News from our Shelter Manager Some of Our Animals for Adoption

Newsletter of FOSRAS
(Friends of Somerset Regional Animal Shelter)
Fall 2012 Volume 20
PO Box 8073
Bridgewater, NJ 08807
Nonprofit Org
US Postage Paid
Hillsborough NJ
Permit No. 100
Published by FOSRAS (Friends of Somerset Regional Animal Shelter)
PO Box 8073, Bridgewater NJ 08807 (908) 725-0308 www.fosras.com
Volume 20
Fall 2012
News from our Shelter Manager
Many owners don’t think twice about letting their dog
out into the yard for a potty break or to play. Some people
even let their cats out to “do their business” or “hunt” in the
garden. While your pet may stay by your side while you
garden or have a cocktail on the porch, there are times when
“Skippy” or “Shelbie” will wander out of eyesight and into
potential danger in your yard. Pet owners should always
keep a watchful eye on their furry friends since yards and
gardens could expose them to potentially dangerous and
even fatal poisons.
Each year veterinarians and the Pet Poison Helpline
receive many calls involving pet ingestions of garden and
yard products that have harmful ingredients and potentially
lethal chemicals. Yard-related pet emergencies can include
anything ranging from a dog eating mulch to an outdoor cat
consuming various plants and flowers. Even the contents of
“environmentally friendly” compost piles can be dangerous
to your pet.
The good news is that pet owners can keep their pets safe
by knowing the dangers around the yard. Among them are:
Mulch products: Ones made of cocoa beans are a particular threat and can cause serious digestive issues.
Compost piles: They may make great fertilizer but can
be terror on your pet’s stomach. Compost should be fenced
off in order to keep your pets safe from moldy food that can
cause illness and physical distress.
Somerset Regional Animal Shelter
100 Commons Way
Bridgewater, NJ 08807
Phone: 908-725-0308
www.sras.petfinder.org
Niki Rudder
A good time was had by all at
our Bow Wow Luau!
Couldn’t make it this time?
Don’t worry—we’ll be doing it
again next year!
Corrina Colldeweih, ACO and Manager
Somerset Regional Animal Shelter
Some of Our Animals for Adoption
Bear
(Located down the road from the
Bridgewater Commons Mall on
Commons Way—in the rear of the
Municipal Complex next to Kid’s
Street Park)
Easy access from Routes 287, 78,
22, 202/206
Hours of Operation
Tues. & Thurs. noon – 4 PM
Wed. noon – 6 PM
Fri. noon – 7 PM
Sat. noon – 5 PM
CLOSED for adoptions on
Sunday and Monday
Pesticides: It is CRUCIAL that all labels are read prior to
application. It is important to follow the directions on the
label and to be aware of the effects of exposure and overapplication. More is not better in this case. Chemicals can
become dangerous with improper handling and repeated
exposure. The label will indicate when it is safe to re-enter
the area after the product has been applied.
Flowers and Plants: That which maybe beautiful and
festive is never beautiful and festive to your pet’s stomach.
Anything from lilies to poinsettias to the rotting decorative
pumpkins and gourds that you forgot to take away after the
fall holiday…all are poisonous to pets.
The best way to protect your furry companion is
to be with him 24/7. Since that isn’t realistic the only
other option is to safeguard your yard. A wonderful resource
is the Pet Poison Helpline 800-213-6680 or http://
www.petpoisonhelpline.com/. Visit their website for a detailed list of pet poisons as well as an owner guide to pet
safety. If you suspect poisoning, call the Pet Poison Helpline and your regular veterinarian or after-hours emergency
veterinary clinic.
Always remember: our loving and devoted pets rely on us
to make their lives safe and secure.
Tori
Petie & Tweetie
Snowball
Visit www.fosras.com to
view and read about all
of our adoptable animals
Gabriella & Alexa
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FOSRAS BOARD
Kathy Healey (President)
Colleen Lange (Vice President)
Darryl Ingram (Treasurer)
Gretchen Moroney (Secretary)
Victoria Britton Pat Collelo
Delia Hollerieth
Dr. Lorraine Marks Robi Salierno
ONGOING ACTIVITIES
FOSRAS meeting — All are welcome. We meet the 3rd
Wed. of each month at the Bridgewater Library at 7 PM.
