About Us

We are a small group of volunteers that wanted to do something to help our furry friends in Adams County Ohio. We started transporting dogs from the Adams County Dog Pound to Veterinary Hospitals and to Rescues. It's really been a rewarding experience to help these dogs, and now cats, get a second chance to have a good life in a loving home. You can follow us on Facebook and check out what we are doing and what we have accomplished!

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Lickety-Split-Pet-Transport/250062895038270

We also are happy to announce that we have a FB page for our rescue efforts in Adams County Ohio. We do our best to keep it updated. Check us out on ACORN Adams County Ohio Rescue Network.

https://www.facebook.com/AcornAdamsCountyOhioRescueNetwork


REMEMBER TO SPAY/NEUTER YOUR PETS!

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

Mulberry Street Dogs Of Adams County Ohio Need Help!!!

Here's the story and description of the Mulberry Street dogs in West Union, Ohio: Adams County.

                                   Awful House Outside


On a quiet street in a small town in the poorest county in Ohio, there sits an abandoned house, covered in vines, barely visible to passersby.  The house is rotten and crumbling.  Boards hold up the front door.  Carpet covers the openings where windows had been.  The floors are made of bare dirt.  Inside the house, eight loving dogs are living alone, abandoned when their owner was sentenced to fifteen years in jail for a crime he committed twenty years ago.  Despite the criminal past of the owner, the dogs were loved.  All but one have been spayed or neutered.  They have collars with current licenses, and are being fed and watered by kind-hearted neighbors.  Some of the dogs are shy and wary, some are quiet, some are boisterous and jolly, but all are desperate for human attention. Each would make a wonderful pet if given the chance.  Any help finding these dogs loving homes or safe shelter with a rescue would be GREATLY appreciated.  Thank you!

Please contact:
Christine Troutman: Humane Society of Adams County Officer
mountjoyfarm1@frontier.com
                              

                                    Awful House Inside

Bear: Bulldog/Bird Dog mix.  Male/Neutered. Shy,  but loving once he warms up.
 
Boogie: Australian Shepherd Mix. Male/Neutered. Black, fluffy coat, with white chest and paws.  Playful.

Bud: Black Terrier/Chow Mix. Female/Spayed.  Has an eye injury, needs veterinary attention immediately.  Friendly girl.  

Hummer: Pekinese Mix. Neutered. Brown coat.  "Little brown dust mop" appearance (Very cute).  Active lap dog.

Missy: Collie Mix. Female/Spayed. Black and white coat. Senior.  Has a skin condition (missing some fur), but could be simple flea bite dermatitis.

Molly: Pomeranian. Female/Spayed. Approx. 4 years old.  Too shy to get a photo, so we took a photo of the tiny hole under the foundation that she lives in.
                                       Molly's Hole

Sammy: Border Collie Mix. Female/Not spayed. Senior.  Has tumor on her belly and limps.  

Shy Girl: Black Collie Mix, Female/Spayed. Pictured next to the person. along with Sammy, Missy, and Bug.

 Two more pictures of Missy and her skin condition.


Sammy, Shy Girl, Bud, Missy, and Boogie.

Monday, June 4, 2012

Lickety Split Pet Transport got our 3 precious pups, (Tucker, Tilly, and Gee Gee) from the pound to Grove City, so they could get on a special transport to PA. This transport was set up just for them. Now, they can be fully vetted and get the training they need so they can find their forever homes. While they wait, they can run in the grass and play! I love happy endings!!!
On a side note, LSPT had last minute car trouble and work schedule conflicts, but still managed to do this transport. They will be asking for more transport help in the future to get our Adams County dogs to safety. Please consider donating your time and gas to help us. We will post for more help soon.
Also, if anyone can donate a good running van to the HSAC (501C3), please contact Christine Troutman. mountjoyfarm1@frontier.com With a van donation, either from an individual or company, more dogs can get to vet clinics and rescues. The value of the van can be written off your taxes. Once we have a van, then we will need volunteer drivers and gas card donations to the HSAC. Thanks!




Top to bottom: Tucker, Tilly, and Gee Gee.