30 January 2013
Social Media is Proven Media to Help Shelter Pets!
Exciting News! Pawsitively Texas is now on Twitter allowing us to take our message of raising awareness for pets in need to even further! Be sure and follow the Pawsitively Texas blog and also, please follow me on Twitter, https://twitter.com/PawsitivelyTex , to learn more about using social media to help shelter pets in need! Please also share across your rescue networks and ask others to follow @PawstivelyTex on Twitter!
If you are not currently a Twitter subscriber, simply sign up at http://twitter.com, follow @PawsTex and I’ll share ‘how tos’ to get you started quickly!
Tips for Using Facebook to Increase Pet Adoptions:
Here are four articles about Facebook showcasing proven tips to strengthen your marketing on this great social media site – more to come:
http://pawsitivelytexas.com/category/best-practices/facebook-marketing-for-animal-rescue
Tips for Using Twitter to Increase Pet Adoptions:
Coming soon!
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i need some help here. I found a sweet, male pit mix wandering my neighborhood 2 weeks ago. His tag says ‘Boomer’.
The # is disc. I had him checked for a chip, that showed another disc # but with an owner last name of Trevino. I’ve searched my neighborhood, contacted gets, listed him with 311. He is so playful and sweet but I cannot keep him. My elderly Schnauzer has health issues and is very upset about Boomer being here.
Someone help. Tell me what to do. I must find Boomer a great home because he’s such a great, well behaved boy.
Ty, Lisa
Hi Lisa, I would post ‘found dog’ flyers in the neighborhood, local vet, shelter, and pet stores. If you’re keeping him safe, his owners can’t find him, and that might help reunite them. Dogs can travel far. You can also post on these lost/found pet sites: http://pawsitivelytexas.net/page/lost-a-pet as well as post on http://facebook.com/pawstexas – be sure and include a photo, city, and contact information. Thanks for caring about him and helping him find his way home!
Alva