Visit www.fosras.com/meetings
Volunteer orientation
1st Sat. of each month at 1 PM at the shelter
PAST/FUTURE ACTIVITIES
2012
February
Adopt a Sweetheart Day (Feb 11)
March
Somerville St. Patrick’s Day Parade (Mar 11)
Food and Wine Tasting – Valdebenitos, Somerville
(Mar 18)
April
ShopRite Collection Day, Branchburg (Apr 28)
May
Eco-Blast Fair, Bridgewater (May 5)
Off-site Adoption Day – Somerset Veterinary Group,
Bridgewater (May 12)
Spring Cleaning Day (May 20)
Memorial Day Parade, Somerville (May 28)
Certified Pre-Owned Cat Clearance Special
(May 28-Jul 31)
June
Somerville Street Fair (Jun 3)
Bow Wow Luau (Jun 7)
L’Oreal Volunteer Day (Jun 15)
ShopRite Collection Day, Somerville (Jun 30)
July
Certified Pre-Owned Cat Adoption Day (Jul 28)
August
Hot Dogs and Cool Cats of Summer Adoption Day
(Aug 25)
September
ShopRite Collection Day, Somerville (Sept 1)
John T. Basilone Parade, Raritan (Sept 23)
FOSRAS 10th Birthday Party (Sept 29)
October
Somerville Street Fair (Oct 7)
Heart and Sole Shelter Walk (Oct 14)
Howl-o-ween Adoption Day (Oct 27)
November
ShopRite Collection Day, Branchburg (Nov 19)
Black Caturday Adoption Day (Nov 24)
December
Barnes and Noble Gift Wrapping Fundraiser (Dates TBD)
Home for the Holidays Adoption Day (Dec 22)
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The Cupid Fund
Paws for Applause to...
The Cupid Fund is a special
fund dedicated to helping our
shelter animals in need of extraordinary medical treatment or
surgery. Through your generous
support of our Cupid Fund, we are
able to provide such veterinary
care prior to placing them into loving and caring homes.
Here are some of the animals the Cupid Fund has helped
over the past months:
Snickers was treated by the vet for
a severe upper respiratory infection. He was put on meds and has
recovered nicely and is currently up
for adoption.
The carpentry and welding students from Somerset County Vocational & Technical
High School who built and erected a detached storage building for the shelter, under the
direction of instructors George Lee and Don Smith.
Snickers
Bear
Bear is 7 to 10 years old. He
was diagnosed with mild hip
dysplasia and arthritis. Senior
bloodwork was also done. He is
currently being treated for Lyme
Disease. He is also on meds for
his arthritis and now has a spring
in his step. He is available for adoption.
Sheba was treated for a severe upper respiratory and a
wound on her hip. She has been adopted and is living
happily in her new home.
Visit our available animals for adoption at
www.fosras.com
Paws To Honor
We are pleased to
announce our Paws To Honor
plaques. These plaques may be
purchased in honor or in
memory of a special person or
pet and will be prominently
displayed on our “Paws To
Honor” wall at the new
Somerset Regional Animal Shelter. This thoughtful
purchase will help the new shelter continue to provide a
safe haven for animals in need. Please visit
www.fosras.com for more details.
FOSRAS is grateful for all those who have purchased
plaques helping us raise thus far $10,790.
Somerset Veterinary Group, for donating $20 to FOSRAS for every spay/neuter done over a two-day period to celebrate
National Spay/Neuter Day. In addition, the group also hosted an off-site adoption day, donated the proceeds from their “My
Pet Loves Somerset Vet” magnet sales, and donated a supply of Frontline to the shelter!
The volunteers from the L’Oreal Corporation, who donated supplies and labor for a
shelter spruce-up. The volunteers painted the kitten and adult adoption rooms, assembled a
bench and two sheds, helped install paneling on the entire wall of the dog kennels, and
weeded, mulched, and planted our front garden area.
Camp Bow Wow of Bridgewater for their sponsorship of our upcoming Heart & Sole Shelter Walk,
which will be held Sunday, Oct. 14th.
Chimney Rock Inn for their sponsorship of the "Try It Agility Course" at our upcoming Heart & Sole
Shelter Walk.
