
JCAPL will be at PetSmart in Garner at White Oak shopping center on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday!!! We will have puppies, dogs, kittens, and cats available to meet, and adopt! Johnston County Animal Protection League

JCAPL will be at PetSmart in Garner at White Oak shopping center on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday!!! We will have puppies, dogs, kittens, and cats available to meet, and adopt! 
One of our excellent veterinary partners, Dr. Sara Lash of Healthy Pets Mobile Vet is offering a $6 Rabies Vaccination clinic on February
11. All proceeds will be donated to JCAPL!!!
Clinic will be at Pet Perfection in Four Oaks from 10am-1pm on Saturday, February 11. No appointment necessary.
Pet Perfection
9918 NC Highway 210
Four Oaks, NC 27524-9434
Thank you to Dr. Lash, and Pet Perfection.
Click the flyer to the right, to access the full size. Print and hang around town, and in your favorite places! Help us promote the event, and get more pets vaccinated against Rabies.

Our annual Angel Tree program has been a wonderful success the past, and we hope this year will be no different. 
Each Angel Tree is decorated with ornaments featuring many of the pups and kitties (young and old) which JCAPL was able to help this year. Each ornament also lists a supply item which is on JCAPL’s wish list.
Many of the items (such as dog/cat food) are easily purchased and affordable. We continue to need supplies to assist the many dogs and cats we care for, and as our organization grows, so do our needs.
Here’s how you can help:
Several of our amazing Veterinary partners have offered to host our Angel Trees this year. You can find them at Clayton Animal Hospital (Clayton NC), Carolina Crossings Veterinary Clinic (Benson NC), and Willowrun Veternary Hospital (Smithfield NC).
Visit on of these locations, and take a peek at our tree. Pick an ornament which lists a supply you wish to provide. Bring that item back to the vet office, and leave it in the donation boxes, or with reception. JCAPL officers and board members make frequent visits to these locations to pick up the donations.
If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask. webmaster@jcapl.org

Victoria Johnson approached us a few months ago because she wanted to make a difference with her Senior Project at South Johnston High School. She has a soft spot for animals, and really liked the JCAPL program because it is made of all volunteers, and there is no shelter involved as all our animals are kept and loved in foster homes while waiting to be adopted. She realized that the amount of animals we can support on donated funds is limited, and since food is one of our greatest expenditures, she decided to hold a food drive for JCAPL.
With much planning, prep work, and advertising, Victoria’s project was a mega success – and is greatly appreciated by everyone at JCAPL and of course, our many furry friends! She raised her own funds for advertising, and gathered her own volunteers to help make her project a success.
Victoria held several drop-off events at various locations, and collected over 1600 lbs of food!!! Donations received included over 1300 lbs of dog/puppy food and treats, and 300 lbs of cat/kitten food.
She said she wants to hold another food drive for us, just because she loved doing this one so much.
Victoria is an up-and-coming success, and her efforts on behalf of JCAPL are not only greatly needed and appreciated, but are indicative of the compassionate, innovative, and driven individual she is. We are very lucky that she found us, and we are sure that Victoria will be a quite a success beyond her High School career—wherever that may take her!
Thank you Victoria, from the entire JCAPL organization.
“Don’t shop, ADOPT!”
It would be great if we could get a grocery store to let us borrow a few shopping carts for the day. If you know anyone that works for a store that uses carts, please see what you can find out. It would be great pulicity for their store!
We need individually wrapped Lifesavers, Dum Dums, and Smarties for our candy cards. Please let me know if you can donate some.
If anyone knows where JCAPL’s hard yellow plastic sign that reads, “Don’t shop, Adopt!” is please let me know.
The Clayton parade is Dec 10 at 3, rain, shine or SNOW!
Thanks and I hope to see you on Dec. 2 at 6:30!
Have a great week!
Becky
beckydanag@yahoo.com

JCAPL will be participating in the 2011 Clayton Christmas Parade Dec. 10 at 3 p.m. on Main St in Clayton!Our theme this year was chosen by several dozen voters in our community of supporters. The theme is going to be “Don’t shop, ADOPT!”


Dec 3/4 11am-4pm - Dec 10/11 11am-4pm - Dec 17/18 11am-4pm
Six 4X6″ prints of 1 photo – $10
One 8X10″ print – $10
Two 8X10″ prints of 1 photo – $15
One Multi-sheet with a 5X7″ and Eight Wallets – $10
Two Multi-sheets – $15
Digital File of PHOTO (emailed to you. No copyright restrictions.) – $5
$5 of every purchase will be donated to JCAPL!!
If you would like to volunteer as one of Santa’s helpers on these days, please email Becky at beckydanag@yahoo.com.
Adopt a pet and receive: A coupon for a FREE bag of Purina Pro Plan brand dog or cat food (maximum value of $13.99)The National Adoption Weekend is proudly sponsored by PetSmart, Purina® Pro Plan®, Purina® Tidy Cats®”

JCAPL Volunteer and Foster, and Scentsy Consultant, Wendy Hardesty, has generously set up an online Scentsy Party for JCAPL, with a whopping 35% of all sales being donated!!!! That is the 25% commission, PLUS an additional 10%!!!
It’s a great time to start your holiday shopping. Place your orders on the JCAPL Party Page at https://wendyhardesty.scentsy.us/Buy?partyId=59388029
Contact Wendy with questions at hmeangirl428@aol.com
Thank you Wendy!!
The date for the Spayghetti Dinner is March 16th from 4-7pm at the Clayton Senior Center. One ticket will buy you a delicious heaping helping of spaghetti, garlic bread, desert and a beverage, all for a great cause!
Loving families needed to join our fostering team...
Adoptions have dropped because of the economic situation and the increase of owner surrender dogs and cats from folks who lost their homes. We have also had a big drop in foster homes for the same reason. Can you open your home and heart to just one dog or cat until adopted? JCAPL provides the medical care and basic needs like food and toys (more info about fostering here).
If you are unable to foster, but want to help, consider sponsoring an animal.
There are so many animals in need of our help. The ones we can't help end up at shelters which are so overcrowded they have dropped their hold times.
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Fax: (919) 300-5524
Johnston Co. Animal Protection League
P.O. Box 607
Smithfield, NC 27577
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