Many of the pets are traumatized


and need specialized treatment that may require more than just an advo- cate.”


Harbor House continues its


fundraising efforts, seeking donations to keep the shelter going. In April the shelter will host the Paws for Peace Walk fundraiser, coinciding with National Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Month. “It costs a lot to maintain the kennel to the standards that we want,” Carol Wick said. “Utilities, cleaning supplies (special type) and veterinary care are expensive. We encourage those who are able, to donate to our special Paws Fund that helps with the overwhelming expenses we incur.”U


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For more information or to donate, visit www.HarborHouseFl.com or call 407.886.2244. For more infor- mation on the SAF-T program, visit www.AlliePhillips.com


The following is a list of Florida programs or shelters for victims of domestic violence that offer pet protection. However, unless other- wise stated, not all of those listed below have on-site facilities similar to Harbor House’s Paws for Peace Kennels. These programs may enlist the help of local shelters and/or work with veterinary practices who may volunteer their services and facility space.


Animal Safehouse of Brevard County and Central Florida 407.620.6865


On-Site Kennel Shelter for Abused Women & Children Naples - 239.280.1350 www.NaplesShelter.org


CASA, Department of Children and Family Services - St. Petersburg 727.895.4912 ext. 111 www.Casa-StPete.org


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