FOSRAS & SRAS thank all those who contribute to the shelter, whether monetarily, supplying wish list items, responding to
our e-list needs, fostering, and/or volunteering time! It makes a big difference, and it shows!
Special Thanks to
Animerge
Belle Mead Animal Hospital
Bridgewater Veterinary Hospital
Hunterdon Hills Animal Hospital
Red Bank Animal Hospital,
Hillsborough
Red Bank Animal Hospital,
Tinton Falls
Round Valley Animal Hospital
Somerset Veterinary Group
Whitehouse Veterinary Hospital
Camp Bow Bow, Bridgewater
Girl Scouts and Brownie Troops of NJ
It’s FOSRAS’s 10th Birthday so we’re having a party...
...and you’re invited!
Saturday, Sept. 29
12 noon - 4 pm
When you adopt a shelter pet you save
two lives—the one you adopt, and the one
who takes its place.
Save a life—adopt a shelter pet.
and to all the local businesses who share
their counter space for placement of our
donation cans
This newsletter's featured canister
locations are:
Stecks Deli II in Bedminster and
Boro Liquors in Raritan
Birthday cake @ 1pm!
Somerset Regional Animal Shelter
100 Commons Way, Bridgewater
Refreshments
50/50
Basket Raffle
Giveaways
Face Painting
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Friends of Somerset Regional Animal Shelter
Heart & Sole Shelter Walk
Sun., Oct. 14, 2012 from 10am-2pm
Duke Island Park (Apple Grove Picnic Area)
189 Old York Rd, Bridgewater, NJ
Top fundraiser will receive a $250 gift card!
Every registrant will receive a free t-shirt
Dogs are welcome
to walk
(but not required!)
Register online at www.fosras.com
Or mail your payment to:
FOSRAS, Heart & Sole Walk
PO Box 8073, Bridgewater, NJ 08807
Can’t make it to the walk? Be a Virtual Walker!
10 Chimney Rock Road
Bound Brook, New Jersey 08805
Phone: 732-805-0888
http://www.campbowwow.com/us/nj/bridgewater/
10. Older cats are calmer.
9. Their personalities are well-developed and a good match is easier to make.
8. There’s no question as to how big they’ll get.
7. They are less likely to get into mischief around the house.
6. They need less attention than young kittens, but can still be quite playful.
5. They still make strong bonds with their new families.
4. Many don’t mind if they are left alone while you are at work or school.
3. Cats often live for 15 or even 20 years, so an 8-year-old cat is only middleaged and has many years of affection left to give.
2. These wonderful and loving kitties deserve a second chance.
And the #1 reason to adopt an adult cat is......
Kittens aren’t kittens forever!
Also, think about your pet's eating habits. Is he eating
more or less lately? Is she starving all the time or turning up her nose at old favorites and leaving meals unfinished? Has he lost or gained weight
recently? How about bowel habits? Are stools still normal, or have they become hard, or loose
and runny?
All of this information, along with a physical exam, will help your veterinarian determine
which tests to run to figure out what's going on. Sometimes, increased thirst can be as simple
as a heat wave with no air conditioning, or a change from canned food to dry food.
Remember, watching your pet’s drinking habits closely, along with appetite and bathroom
behavior, can help identify an illness early. Early treatment can help your beloved pet feel
better and live longer.
Tiger
Mimosa
Oliver
You probably don't think too much about how much water your pet drinks.
In fact, if you have a cat or three, you probably don't ever even see them at
the water bowl - unless you have JUST cleaned and refilled it, that is. So
what does it mean when you find yourself filling and refilling the bowl, or
finding it empty and your pet looking at you with big soulful thirsty eyes
more often than before?
Usually, however, drinking more water is associated with serious illness and needs a thorough work-up and treatment plan. Some common conditions that
can cause increased thirst, called polydipsia, in dogs and cats are Diabetes, kidney disease,
hyperthyroidism, Cushing’s syndrome, liver disease and cancer. Interestingly enough, even
extreme stress in the home can cause an increased thirst.
