Deaf Dog Must Be Adopted Now to Save Him!

Bip, deaf dog with black mask like face with white around him (kind of like a thief look)

Deadline @Sept 2, 2022 or so

I’M PUTTING OUT ONE LAST PLEA FOR A FOSTER OR ADOPTER FOR BIP. THE FOSTERS ARE UNABLE TO KEEP HIM MUCH LONGER. PLEASE BIP’S ANGEL SHOW UP FOR HIM We have approximately 10 days left! His adoption fee is waived!

10 days ago we posted about Bip being in foster for 2 years! Still not one application for this amazing boy. Please keep sharing Bip! He deserves a forever family too

2 YEARS IN FOSTER WHEN DOES BIP GET A FOREVER FAMILY???

Beautiful Bip is now 5 years old and has been with our rescue since 2020 ( he was adopted but returned due another human letting him down). This sweetheart is a mixed breed pup and is deaf. His current fosters have been extremely wonderful by taking him into their home and caring for him the majority of those two years. They have also paid out of their own pockets for a trainer. Being deaf and being 60lbs, we ask the potential adopters have no other MALE DOGS/ CATS or small children in the home. He’s not high energy but would do best with a fenced yard just for extra space. We really need to get Bip to his own forever home. Please apply to adopt at hindeanimalsafehaven.org

Editor’s Note: Lima PA is in southern Delaware County: https://tinyurl.com/mr3vuwkm

Bip’s Profile page: https://www.adoptapet.com/pet/34340255-Lima-PA?fromShelter=1

** Thanks to DHCC for sharing the news.

 

Family Emergency Preparedness Day Returns on September 17

Family Emergency Preparedness Day, Sat. Sept 17, 2022, 10a-2p at Brecknock County Park

Free family event features demonstrations and fun activities for all ages and abilities.

SMYRNA, Del. (August 9, 2022) — After a two-year absence, the 16th annual Family Emergency Preparedness Day returns on Saturday, September 17, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Brecknock County Park, 80 Old Camden Road, Camden, DE 19934. The rain date is Sunday, September 18.

September is “National Preparedness Month,” and attendees can get a wealth of resources and information to enhance their emergency preparedness – all in a fun, family environment. Exhibitors will offer interactive activities, games, promo items, and safety-themed giveaways. Kids can join “Emergency Kit Relay Races” and there will also be prizes in a “Preparedness and Safety Scavenger Hunt.”

Be early! The first 500 people who complete an activity challenge will get a free water ice from Kona Ice!

Many agencies and organizations are currently represented but interested groups can still sign up! Volunteers are also needed to assist with event management and support. To register, volunteer, or get more information, send an email to: jamillya.l.scott@delaware.gov

More info at https://news.delaware.gov/2022/08/09/family-preparedness-day-returns.

** DAD Note: Please contact them if you need ASL interpreters or other accessibility needs.  Feta plans to attend to raise d/hh awareness again.