Tuuka

I adopted Tuuka from the AWS in 2015. When I saw his face I just knew I had to meet him! I went down to the shelter and it was love at first sight! Although this big lovable goof ball was so sweet he had a hard time finding his forever home. I figure he was waiting for me, because I saw in him something special that no one had before me. From then on he was apart of our family- a loyal constant companion who loved hugs and being raspberried, ice cream and cheese, and laying on the bed next to me or rolling around in the grass out in the sunshine. Sadly Tuuka passed over the Rainbow Bridge on February 16th of this year…our hearts are broken and we miss him terribly, but he brought us so much happiness and love the sadness is somehow outweighed.

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Working with both children and pets takes a special and compassionate person, and that’s exactly how we would describe our Youth Programs volunteers! Alongside our Youth Programs Coordinator, volunteers help children visiting with AWS both inside and outside the classroom with fun games, tasks, education and, of course, animals. With programs like Rescue Readers, Furry Tales, and After School Club, there’s a lot to do around here regarding humane education! We’re grateful for the hard work and dedication of our Youth Programs volunteers who assist in teaching compassion, kindness, and care for all creatures!
You’ve probably heard of getting your pet microchipped. But what exactly does this mean? We’re here to break down the ins and outs of microchipping for pets and why it’s so important! Check out our newest blog post online and don't forget about our upcoming FREE microchip and rabies vaccine clinic this Sunday, April 21 at Waggerstown Pet Supply Store in Wells, ME!