Top 10 Reasons to Adopt an Adult Cat
Peach
by Dr. Jennifer C. Feeney
Somerset Veterinary Group
Next, think about what else might have changed recently along with the excessive
water drinking. Often increased urination goes along with it - what goes in, must come
out, after all - and owners tend to notice this more quickly than increased thirst. If your
pet is urinating small amounts more frequently, is straining to urinate or squatting for
extended periods while producing little urine, this could be a urinary tract infection and
should be treated immediately. For male cats especially, this could be a sign of a lifethreatening urinary blockage which needs immediate veterinary attention.
Day Camp
Overnight Camp
Showers
Training
Bridgewater
More Water Please
First, think back to when you first noticed the increased thirst. Has it been a few days, or weeks, or months? Don't feel
badly if you realize it has been a long time, because many owners don't really notice this change right away. It will help yo ur
veterinarian to know how long this has been happening.
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NEW this year! Beginner Agility Obstacles &
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It can mean any number of things, and it’s definitely something you want to
get checked out by your veterinarian as soon as you notice it. A few of the conditions that trigger excessive thirst are ben ign
and nothing to worry about, but most are serious and require treatment. The sooner you get a diagnosis, the better.
Refreshments will be available
Dog participants will receive special Doggie
Bags
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Weezer
Planned Giving
Including Friends of Somerset Regional Animal Shelter (FOSRAS) in your estate planning allows you to make a
profound and lasting impact on the future of our life-saving programs. It also ensures that your generous spirit will
continue to help us rescue countless animals in need. When naming FOSRAS in your will, you may leave a specific
dollar amount, a set percentage of your estate, or a particular property. You can also name FOSRAS as the beneficiary of
your retirement plan, life insurance policy, bank account, mutual fund, charitable remainder trust, or charitable lead trust.
Each of these options may help you reduce your estate taxes. Your attorney may wish to use the following language
when making a bequest to FOSRAS: "I give, devise, and bequeath to Friends of Somerset Regional Animal Shelter,
federal tax ID number 311-814-838/000, PO Box 8073, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 the sum of: $_____ (or describe the real
or personal property or portion of the estate) to be used for its general purposes."
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Happy Tails
Hello, my name is
Audrey and I am
currently employed as
office manager, in
charge of all, at
Somerset Hughes and
Co. I came here after
being let go from my
previous place of
employment, SRAS,
where it was said I
couldn't get along with
the other employees. They are cats (ugh) - what did they
expect? My duties here include holding down papers,
answering the door for deliveries, keeping laps warm,
sending emails, decorating the carpet with fur and hairballs, answering the phone (which I largely ignore as it is
never for me) and basically keeping the other employees
in line. My bosses Gary and Kathy think they are in
charge, but we all know their main purpose is keeping
me happy with petting, cleaning the bathroom and making my meals. I've been employed here since June of
2002. I am sure I will be here for many years to come;
after all, I'm the best, most beautiful and awesome boss
around.
PS I think every office should have a cat or dog in
employ.
Audrey Healey (ruler of all at
Somerset Hughes, Warren)
We are miniature
schnauzer people and
had been looking for a
dog since our old buddy passed last fall. We
have a little 11-yearold schnauzer girl who
was lonely and were so
excited to find Bella
available at the Somerset Regional Animal
Shelter. She is gorgeous, full of schnauzer attitude, the
best companion ever and a real daddy's girl. Wherever we
are, there she is, keeping up a running commentary of
schnauzer-talk. She has become the big sister to our little
one who now acts like a puppy and follows Bella everywhere. Bella is the scourge of the squirrels, chipmunks,
groundhogs and birds who dare enter our yard; even flies
had better watch out for her! She is sweet and funny and
independent and affectionate and beautiful. Her manners
are perfect and every day we learn something new about
her: she catches baby carrots in mid-air! Thank you for
sheltering our "furever" girl.
Casey Collins, Basking Ridge
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We adopted Emeri in June 2011. Aside from the usual
puppy mishaps – chewing furniture, messing up her cage
and escaping our yard – she’s really grown into a wellbehaved and beautiful dog. When we take her for walks,
we’re frequently complimented on how good looking she
is (it must run in the family).
