Central Florida’s Best Dog Rescue! – Creegan Canine Rescue

Save A Puppy in Need Today!

Whether you are looking to adopt, volunteer or foster a puppy or dg in the Central Florida area, Creegan Canine Rescue, recently voted Orlando’s Best Dog Resue, is the ready to help.

We are humbled by the outpouring of love our community has shown us and we will always be here whenever needed to help lend a helping hand.

Whether it is an owner needing to surrender their dog, a lost puppy, found puppy, or a shelter dog needing out before being euthanized, our rescue can be counted on to answer the call and help!

We rescue dog and puppies in need throughout the state of Florida and beyond, giving each pup taken in, a new chance at happily ever after. W provide everything from vet care to grooming to training and our dogs are kept in loving approved volunteer foster homes where they receive a brand-new bed, healthy food, treats, toys, bowls, their own collar and leash, and a loving new friend to care for them until they are adopted.

Then we get to work scouring through our adoption requests, friends, family and socials to find the very best homes possible for our rescue pups.

We could not be here without the help of our fosters , adopters and volunteers and our amazing partners in rescue!

Creegan, Irish for Heart, is at the start of all we do for dogs in need!

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CANINE CORPORATE CUDDLES!

Book Your Puppy Play Session For Your Next Event!

Our Corporate Cuddlers help make your event shine every time!

Warm Hugs Wanted for Workaholics!

Bring Adorable Adoptable Puppies in Need to Your Next Event! 

Need some professional cuddles for your next event? The newest trend in corporate work breaks, events, weddings and trade shows and parties are rescue pups for hire! Help your community and engage with your staff and peers on a whole new level while helping to place adorable adoptable dogs in forever homes! Our non-profit 501c3 organization is available to help you with your volunteer outreach and community engagement events and we have had great events with Edustaff, Orlando Pride, FFA, Children’s Miracle Network, UCF, and so many more. 

We would love the PAWsibilty to showcase our pups with you and spread some PAWsitive vibes around your event so please contact us today! 

Our rescue dogs, predominantly puppies, are rescued from high-kill shelters and given the new lease on life they need. We bring fully vetted pups to your event, up-to-date on all their vaccinations, dewormers, and preventatives. They are temperament tested to be friendly and docile and help to ensure the health and happiness of all those present at your event.

These adorable adoptable babies can be the hit of your event because what could be cuter than a puppy kissing booth or a ballpit full of snuggly puppies? We customize events to your vision and help sell great products for pet promotional items too. The best part is your donation for our efforts is tax-deductible and helps your community to help save more homeless puppies in need. Book Your Cuddle Session Now

Corporate Cuddlers Make Events Better! 

Our paw-fessional cuddlers gain socialization, confidence and build trust through positive interactive experiences with your team and attendees while giving these sweet pups the limelight and exposure they need to shine and hopefully find their forever homes too! They give unconditional snuggles for your workplace; providing warm hugs and kisses to your whole team while encouraging team building and collaboration. Whether its an office break, breakout session at a conference, luncheon, anniversary party, elaborate wedding or birthday or a promotional event for your pet themed business, our cuddlers get the job done!

Help ward off the back to school / back to work blues! 

Puppies are proven to increase hapiness, reduce stress in the workplace, boost your feel-good natural chemicals in the brain (Dopamine, Serotonin & Oxytocin) and help mental health. We have done everything from huge multi-day events to small company picnics and would love the opportunity to spread some Pawsitive vibes! Our pups are perfect for nursing homes, fire houses, hospitals, work events, schools, orphanages, and so many more and bring fun and laughter with them everywhere they go.

Puppy cuddle breaks help to increase productivity and test scores, encorage teamwork and help your organization to meet your Community Engagement / Volunteer Outreach goals and incentives while improving your workplace’s culture to encourage collaboration. 

Share the Love at Your Nuptials or Party and Have Their Tails Wagging! 

Whether its a kissing booth at your cocktail hour, a ring bearer and flower girl, or just a pile of pups in your reception to snuggle, our pups bring the fun to your wedding or party. 

You help them find forever homes and we get their tails wagging for a fun-filled evening! 

HOW YOUR EVENT HELPS US! 

Your donation to our rescue helps us save more homeless puppies and increases our abilities to help more pups in need. Best part is your donation is 100% tax-deductible!

Bring a rescue dog one step closer to a new home and show them the affection and attention they need to help them thrive as they adjust to life outside of the shelter all while having fun with your staff and learning critical social skills!

Preparing For Hurricanes with Your Dog

Tips and tricks / Checklist for Hurricane Preparation with Pets!

From Petmd

Many people who live in areas prone to hurricanes assume these natural disasters will never come their way. However, an average of six hurricanes hit the United States each year and many people are caught unprepared.

The news of a looming hurricane is stressful, so it’s important to plan ahead to make things as easy as possible for you and your pets during and after the storm.

How To Prepare for a Hurricane with Pets

Preparing in advance of a hurricane is key. It’s simple, quick, and will save you worry when it comes time to put your hurricane plan into action.

Things to consider when preparing for a hurricane with pets include:

  • A list of miscellaneous supplies you and your pet might need at home or at a shelter in case you need to evacuate.
  • A “bug-out bag” for your pet, or a bag of survival supplies with food, water, and medications.
  • A list of the closest locations of pet-friendly shelters and regional animal emergency centers.

