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Reply Midwest Prairie Dog Shelter

12:39 AM on February 10, 2010

Please sign the petition below to save the Mexican prairie dogs!

Please understand that we need a place to call home.

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/28/help-protect-mexican-prairie-d
ogs

Reply DJ

10:21 AM on October 09, 2009

Curtis:

Please be sure to clarify that you are seeking an international permit for entry into the U.S. I believe that the CDC is a bit stricter with permits. Ask your representative to specifically contact the CDC for you and inquire about the process. All animals are quarantined for a certain amount of time. I am pretty certain that your rep is confusing the permitting process within the U.S. that went through the FDA. Those permits are no longer required as of September 8, 2008. I just don't want to see you arrive here in the U.S. with your baby and then have to leave him behind.. or worse...... The CDC handles all international imports. Please keep us posted. There are other families who moved away with their pet prairie dogs that are unable to return due to issues at the border.

Curtis says...
I talked to a rep and was told that as long as i get a permit that I can import him. I am trying to find out what states are legal to have them. That is my next missions and try to get that permit. He is the only one in the house that thinks i am number one, everyone else love momma more.

thanks

Curtis

Reply Curtis

07:49 AM on October 05, 2009

DJ says...
I'm not sure that's possible. You will have to contact the CDC and inquire about quarantine protocol, if there is any in place. If you are able to contact your congressional representative here in the U.S. to inquire for you, you may have more luck getting an answer. Please keep us posted.

I talked to a rep and was told that as long as i get a permit that I can import him. I am trying to find out what states are legal to have them. That is my next missions and try to get that permit. He is the only one in the house that thinks i am number one, everyone else love momma more.

thanks

Curtis

Reply DJ

06:28 PM on September 26, 2009

I'm not sure that's possible. You will have to contact the CDC and inquire about quarantine protocol, if there is any in place. If you are able to contact your congressional representative here in the U.S. to inquire for you, you may have more luck getting an answer. Please keep us posted.

Curtis says...
hello guys, does anyone know a way to bring PDs in to the United States. I want to bring Jack back with me when i head back next year. And I like the website.

Reply Curtis

09:35 PM on September 20, 2009

hello guys, does anyone know a way to bring PDs in to the United States. I want to bring Jack back with me when i head back next year. And I like the website.

Reply Dianne

01:40 PM on August 27, 2009

Hello and thank you! Feel free to call me @ (260) 704.7364

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Laurie Moody says...
Hello, what a wonderful organization. I was perusing the web because I'm doing a graduate project documentary on Black-Tailed Prairie Dogs. I'd love to interview you or anyone else you might think could help out. I never knew there was so much info on caring for Prairie Dogs!

Reply Laurie Moody

08:53 PM on August 26, 2009

Hello, what a wonderful organization. I was perusing the web because I'm doing a graduate project documentary on Black-Tailed Prairie Dogs. I'd love to interview you or anyone else you might think could help out. I never knew there was so much info on caring for Prairie Dogs!

Reply Michele Shea

10:31 PM on July 23, 2009

Dianne, What a great job you did on this. I love it.

Reply mysticalivory

05:29 PM on June 19, 2009

I would love to have it, since I have 2 P.D.s petey, and sister. if you still have it.

Becca says...
My little sidekick p-nut passed away on Christmas at the age of 9 1/2. I'm completely heartbroken, but I was hoping to find someone to donate the rest of her food to. It's a special prairie dog formula that I'd been ordering for the last 8 years and she absolutely loved it. Any ideas what I could do with it? I'd hate to just throw it away...

Reply mysticalivory

11:13 PM on June 12, 2009

thanks-for this site, its great.

Reply Sara

02:59 PM on May 17, 2009

Hi everybody !! This site is fantastic !! Thank you so much Dianne for all your support & advices !!

Reply vance

02:05 PM on May 12, 2009

Hey, my mother is disabled and has a prairie dog she must get rid of. Please contact me via email if anyone can help. Thanks...

Reply Capt.David Shea

05:19 PM on March 11, 2009

Hey Diane,
Lots here about the Prairie Dog, I new very little about them.
All very interesting and fun to read. I'll be intouch.

David

Reply Linda

09:50 PM on March 09, 2009

We bought a prairie dog back in 1999. "Dusty" was with us for almost 8 years. Sadly he passed in Feb of 2007. We were able to take him outside unleashed. He loved to sun bathe on our driveway, and play in our lawnmower bag. His favorite "treats" were squash,and corn. I miss his barks very much!

Reply Krista

07:49 PM on January 17, 2009

Ahhh I never knew much about these little darlings. I live in Washington State and I wonder of what we call "rock Chucks" are the same thing. They are hunted here and it breaks my heart. I was very sad upon hearing their plight and even more sad to not be able to have a couple in our home..God Bless you and your work

Reply Russ

06:24 PM on January 17, 2009

Good on you for the great reference material on prairie Dogs, especially liked the bit about kissing.

Reply Marie Morrissey

02:35 PM on January 16, 2009

I just love prairie dogs

Reply Becca

08:04 PM on January 07, 2009

My little sidekick p-nut passed away on Christmas at the age of 9 1/2. I'm completely heartbroken, but I was hoping to find someone to donate the rest of her food to. It's a special prairie dog formula that I'd been ordering for the last 8 years and she absolutely loved it. Any ideas what I could do with it? I'd hate to just throw it away...

Reply Jean

01:18 AM on December 15, 2008

Hey Dianne, Just wanted to let you now I came for a visit. Love the cute Santa hat picture. Keep up the good work!

Reply Jarvia

05:08 PM on December 06, 2008

My prairie dog, Moondoggie, has been gone for quite a few years but he will live forever in the heart of my husband and I.