Red and Terri's Puppy Rescue, AC.

Wyno's Family

2011-07-13T07:00:00.000-07:00

Red and Terri's Doggy Mexican Safari

2010-07-12T23:18:00.000-07:00

A Day At The Rescue

2010-05-26T20:00:00.000-07:00

Between 5:30am-9:00am Start coffee.
Red: Clean up poop in big pen, feed & water dogs & pups there.
Clean front 2 pens.
Sweep the front area of Rescue & water plants.
Terri: Clean up floor inside house, feed & water dogs & pups inside.
Give Dandy, Rocky II, Peru, Oro, Lucille medications. Separate Dandy for his special diet. (we believe he may be allergic to reg. dog food)
Back Kennel & Brandy. Feed, water, clean kennel.
Front 2 pens. Feed & water puppies there.
Sweep street gutter of trash & debris.

9:00am Red & Terri: Drink coffee.
9:15am Red & Terri: Take animals to the vet for spaying/neutering & other
reasons. If no animals are going to the vet we handle
our other appt.s if necessary, otherwise:

9:00am-11:00am Terri: Check new emails from previous night and respond.
Make updates to website and continue to respond to new
emails as they come in.
Red: Sit out front to check out how busy it'll be for the day,
talk to & respond to questions from visitors.

If we have appts in the morning then the 9am - 11am
occurs from 1pm - 3pm. If we do not have appts. than;
1:00pm-3:00pm Terri: Clean house. Do dishes, sweep & mop, dust, etc.
Each day the inside must be swept & mopped without fail.
Red: Check all animals to see how they are doing, bath them,
play, interact & greet and assist people visiting us.

2:30pm-4:30pm Red & Terri: Pick up any animals that were sterilized from the vet.
if any animals were sterilized.
5:30pm Red & Terri: Feeding & cleaning of all kennels.
6:30pm Red & Terri: Relax on good days otherwise we keep on working.

Any day can have variables of course. The items listed above are done everyday, without fail, no matter what else needs to be scheduled in.

Thank you Joe Brandon & Flavio Monreal

2010-04-14T09:54:00.000-07:00

Thank you Joe Brandon & Flavio Monreal of Connecticut Electric, located in Caborca, Sonora, Mexico for donating all the electrical supplies and providing an electrician to hook up our electrical for us here at Red and Terri's Puppy Rescue, A.C. We have been using extension cords for our electrical here at the facility for 2 years now. We are very happy and grateful.

Get your pet spayed or neutered for $17.00USD

2009-11-24T19:38:00.000-08:00

Red and/or Terri can help you get your pet spayed or neutered or sponsor a local family's pet to be spayed or neutered Monday through Friday for a donation. Go to our contact page and email us for more info. Call from U.S.: 480-478-4201; from Mexico: 638.110.70.59; Email: Rescue@RedAndTerri.org. Our local veterinarian, Fernando Rincon Balderrama on Sonora Blvd. here in Rocky Point is performing spay/neuter procedures for just 200 pesos (about $17.00 USD). Through the Give Some Life foundation out of San Diego our local vets learned a new technique. It takes about 15 minutes (not including pre-op and post-op) and is a less invasive procedure. You can call Dr. Rincon's office directly at 638.383.33.44.

9 adoptions this week!!! Wow!

2009-10-18T16:14:00.000-07:00

Yes, its true we have adopted 9 puppies this week alone. Truly wonderful. Thank you everyone for your awesome support. We think you are all beautiful & so do the puppies.

Much Love

Red & Terri

Saving puppies! So satisfying.

2009-09-17T09:56:00.000-07:00

Well, today we have successfully saved our 10th puppy that came down with the parvo virus. It's one of the most satisfying moments I've ever felt. I just wanted to share this wonderful feeling. All together we ended up saving 14 animals in all during this outbreak.

With love,

terri fielding

Spay/Neuter Clinic - A huge sucess!

