Hurd Rd. Oxford MI 48371-2834 248-969-1300 [email protected] American Belgian Malinois Club Marcia Tokson N/A N/A NY N/A 914-831-5135 [email protected] Belgian Malinois Rescue Lauren Paul N/A White Lake MI 48386 248-684-2460 [email protected] Belgian Malinois Rescue Katherine Barker N/A Manistique MI 49854 N/A [email protected] Belgian Sheepdog Club of America Lauren Paul Same N/A White Lake MI N/A 248-684-2460 [email protected] Belgian Sheepdog Res cue Robin Barfoot 13260 E. Eaton Hw y. Grand Ledge MI 48837-9602 517-627-2549 [email protected] American Belgian Tervuren Club Terrie Janssen 4465 Piqua Troy Rd. Troy MI 45373-8440 937-773-2660 [email protected] Wolverine Belgian Tervuren Club Mary Byrkit 4755 Dexter Pinckney Road Dexter MI 48130-8536 734-426-3695 [email protected] Bernese Mountain Dog Club of America N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A [email protected] Heart of Michigan Bernese Mountain Dog Rescue Bruce/Linda Whiteside 1063 Legualt Blvd.
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