IMPORTANT NOTICE: ASVT recently learned that Save This Life, a major manufacturer and registry for microchips used to track lost animals, has ceased business operations, so any microchip purchased from or registered with this company will no longer appear on microchip lookup databases. If you do not have your microchip paperwork, please get in touch with your veterinarian, local shelter or animal rescue organization to scan your pet and retrieve the chip number. If your pet’s microchip number starts with either 991 or 900164 you may need to re-register your pet with another registry organization. You do not have to replace the chip; you have to reregister it with your current contact information to ensure you are reunited with your pet should he or she get lost. A list of microchip registry organizations can be found here.
Please Support ASVTs Spring Bulb Fundraiser
ASVTs Spring Fundraiser will begin on March 1, 2025. Orders can be placed until April 27, 2025. The bulbs and seed kits will be shipped directly to you in early May. Our fundraiser's landing page is https://threeriversfundraising.com/fundraiser/asvt-s25. ASVTs Group Code is 72FB9D.
Add some beauty to your garden and Help Us Help Them at the same time! The money raised from this fundraiser will be used to help pay our foster animals' medical expenses, which are typically over $80,000.00 per year. Update - Tripp has been Adopted!
Update: Tripp was adopted on February 18, 2025! He and his owner are doing great. Thank you, Derek D., Morgan E. and Jim M. for fostering Tripp.
Tripp (short for Tripod) is a neutered male German Shepherd mix, about 5 years young and 55 lbs. Tripp was hit by a car, crushing his left front leg. His best outcome was to have the leg amputated. But don’t let his disability fool you, Tripp is a puppy at heart! He is silly and playful and runs around the backyard with his foster sister, LuvBug. When he's not playing, you will find Tripp snoozing on the couch. Wherever you are, that’s where he wants to be. He has the cutest squeal when he's excited to see you! He is a very good boy looking for a home to be so spoiled in. Tripp is leash-, potty- and crate-trained. He is good with small humans and other dogs. He should be watched around small animals; he has shown some prey drive with chickens, although he will listen when told leave them be. |
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