She listens to our 13-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter
when they discipline her. She loves to go for walks and
check out the neighborhood and is friends with everyone
she meets. When she’s not
out for a walk, she loves to
sit at the front door and
watch the birds in the
neighbors’ yards. We’ve
even taught her some tricks
like how to catch a Frisbee
in her teeth and balance a
te n n is b a ll o n h e r
nose. Recently, Emeri
joined us for a 3-hour car
ride to visit our family in Rhode Island. She’s not usually
in the car when we drive long distances, but she handled it
like a champ. She was also very well-behaved with her
“dog cousins” once we got there.
We’re very happy that Emeri came into our lives and
hearts.
Alan and Bridget Zambarano, Boonton
My name is Pierre Maurice and I used to live at
SRAS. They took really good care of me until my mom
brought me home (she volunteers there). She named me
after her grandfather and I’m very proud of that! I have a
big sister named Graycee (but mom calls her
Goosie). She used to live at SRAS, too! Everyone says
I'm a crazy cat, but mom loves me just as I am (even
when I’m naughty). I act like I’m still a kitten (but mom
says I’m almost 2!) She posts videos of my antics on
YouTube and I even have a Facebook page. I have over
200 friends who like to see pictures of all the fun/naughty
things I do. (They say they’re glad I don’t live with
them!) I like to share all the wonderful things that
FOSRAS does for the animals at the shelter. =^..^=
When I’m not sleeping,
I like to climb, hide,
groom my mom, help
her sew and cook, chase
Goosie, knock things off
the fridge, watch birds
out the window and I
love when mom trains
me with the clicker. She
says
I’m
really
smart! I’m fearless,
too! I’m not even
scared of the vacuum, blow dryer or thunderstorms! In
fact, I let mom blow dry and vacuum me! I love my life
and I’m very happy, but I think my mom is even happier!
Pierre Maurice, Bedminster
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Somerset Regional Animal Shelter Alumni
Gypsy (aka Amaretta) Merrigan
Adopted Dec 2011
Griffin (aka Angelo) Yula
Adopted Dec 2011
Rosie Rosetti
Adopted May 2005
Oliver (aka Apollo) Pizzo
Adopted Mar 2010
Star Gibson
Adopted Nov 2011
Milo Natale
Adopted Mar 2012
Taco (aka Mocha)
Brooks
Adopted May 2012
Shadow and Terri Funari
Adopted 1998 and 2000
Celia Cardon
Adopted Nov 2009
Roxy (aka Moxie)
Hollywood
Adopted Jan 2009
Fiona Belle
(aka Daisy Mae) Scaltro
Adopted Dec 2010
Sierra (aka Sara) Chase
Adopted Jul 2005
Stella Healey
Adopted Aug 2009
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Somerset Regional Animal Shelter Alumni
Gypsy (aka Amaretta) Merrigan
Adopted Dec 2011
Griffin (aka Angelo) Yula
Adopted Dec 2011
Rosie Rosetti
Adopted May 2005
Oliver (aka Apollo) Pizzo
Adopted Mar 2010
Star Gibson
Adopted Nov 2011
Milo Natale
Adopted Mar 2012
Taco (aka Mocha)
Brooks
Adopted May 2012
Shadow and Terri Funari
Adopted 1998 and 2000
Celia Cardon
Adopted Nov 2009
Roxy (aka Moxie)
Hollywood
Adopted Jan 2009
Fiona Belle
(aka Daisy Mae) Scaltro
Adopted Dec 2010
Sierra (aka Sara) Chase
Adopted Jul 2005
Stella Healey
Adopted Aug 2009
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Friends of Somerset Regional Animal Shelter
Heart & Sole Shelter Walk
Sun., Oct. 14, 2012 from 10am-2pm
Duke Island Park (Apple Grove Picnic Area)
189 Old York Rd, Bridgewater, NJ
Top fundraiser will receive a $250 gift card!
Every registrant will receive a free t-shirt
Dogs are welcome
to walk
(but not required!)
Refreshments will be available
Dog participants will receive special Doggie
Bags
Sponsored by:
Day Camp
Overnight Camp
Showers
Training
NEW this year! Beginner Agility Obstacles &
Instruction on site
Register online at www.fosras.com
Or mail your payment to:
FOSRAS, Heart & Sole Walk
PO Box 8073, Bridgewater, NJ 08807
Can’t make it to the walk? Be a Virtual Walker!
