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1. thebarkinglot.net › our-storyOur Story | The Barking Lot

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   We need both people and donations to help fulfill our vision of saving as many furry friends as possible and we’re grateful for either. Thanks for choosing rescue, Stacy Parmer. Founder, The Barking Lot. P.S. Patti Cake, my original foster dog pictured above, was the first Barking Lot permanent resident as I just couldn’t let her go.

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2. www.sandiegouniontribune.com › ramona-sentinelThe Barking Lot rescue has a new 10-acre facility in Ramona

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   Jan 26, 2022 · UPDATED: January 26, 2022 at 10:43 p.m. Ramona’s newest dog rescue, The Barking Lot, has room to grow on nearly 10 acres in a community filled with big yards where adopted pets can roam. Stacy ...

3. www.facebook.com › TheBarkingLotRescueThe Barking Lot | Hawthorne CA - Facebook

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   The Barking Lot, Ramona. 17,483 likes · 182 talking about this · 3,874 were here. We give dogs the lives they deserve. http://www.thebarkinglot.net

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4. www.sniffspot.com › dog-rescues › the-barking-lot-76The Barking Lot - Best Dog Rescues & Shelters - SNIFFSPOT

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   "We have adopted 5 wonderful rescue dogs from The Barking Lot and we recommend them to everyone we know who is looking for a doggy to adopt. They take great care of their dogs and allow adopters plenty of time to meet and interact with dogs to find the best fit for their family. The Barking Lot is the absolute best! " — amy s. Adoptee

   • Location: By appointment in Ramona, CA, san diego, California

5. barkinglotdogrescue.com › faqFAQ | The Barking Lot Dog Rescue

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   Every dog and puppy that comes through The Barking Lot Dog Rescue will be "vetted" before they leave to their forever home. Being "vetted" not only means a veterinarian has seen them to ensure they're healthy; it also means they have been spayed/neutered, received at least one injection of DAPP (puppies under 6 months require 3 dosages - remaining vaccines will be scheduled at time of adoption ...

6. thebarkinglot.net › general-faqsGeneral FAQs | The Barking Lot

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   Quite often we get expectant or recently-delivered mothers in to The Barking Lot. We provide proper puppy care, immunization, vet check-ups and neutering to the puppies. Once they are old enough to be adopted, they can be found on our list. We recommend you check with us to see if we currently have any puppies.

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   What is the Barking Lot?

   • The Barking Lot is a dog day care center. In designing a program for it, we'll accept data for an ID number of the dog's owner as well as the name, breed, age, and weight of the dog.

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   How does The Barking Lot Rescue obtain dogs?

   • The Barking Lot Rescue obtains dogs not only from shelters throughout Southern California, but also through international partnerships with organizations in Thailand, China, Korea, Peru, and Mexico. They work with organizations such as the Soi Dog Foundation in Thailand to rescue dogs from the meat trade.

   The Barking Lot rescue has a new 10-acre facility in Ramona

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   Where are the dogs of The Barking Lot housed?

   • The Barking Lot dogs are housed on a nearly 10-acre property in Ramona where they live in kennels.

   The Barking Lot rescue has a new 10-acre facility in Ramona

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   How many dogs does the Barking Lot adopt a month?

   • The Barking Lot in Ramona adopts out 60 to 70 dogs per month as estimated by Parmer. Three Australian cattle dogs were adopted by Ramona residents Jackie and Justin Craddock: Luke in October 2009, Snicks in March 2017, and the youngest one, Fen, in March 2020.

   The Barking Lot rescue has a new 10-acre facility in Ramona

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   Who founded The Barking Lot?

   • Parmer founded The Barking Lot in 2006 and incorporated it in 2008. Before that, she was a regional director in the retail industry who oversaw a half dozen districts and about 120 stores. In the Southwest region, she was responsible for merchandising, sales, operations, and training and development.

   The Barking Lot rescue has a new 10-acre facility in Ramona

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   Who are the Barking Lot volunteers?

   • From left to right in the photo are Barking Lot volunteers Dawn Mandeville, Lara Bedrossian, Director Stacy Parmer, Marla Frank, and Dave Merrill. Dawn Mandeville, Lara Bedrossian, Marla Frank, and Dave Merrill are Barking Lot volunteers. The dogs being adopted are up-to-date on vaccines, have been spayed or neutered, have microchips, and have been treated for parasites, she said.

   The Barking Lot rescue has a new 10-acre facility in Ramona

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8. www.adoptapet.com › shelter › 74786The Barking Lot Dog rescue in San Diego, CA - Adopt a Pet

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   The seed for The Barking Lot was planted a few years back when I took in my first foster dog, Patti Cake, in hopes of making a bigger impact by helping my favorite furry friends. Before I knew it, I was put on some rescue email list and received an email stating, "This dog to be put down on Tuesday at 3pm".