Animal Welfare League

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Jackson is an energetic and happy wire-haired Jack Russell Terrier. He weighs in at 17 pounds, is 3 years old and came to Champaign County Animal Welfare League (CCAWL) as an unclaimed stray. Jackson is very intelligent and knows his basic commands. He enjoys toys and people including children and is indifferent to cats. Jackson is a typical Jack Russell who will thrive with an owner as active as he is. He appears to be house-trained and is crate-trained. As with all Champaign County Animal Welfare League (CCAWL) pets, Jackson was completely vetted before being put up for adoption. Included in the $130 adoption donation is spaying/neutering, vaccinations including rabies, worming, heart-worm testing and treated with flea and heart-worm prevention. CCAWL adopted dogs are all micro-chipped and have their 2016 dog license and dental cleaning. If you are interested in visiting Jackson or any other of the adoptable pets at CCAWL, please call us at 937-834-5236. We are located at 3858 State Route 56, Mechanicsburg, OH, 43044. Dog and Cat adoption applications can be found online at www.champaigncoanimalwelfareleague.com. You may fax an adoption application to 937-834-5171. A complete listing of our available pets may be found at www.petfinder.com and www.adoptapet.com. The David Robert Wetzell Memorial Clinic is continuing to offer low-cost spaying and neutering to the public. This Clinic is for Low Cost Sterilizations and we also offer free TNR (trap, neuter, and return) to the citizens of Champaign County. Please call 937-834-5236 for further information and details. Every summer there are numerous television commercials, news articles, and media posts about the dangers of hot cars but the message bears repeating. Children and pets should not be left alone in a car in warm weather; never mind hot weather. Even with windows open a few inches, cars heat up far too quickly. Depending on the car and the outside temperature, the air inside the car could reach 140 degrees in ten or fifteen minutes. Just don’t do it. Champaign County Animal Welfare League will be closed this Saturday, August 6.

Jackson is an energetic and happy wire-haired Jack Russell Terrier. He weighs in at 17 pounds, is 3 years old and came to Champaign County Animal Welfare League (CCAWL) as an unclaimed stray. Jackson is very intelligent and knows his basic commands. He enjoys toys and people including children and is indifferent to cats. Jackson is a typical Jack Russell who will thrive with an owner as active as he is. He appears to be house-trained and is crate-trained. As with all Champaign County Animal Welfare League (CCAWL) pets, Jackson was completely vetted before being put up for adoption. Included in the $130 adoption donation is spaying/neutering, vaccinations including rabies, worming, heart-worm testing and treated with flea and heart-worm prevention. CCAWL adopted dogs are all micro-chipped and have their 2016 dog license and dental cleaning. If you are interested in visiting Jackson or any other of the adoptable pets at CCAWL, please call us at 937-834-5236. We are located at 3858 State Route 56, Mechanicsburg, OH, 43044. Dog and Cat adoption applications can be found online at www.champaigncoanimalwelfareleague.com. You may fax an adoption application to 937-834-5171. A complete listing of our available pets may be found at www.petfinder.com and www.adoptapet.com. The David Robert Wetzell Memorial Clinic is continuing to offer low-cost spaying and neutering to the public. This Clinic is for Low Cost Sterilizations and we also offer free TNR (trap, neuter, and return) to the citizens of Champaign County. Please call 937-834-5236 for further information and details. Every summer there are numerous television commercials, news articles, and media posts about the dangers of hot cars but the message bears repeating. Children and pets should not be left alone in a car in warm weather; never mind hot weather. Even with windows open a few inches, cars heat up far too quickly. Depending on the car and the outside temperature, the air inside the car could reach 140 degrees in ten or fifteen minutes. Just don’t do it. Champaign County Animal Welfare League will be closed this Saturday, August 6.
https://www.urbanacitizen.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/36/2016/08/web1_Jackson-2.jpgJackson is an energetic and happy wire-haired Jack Russell Terrier. He weighs in at 17 pounds, is 3 years old and came to Champaign County Animal Welfare League (CCAWL) as an unclaimed stray. Jackson is very intelligent and knows his basic commands. He enjoys toys and people including children and is indifferent to cats. Jackson is a typical Jack Russell who will thrive with an owner as active as he is. He appears to be house-trained and is crate-trained. As with all Champaign County Animal Welfare League (CCAWL) pets, Jackson was completely vetted before being put up for adoption. Included in the $130 adoption donation is spaying/neutering, vaccinations including rabies, worming, heart-worm testing and treated with flea and heart-worm prevention. CCAWL adopted dogs are all micro-chipped and have their 2016 dog license and dental cleaning. If you are interested in visiting Jackson or any other of the adoptable pets at CCAWL, please call us at 937-834-5236. We are located at 3858 State Route 56, Mechanicsburg, OH, 43044. Dog and Cat adoption applications can be found online at www.champaigncoanimalwelfareleague.com. You may fax an adoption application to 937-834-5171. A complete listing of our available pets may be found at www.petfinder.com and www.adoptapet.com. The David Robert Wetzell Memorial Clinic is continuing to offer low-cost spaying and neutering to the public. This Clinic is for Low Cost Sterilizations and we also offer free TNR (trap, neuter, and return) to the citizens of Champaign County. Please call 937-834-5236 for further information and details. Every summer there are numerous television commercials, news articles, and media posts about the dangers of hot cars but the message bears repeating. Children and pets should not be left alone in a car in warm weather; never mind hot weather. Even with windows open a few inches, cars heat up far too quickly. Depending on the car and the outside temperature, the air inside the car could reach 140 degrees in ten or fifteen minutes. Just don’t do it. Champaign County Animal Welfare League will be closed this Saturday, August 6.

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