Bridgewater
10 Chimney Rock Road
Bound Brook, New Jersey 08805
Phone: 732-805-0888
http://www.campbowwow.com/us/nj/bridgewater/
Top 10 Reasons to Adopt an Adult Cat
Peach
10. Older cats are calmer.
9. Their personalities are well-developed and a good match is easier to make.
8. There’s no question as to how big they’ll get.
7. They are less likely to get into mischief around the house.
6. They need less attention than young kittens, but can still be quite playful.
5. They still make strong bonds with their new families.
4. Many don’t mind if they are left alone while you are at work or school.
3. Cats often live for 15 or even 20 years, so an 8-year-old cat is only middleaged and has many years of affection left to give.
2. These wonderful and loving kitties deserve a second chance.
And the #1 reason to adopt an adult cat is......
Kittens aren’t kittens forever!
Tiger
Mimosa
Oliver
Weezer
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Paws for Applause to...
The carpentry and welding students from Somerset County Vocational & Technical
High School who built and erected a detached storage building for the shelter, under the
direction of instructors George Lee and Don Smith.
Somerset Veterinary Group, for donating $20 to FOSRAS for every spay/neuter done over a two-day period to celebrate
National Spay/Neuter Day. In addition, the group also hosted an off-site adoption day, donated the proceeds from their “My
Pet Loves Somerset Vet” magnet sales, and donated a supply of Frontline to the shelter!
The volunteers from the L’Oreal Corporation, who donated supplies and labor for a
shelter spruce-up. The volunteers painted the kitten and adult adoption rooms, assembled a
bench and two sheds, helped install paneling on the entire wall of the dog kennels, and
weeded, mulched, and planted our front garden area.
Camp Bow Wow of Bridgewater for their sponsorship of our upcoming Heart & Sole Shelter Walk,
which will be held Sunday, Oct. 14th.
Chimney Rock Inn for their sponsorship of the "Try It Agility Course" at our upcoming Heart & Sole
Shelter Walk.
FOSRAS & SRAS thank all those who contribute to the shelter, whether monetarily, supplying wish list items, responding to
our e-list needs, fostering, and/or volunteering time! It makes a big difference, and it shows!
Special Thanks to
Animerge
Belle Mead Animal Hospital
Bridgewater Veterinary Hospital
Hunterdon Hills Animal Hospital
Red Bank Animal Hospital,
Hillsborough
Red Bank Animal Hospital,
Tinton Falls
Round Valley Animal Hospital
Somerset Veterinary Group
Whitehouse Veterinary Hospital
Camp Bow Bow, Bridgewater
Girl Scouts and Brownie Troops of NJ
and to all the local businesses who share
their counter space for placement of our
donation cans
This newsletter's featured canister
locations are:
Stecks Deli II in Bedminster and
Boro Liquors in Raritan
It’s FOSRAS’s 10th Birthday so we’re having a party...
...and you’re invited!
Saturday, Sept. 29
12 noon - 4 pm
Birthday cake @ 1pm!
Somerset Regional Animal Shelter
100 Commons Way, Bridgewater
Refreshments
50/50
Basket Raffle
Giveaways
Face Painting
Newsletter of FOSRAS
(Friends of Somerset Regional Animal Shelter)
Fall 2012 Volume 20
PO Box 8073
Bridgewater, NJ 08807
US Postage Paid
Hillsborough NJ
Permit No. 100
Somerset Regional Animal Shelter
100 Commons Way
Bridgewater, NJ 08807
Phone: 908-725-0308
www.sras.petfinder.org
Niki Rudder
(Located down the road from the
Bridgewater Commons Mall on
Commons Way—in the rear of the
Municipal Complex next to Kid’s
Street Park)
Easy access from Routes 287, 78,
22, 202/206
A good time was had by all at
our Bow Wow Luau!
Couldn’t make it this time?
Don’t worry—we’ll be doing it
again next year!
Nonprofit Org
Hours of Operation
Tues. & Thurs. noon – 4 PM
Wed. noon – 6 PM
Fri. noon – 7 PM
Sat. noon – 5 PM
CLOSED for adoptions on
Sunday and Monday