Coalition to Unchain Dogs
The Coalition to Unchain Dogs is a non-profit, volunteer effort dedicated to improving
the welfare of dogs living outdoors on chains in and around the Triangle region of North Carolina
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Kelley
Kelley
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Melissa
Melissa
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Katie
Katie
Adele
Adele
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Buster unchained [HQ]
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Nena

Nena Please join.

Yesterday at 8:26pm · Report
Antonette Maldonato

Antonette Maldonato It is the human's responsibility to ensure the care, safety and respect of our domestic fur-family as the human being manipulated the canine for his own selfish purposes and has abandoned and rejected this species for $$$$$$$$$$$$.

Yesterday at 5:59pm · Report
Athena

Athena Demand justice for Buddy, the dog dragged to death in Denver on Dec 30, 2009, this group is to enforce the maximum punishment for the monster responsible for dragging Buddy 3 miles to his death, please join, share and sign the petition - thank you!
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=266340154528

Yesterday at 5:30pm · Report
Coalition to Unchain Dogs

Coalition to Unchain Dogs Durham tethering ordinance featured on national news - we are so proud!!

NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams: News and videos from the evening broadcast NBC Nightly News wi
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Looking back over the stories covered in 2009, a theme starts to emerge: America's fascination with individual achievement, and our never-ending search for heroes. In that positive spirit, USA WEEKEND MAGAZINE asked Brian Williams to make picks for the five 'best' news stories of the 2009.
Yesterday at 12:32pm
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Diane
Diane
Let's hope Bill Maher saw this and will want to meet with you guys when he comes to Raleigh. I really think Coalition to Unchain Dogs will be on his show at some point.
15 hours ago
Coalition to Unchain Dogs
Coalition to Unchain Dogs
we just shamelessly want to clarify -- we did unchain 175 last year, but since our inception, we've unchained over 425 dogs!
3 hours ago
Lori

Lori just had to donate a wee bit...you all rock!

Yesterday at 8:39am · Report
Coalition to Unchain Dogs

Coalition to Unchain Dogs The Director of our Charlotte chapter, Neya Warren, was interviewed last night night by the local Fox affiliate.

Dog's Death Sheds Light On Need For New Law | Morgan Fogarty | FOX Charlotte | 123109
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. - A concerned neighbor found a black Labrador retriever dead Wednesday morning, strangled by its own choker chain. Its owners were no where to be found. The dog's water bowl had also frozen over and there was no food. ...
Thu at 4:58pm
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Champ Waring

Champ Waring are there tethering laws in savannah? i've been googling to try to find out to see if i can report this to anyone. look at this poor pitty with a chain heavier than her around her neck! (and they're breeding her!)
http://savannah.craigslist.org/pet/1531177884.html

Thu at 8:20am · Report
Pat Valls-Trelles
Pat Valls-Trelles
Did you find out if there are tethering laws in Savannah? Or even if there aren't, whether there are any other ways to help?
Yesterday at 7:46pm
Coalition to Unchain Dogs

Coalition to Unchain Dogs What is 175? That's the number of dogs unchained in 2009 by Coalition volunteers in Durham, Raleigh, and Charlotte, NC. Tomorrow, January 1, 2010, we will start a new year by building a fence for two more chained dogs in Durham -- and continue to move forward as we start new Chapters in Greensboro, NC and Virginia. ...Thank you to all our Facebook fans and supporters, your support makes this work possible. It's not too late to make a year-end tax-deductible contribution at our website www.unchaindogs.org. Have a safe New Year's Eve, and look for a "Best of 2009" video coming soon!

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Coalition to Unchain Dogs
www.unchaindogs.org
The Coalition to Unchain Dogs is a non-profit, volunteer effort dedicated to improving the welfare of dogs living outdoors on chains. We have freed over 400 dogs from their chains, but many more are still waiting.
Thu at 6:56am
Christa Hansen-Pettijohn
Christa Hansen-Pettijohn
Thanks for all you do to help animals! This is such a great cause! Keep up the good work. I'm sure your numbers will increase next year. I hpoe we will have a movement like this in Pensacola, FL very soon!!!!!
Thu at 10:47pm
Toby K. Lopez
Toby K. Lopez
We need to get something like this going in Tennessee. I see so many dogs tethered when I am out walking mine. It makes me want to rescue them from the cold and give them a warm loving home. What can be done? I need to know how to take action. I don't want to just go home and forget about it.
Fri at 12:06am
Rescue

Rescue I would LOVE to help get this program off the ground in the Charleston, SC area. Please let me know what we need to do!!

December 30, 2009 at 9:01pm · Report
Coalition to Unchain Dogs
Coalition to Unchain Dogs
Please email our director at ssnss4@yahoo.com. Thanks!
Thu at 4:38pm
Rescue
Rescue
Thank you!!
Fri at 1:34am
Katherine Richards Snyder

Katherine Richards Snyder I'm so glad this is coming to Charlotte; It's about time.

December 30, 2009 at 7:30pm · Report
Laura

Laura What a great organization. I am excited for the new Charlotte Chapter!

December 30, 2009 at 4:47pm · Report
Shanon

Shanon In Central GA area, at least 15 dogs and 6 cats WILL
BE KILLED TOMORROW (Wed 12/30/09) if they are not spoken for by a
adopter or a rescue. Breeds include Dalmatians, Labs
& Goldens, Dachsund, Boxer, etc. If you know of anyone in that area
who can foster one or more of these animals or who works at a rescue
who can take the...m, PLEASE ACT QUICKLY!
http://www.shelterrescueinc.org/index.html

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December 29, 2009 at 8:41pm · Report
Susan

Susan I have a problem: Our Lab/Shep mix keeps jumping our fence (when just being let out to pee) and attacking smaller dogs that are being walked on our street in our quiet neighborhood. What can I do???

December 29, 2009 at 8:36am · Report
Coalition to Unchain Dogs
Coalition to Unchain Dogs
The solution probably depends on the type and height of your existing fence. Our fences are generally 5 or 6 feet high, and our initial strategy for jumpers and climbers is to construct a "lip" that blocks their attempts to get over the fence. Using hog rings, we attach sections of 3-foot welded wire to the top of the fence and bend them back toward the interior of the yard at approximately a 30 degree angle.

For more information email lori@unchaindogs.net
December 29, 2009 at 2:33pm
Susan
Susan
It actually occurred to me yest. that we should just try a muzzle on her. She had an appt at the groomer today, so we got one. I think it'll be the best $10.00 we ever spent on her. I already feel a lot safer walking her and letting her out to pee w/it on. I appreciate the feedback from you, C.t.U.D.!
December 30, 2009 at 7:30pm
Carol

Carol What a miserable life for a dog - separated from his pack.

December 28, 2009 at 8:24pm · Report
Coalition to Unchain Dogs

Coalition to Unchain Dogs Wondering what our Charlotte chapter has been up to? For one, unchaining a cute little dog named Petey thanks to the support of our Facebook fan Kathryn -- enjoy the video and share it with your friends!

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December 28, 2009 at 4:09pm
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