What To Include in a Pet Emergency Kit

When putting together your pet’s bug-out bag or emergency kit, consider what they will need for at least one week if your home is without power or running water. If you are staying in a shelter, keep in mind that your pets will be confined for a long period of time and may not be able to readily go outside to eliminate.

A hurricane emergency kit for your pet should include:

  • Enough food and bottled water to last one week or more
    • Beware of your pet drinking flood water since it’s often contaminated with mold and bacteria, making it unsafe to drink. If you can’t drink it, neither should your pet.
  • Pee pads, litter boxes, poop bags, and paper towels for cleanup.
  • Medical records, name of veterinarian, medication, feeding schedule, and current photos of your pet(s).
    • These items can be particularly important if your pets need to be boarded, or if you become separated from them. 
  • Toys or treats to ease stress.
  • A 1- to 2-month supply of pet medications is needed, as they may be difficult or impossible to find during and after a hurricane. 
  • Roomy carriers that allow your pet to move around, ensure safety, and help them to feel more comfortable during their confinement.
  • Sturdy, extra leashes that have reflective tape or flashlights.
  • A hand-powered can opener to open any food cans.
  • Pet first aid kit to help stabilize your pet in its case if injured, until veterinary care is found.

Make Sure Your Pet Is Microchipped

Microchipping is a minor procedure (much like a vaccine) implanted at a veterinary office and can provide permanent identification for your pet, which will be critical to finding them when lost during a hurricane. 

Microchipping involves inserting a very small chip under your pet’s skin. When scanned with a special reader, the chip provides an identification number. This identification number is entered into a national database allowing the office to contact you.

Ensure your pet is microchipped, and double check your contact information to make sure it’s up to date with the microchip company. This will ensure that you are reunited with your animal(s) in case of separation during a hurricane.

Make Sure Your Pet Is Current on Vaccinations

During a hurricane, your pet might be exposed to contaminated flood waters and diseases such as leptospirosis or respiratory diseases such as Bordetella. Make sure your pets are up to date on annual vaccinations—especially during hurricane season.

Ask your veterinarian if there are any additional vaccines that may be appropriate for your pet, especially if you live in an area where natural disasters are more common. 

Make Sure You Have Enough Pet Medications

Veterinary clinics may be closed after a storm, and delivery may be interrupted. Make sure your bug-out bag includes a 1- to 2-month supply of your pet’s medications, especially if you must spend an extended period of time away from home. Don’t forget your pet’s routine preventative medications for heartworm prevention and fleas and ticks. 

Fill Out a Pet Emergency Sticker for Your Front Door

After a natural disaster, it’s common for rescuers to go door-to-door looking for people and pets in need of help. If you make it clear to rescuers that pets live inside your home—especially if for any reason you evacuated without them—this may ensure they receive help more quickly.

Please keep this important fact in mind: If it’s not safe for you to stay in your home, it’s not safe for your pets either. So, make every possible effort not to leave them behind.

Choose a Designated Caregiver

Having a backup plan in case of any emergency is always a good idea. You can choose a neighbor or family member to be your pet’s designated caregiver in case something happens to you. Make sure they have a list of your pet’s routine, food, and medications.

Know Your Pet-Friendly Evacuation Center

Need shelter for your dog? We are here to help and can also provide dry / wet dog food should you need it. Not all evacuation centers accept pets. FEMA offers an app that shows locations of nearby pet-friendly shelters if you wish to shelter with your pet. Don’t assume that all shelters will let you bring in your pet. Know before you go and don’t leave your dog alone or in a tie out outside. Bring pets inside in a safe environment and do not leave them without power, water, food, and a person to watch them!

Keep Your Pets Safe When Evacuating

In the chaos and stress of evacuating, pets may be separated from their families. Be sure to load cats and small dogs into carriers in case you need to evacuate. Be sure to tape an envelope to each carrier with your pet’s information and medical records for easy identification. Keep bigger dogs leashed or in crates so they are ready to go if you need to evacuate.

Prepare for Possible Injuries

Unfortunately, injuries often occur during natural disasters, both to people and pets. Make sure you have a well-stocked first-aid kit and identify local veterinary emergency offices, in case your pet is injured and needs medical attention.

Keep in mind that clinics will likely be overwhelmed with caring for other animals injured in the storm, so be prepared to wait.

Keep Pets Calm During Storm

Storms are typically upsetting to pets. If you usually give your animals anti-anxiety medications during a routine storm, they will likely need them during a hurricane. Be sure to stock up on those in advance. Remember that our pets often look to us for comfort and security. While hurricanes are stressful and chaotic, do your best to remain calm so your pet feels safe too.

No one ever thinks they will be caught up in a natural disaster such as a hurricane. However, planning and preparation before the storm will make things easier for you and your pet during and after the storm.

We are here to help so stay safe Florida!

407-906-6490

Creegan Canine Rescue is Now A Part of Dogs on Zoom!

http://https://youtu.be/fT_KORmTbw8

Interested in a Pup? Our Volunteers and Foster Parents are Now Trained for On-Screen One-on-One Zoom Calls with interested adopters so contact us today for the best zoom call you’ll ever have. Appointments are for approved applicants only. Apply today to adopt with us and we’ll zoom on over to you with your potential pup for all the licks, head tilts and cuteness you can stand!