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Adopt an Animal

Tails of Hope rescues animals in need. Most of the time, it is because the animal has run out of time at the shelter. Consider opening your heart and home to a new furry companion today. You can save a life and gain a new best friend. View a list of available animals and learn how to foster, sponsor oradopt!

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Location: Timonium Fair Grounds
Map:  2200 York Road Timonium MD 21093
See all of the  animals attending this event.
Come visit our booth along with many other exciting seminars, workshops, and vendors!

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 Our Online Store 

A place to shop for merchandise designed exclusively for Tails of Hope. There are items for the whole family and your home. Another easy way to support a great cause! New items added often!

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Special thanks to Roman Hidalgo for sharing his artistic talents!

Benefit Auction

Benefit Auction   

Tails of Hope's Benefit AUCTION will be held on Saturday, April 14th, 2012 at 9 a.m. in Building 13 at the E-ventplex at the Frederick County Fairgrounds located at 797 East Patrick Street  Frederick, MD 21075.

We will be auctioning off a Variety of Everything!  Gently used and new, large and small items, Collectibles, Antiques, Furniture, Household Decor Items, Tools, Sporting Goods, and MORE!  Refreshments will be available as well as a Bake Sale!

All proceeds will directly benefit Homeless Animals.

HOW CAN YOU HELP?

Donate an Item:
Email TailsofHopeBenefitAuctionInfo@gmail.com or call 410-549-4760 (option 4)

Be a Sponsor:
Download the Sponsor form

Post a flyer:
Download the flyer

Spotlight Adoptions

Brigette

Meet Brigette (Bardot)  – one of five dogs brought into a Baltimore shelter as victims of an arrested owner.  Tails of Hope was there as they brought in the two boxes of little dogs confiscated from the owner.  3 of the 5 scared little senior dogs were taken by the Tails of Hope volunteer and the other two dogs went to another rescue.  Her sweet gentle personality begs you to reach out to her to help her feel secure and safe. “Brigitte” was frightened but never lashed out defensively – just looked at you with these big sad eyes frozen as if to say “please don’t hurt me”.  She was a neglected little dog with overgrown nails and knotted matted fur.  Bridget’s “ample” figure and beautiful hair were factors in naming her after actress Brigitte Bardot who is one of the leading animal rights activists in the world with her own "Foundation Brigitte Bardot"which is a foundation dedicated to animal rights. 

Please consider this little senior dog to be the type of dog you make your whole world.  She deserves the best most adoring owner.  The first day in foster care she was very shy but responded to soft voices and gentle hands to guide her or lift her where you needed her to go.  Not being pushy and coming on too strong lets this shy little girl come to you with her gentle nature.  By the second day in foster care she was wagging her tail and happy to see anyone who visited. 

Brigitte will not be considered for a home with children under the age of 13 –  not because Brigitte’s aggressive towards young children, but small children can seem threatening to a fragile dog like Brigitte and she could get hurt by rough play or active young children.  She wants to be by your side or in your lap to be adored as she should.  Please give a warm welcome to beautiful Ms. Brigitte – you’ll love her kind eyes and sweet happy little personality!

    Please only serious inquiries and applications.  Apply after first reading our requirements on our “Adopt an Animal” link on our home page.  

Spotlight Adoptions

Greta

Greta was abandoned, along with a neutered male cat when their family moved away and failed to take their cats with them.  They were watched and cared for by a neighbor who wasn't able to keep them because he already had pets of his own.  He was worried that something would happen to these cats outside so he brought them to a shelter.  According to the neighbor, Greta was great with his family, especially his 2 year old daughter. The shelter was overflowing with cats so Tails of Hope was asked to take Greta.  

She is staying in a foster home and has turned out to be a "purrbox" who loves being held and cuddled.  She gets along well with other feline companions.  Please complete an online application for beautiful Greta!