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![[CREDIT: WPD, Warwick Animal Shelter] Above, left, a dead Siberian Husky left at Rocky Point Park Aug. 9 and at right, a Labrador abandoned at Pawtuxet Cemetery, later euthanized. The dogs are prominent examples of a larger problem of mounting pet suffering - a growing abandoned and mistreated dogs and cats.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Warwick-Animal-Shelter-Mounting-Pet-Suffering-copy-300x225.jpg)
WARWICK, RI — A Husky, dead of heat stroke, in Rocky Point Park. An emaciated Labrador left at Pawtuxet Cemetery. Recent examples of mounting pet suffering in Rhode Island, the […]
![[CREDIT: Speaker Joseph Shekarchi's office] Speaker Joe Shekarchi speaks during the Shekarchi Scramble at Quidnessett Country Club in North Kingstown. Proceeds benefit three Rhode Island non-profit humane organizations in Rhode Island: Friends of the Warwick Animal Shelter in Warwick, Anchor Paws Rescue in Coventry and Vintage Pet Rescue in Foster. On Oct. 10, Shekarchi and FOWAS host a Warwick Animal Shelter Open House with refreshments, to present donations to the animal charities and invite people ot meet adoptable animals.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/Warwick-Animal-Shelter-Open-House-Shekarchi-Scramble-140x140.jpg)
WARWICK, RI — Tomorrow, Rhode Island Speaker of the House K. Joseph Shekarchi (Dist. 23, Warwick) will present Friends of the Warwick Animal Shelter (FOWAS) a $31,000 donation check at […]
![[CREDIT: The Trap] The Tito’s and Treats fundraiser for The Warwick Animal Shelter will be at The Trap at 195 Old Forge Road, East Greenwich, RI, Aug. 14.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Titos-and-Treats-The-Trap-1-140x140.jpg)
WARWICK, RI — Tito’s Handmade Vodka and The Trap are teaming up to help Warwick’s homeless animals on Sunday, August 14, from 2 to 6 pm for “Tito’s and Treats at […]
![[CREDIT: Mary Carlos] Deacon John Baker of St Catherine’s in Warwick blesses dogs and cats at Warwick City Park Saturday, Sept. 17. At center, Julie Sussman and Tessa, dressed as a hot dog, receive their blessing.[CREDIT: Mary Carlos] Deacon John Baker of St Catherine’s in Warwick blesses dogs and cats at Warwick City Park Saturday, Sept. 17. At center, Julie Sussman and Tessa, dressed as a hot dog, receive their blessing.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Blessing-of-Animals9-140x140.jpg)
WARWICK, RI — Friends of the Warwick Animal Shelter‘s 12th Annual Dog Walk, Blessing of the Animals and Costume Contest will draw pets and owners to the Beach at Warwick City […]
![[CREDIT: Warwick Dog Park] The Warwick Dog Park is closed indefinitely due to a case of Parovirus.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Warwick-Dog-Park-140x140.png)
WARWICK, RI — The Warwick Animal Shelter has announced the Warwick City Dog Park has been closed due to a case of Parvovirus, a very contagious disease affecting dogs’ gastrointestinal […]
Tippy and Max are brothers that were surrendered when their owner could no longer care for them, they are 3-years-old and 4-years-old (same parents, different litters).
A little while ago, Warwick Post reached out to the Warwick Animal Shelter to see if they had any potential pets they’d like to tell our readers about for a weekly feature. Here’s some information on this week’s guest at the shelter, ‘Tyson’ :
“Stewie” is a 5-year-old rugged guy, he was named after Stewie from the show Family Guy because of the shape of his head, but it’s no barrier to his friendliness.
The 10th Annual Cause for Paws Classic Car Show Sunday was a hot time literally and figuratively, with 90-degree weather, 132 classic cars and proceeds benefitting the Warwick Animal Shelter.
Friends of the Warwick Animal Shelter’s ninth Annual Dog Walk, Blessing of the Animals and Costume Contest drew about 44 pets and their owners Saturday at the Beach in Warwick City Park, with the proceeds benefitting homeless cats and dogs waiting for adoption at the Warwick Animal Shelter.
Animal Control Officer Paul Keenan removed a brown and white Terrier mix dog from an unlocked Nissan Murano parked outside Macy’s at the Warwick Mall May 26 at 11:30 a.m., then issued the owner a $500 violation when the Narragansett woman showed at Warwick Animal Shelter to pick up her pet.
Warwick Police arrested a West Warwick woman May 17 after the city’s animal control officer discovered two malnourished, ailing dogs in a feces-strewn East Avenue apartment she’d recently been evicted from.
This handsome fellow is Bentley, he is a year and a half old Husky mix, weighing 65 lbs. Bentley is a great boy, he loves to play with other dogs. He is a very social dog and likes to cuddle and go walking or running (what dog doesn’t?).
Haiku is a 2-year-old, very handsome pit bull boy, weighing about 70 lbs, the last of the dogs taken from a VanBuren Street home in September.
Ziggy, 8-years-old, was turned in to the shelter by his owners because they could not care for him any longer.
Warwick Police arrested a Van Buren Street man Tuesday morning on 20 charges of cruelty and mistreatment of animals after a joint investigation with the Rhode Island Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RISPCA) investigation led them to 10 dogs kept at his home.
This is “Stanley” AKA “Balboa” — he’s a wonderful guy and seems to have been quite the scrapper in his day.
Zinnia, a 2-year-old pitbull terrier, was found running loose in a ball field and taken in at the Warwick Animal Shelter. Staff at the shelter were surprised when no one claimed this sweet dog.
The Warwick Animal Shelter occasionally sends Warwick Post short stories about guests they feel are good potential pets for our readers. Here’s some information on this week’s featured guest at the shelter, Holly:
Ashes was brought to the Warwick Animal Shelter as a severely overweight cat, unable to walk, but has since made great strides in health and fitness.
Warwick Post reached out to the Warwick Animal Shelter to see if they had any potential pets they’d like to tell our readers about. Here’s some information on this week’s featured guest at the shelter, Thorn:
Warwick Post reached out to the Warwick Animal Shelterto see if they had any potential pets they’d like to tell our readers about for a weekly feature of potential pets. Here’s some information on this week’s guest at the shelter, ‘Ziggy’ :
Editor’s note: Warwick Post reached out to the Warwick Animal Shelter to see if they had any potential pets they’d like to tell our readers about for a weekly feature of potential pets. Here’s some information on this week’s guest at the shelter, ‘Romeo’
Warwick Post reached out to the Warwick Animal Shelter to see if they had any potential pets they’d like to tell our readers about for a weekly feature of potential pets. Here’s some information on this week’s animal, ‘Chicken’ :
Warwick, RI — The Museum of Art in Apponaug is a happening place this week, with a fundraiser wine tasting on Saturday, plus Ocean State Theatre wraps its run of My Fair Lady.
Warwick, RI — An informative lecture series, original jazz, art at WMOA, and an upcoming Halloween benefit are on this week’s list of events in Warwick.
Warwick, RI — Good shows, good food, and good causes are on the calendar of upcoming Warwick events.