2009-08-28T12:02:00.000-07:00

Our spay/neuter clinic ended yesterday, August 27, 2009. The volunteer veterinarian who participated, John Heller, D.V.M. was amazing. It was 2 1/2 days long in 110 degree or higher temperatures with over 80% humidity. 21 female puppies/dogs were spayed; 10 male puppies/dogs were neutered; 1 cat was spayed and 1 kitten was neutered. A total of 33 animals.

All the animals here at "Red & Terri's Puppy Rescue, A.C." are now spayed or neutered (except for "Tiny" (a 3 week old rescue puppy and 3 baby Chihuahua rescue's that were too young or small).

To continue with this program your donations are needed. Please copy and paste this link in your browser http://www.redandterri.com/donations.html if you are interested in contributing to this great cause.

Spay/Neuter Clinic

2009-08-17T18:21:00.000-07:00

Red & Terri's Puppy Rescue, A.C. is having our first spay/neuter clinic. On August 25th and 26th of 2009. Two Arizona Vet's are coming to participate in an event that we anticipate to happen many more times in the future. A 2 day spay/neuter clinic. We know that there will be kinks to work out and that it will be very hard the first time. Nevertheless, we and the vets are all very excited in what we are about to accomplish.

We are working very hard here in Puerto Penasco, Mexico rescuing and taking care of abandoned puppies from The Streets and deserts. We are a no-kill shelter and a Licensed Mexican Non-Profit Association (Asociacion Civil).

We are accepting donation's to help make our first spay / neuter clinic a success. If you would like to donate please go to our website at http://www.RedAndTerri.org and click on the yellow donate button and then follow the instructions.

All donations are greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Red & Terri Fielding
Puppy Rescuer's

Saving puppies with Parvo. Yes you can.

2009-08-16T22:08:00.000-07:00

Hey everybody out there rescuing street or desert puppies, dogs, mutts, etc. We have found a combination of medicine's readily available here in Mexico that work for saving a puppy's life that has contracted Parvo.

Medicine needed:

Virustad (given intramuscularly)
Proteizoo Plus (given intramuscularly)
Emetin (for vomiting (given intramuscularly))
Diarrefin (for diarrhea (given orally))
Infantil or Children's Tylenol (for fever and pain (given orally))

The Virustad and Proteizoo Plus are specifically for the parvo virus. Use equal amounts of each, the correct amount for the weight of the dog, in a syringe that is injected intramuscularly, once a day, for three days. The weight to medicine ratio is on every Virustad bottle.

The Emetin is for vomiting. Vomiting will dehydrate a puppy fast and one of the biggest contributing factor's in losing a puppy to parvo. Controlling the puppies bodily fluids is important in reducing the spread of the disease. I usually add the Emetin to the Virustad/Proteizoo Plus combo in the morning and then give another intramuscular shot of Emetin in the evening. Emetin is injected intramuscularly, twice a day, until the puppy no longer needs it (usually 1 to 2 days).

The Diarrefin controls the diarrhea. This is given orally. Controlling diarrhea is important as diarrhea will also dehydrate a puppy quickly plus you want to control the spread of the Parvovirus to other animals. Diarrefin is given orally, twice a day, until the puppy no longer needs it (usually 3 to 5 days).

Drastic improvements should be seen in 24 to 30 hours and a complete recovery in 3 to 5 days.

Also, it is imperative to be diligent in preventing dehydration and malnutrition during this time. During the lst and 2nd days a puppy will quit eating and drinking water. It takes only a few hours to see the detrimental effects that this has. We keep puppy formula on hand and use it to force feed a puppy for nutritional reasons. We use a dropper with a long tube for feedings and hydrating. After each use we clean the dropper thoroughly with bleach and rinse well. Many times a puppy will not eat or drink and by forcing 5 ml of formula or water will give them just what they need to nourish themselves on their own. By day two force feeding and force hydrating are usually no longer required.

The Infantil or Children's Tylenol is used to reduce a fever in the puppies. Give as needed.

For more information please email us at Rescue@RedAndTerri.org.