Sandy's 4PAWS Care,LLC

11/03/2026

WE’RE RECRUITING! CANINE SEARCH SPECIALISTS ONLY
Serious Inquiries only
Massachusetts Task Force 1 -FEMA Urban Search & Rescue
Do you have what it takes to work alongside a highly trained search dog in some of the most challenging environments imaginable?
Massachusetts Task Force 1 is seeking dedicated, motivated individuals interested in becoming Canine Search Specialists. Our team deploys both Live Find and Human Remains Detection (HRD) canine teams in support of Urban Search and Rescue operations.
This is not simply a position for someone who loves dogs. It is a physically demanding, challenging, and highly specialized role that requires commitment, resilience, sound judgment, and a willingness to continually learn and improve.
We are looking for individuals who:
• Can meet the physical demands of working in challenging terrain, disaster environments, and adverse weather conditions.
• Have experience handling, training, or working with dogs and a genuine commitment to developing their canine partner.
• Bring experience in public safety, emergency services, law enforcement, fire service, EMS, or related fields. First responder experience is highly valued.
• Can work independently, think critically, and make sound decisions in demanding situations.
• Are team-oriented, dependable, coachable, and committed to the rigorous training standards required of a deployable US&R canine team.
Previous search and rescue experience is beneficial, but the right attitude, physical capability, work ethic, and willingness to learn are essential.
This is a commitment—not a hobby. It takes dedicated individuals who are ready to put in the work, push beyond their comfort zones, and contribute to a mission larger than themselves.
Interested? Think you have what it takes? Reach out for more information:
[email protected]

For additional information, check out:
www.matf.org

11/02/2026

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A North Shore community is warning residents to check with their pest control providers after two Labrador retrievers reportedly died from exposure to a toxic substance.

10/31/2026

10/31/2026

🤣. Just about right

10/30/2026

HALLOWEEN SAFETY

Halloween is a fun night for families, but for our four-legged friends, it can be frightening and overwhelming. Between the constant ringing of doorbells, excited children in costumes, unfamiliar noises, and doors opening and closing, it only takes ONE SECOND for your dog to bolt out the door!

Every year, dogs go missing during Halloween festivities, and many of these escapes could have been prevented with a little planning.

Before the trick-or-treaters arrive, consider putting your dog in a quiet bedroom or securely closed room away from the front door. Turn on the television or some calming music, and give them something to keep them occupied.

Don't rely on your dog being well-behaved. Even a dog that has never attempted to escape can become frightened and bolt when startled by costumes, loud noises, or unfamiliar visitors.

Use baby gates, closed doors, or crates to create an extra barrier between your dog and the front entrance. Make sure everyone in the household knows the plan.

Check collars, ID tags, and microchip information. If the unexpected happens, having current contact information can make all the difference.

Keep Halloween candy out of reach! Chocolate, xylitol-containing treats, and candy wrappers can be dangerous to dogs.

Our biggest reminder from Granite State Dog Recovery: Your dog doesn't need to greet every trick-or-treater or participate in the Halloween excitement. Sometimes the safest and kindest thing you can do is let them enjoy a peaceful evening away from all the activity.

Let's make sure the only things running around our neighborhoods this Halloween are the little ghosts and goblins collecting candy NOT our beloved dogs.

10/28/2026

🎃🐾 Halloween Pet Safety Tips from Revere Police! 🐾🎃

Halloween is a fun night for families, but it can be stressful and even dangerous for our four-legged friends. Keep your pets safe with these important reminders!

Let's make it a safe and happy Halloween for every member of the family, including the furry ones! 🧡🐶🐾

10/27/2026

🚨 This bird was FOUND TODAY in Revere, MA 02151 near Revere Beach Blvd.
Please spread the word for this found bird by sharing this post.

💬 Finder's Message: "Hi! I work for an apmt complex on revere beach and my construction team found this lil baby!"

🔗 For more info or to contact this bird's finder, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/73559129

📣 Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://www.pawboost.com/l/rpl

⚠️ WARNING: Please be cautious of users offering ‘pet tracking services’ in comments. We recommend only working with local shelters and verified organizations. Never send money to unknown services.

10/18/2026

Today for National Fetch Day, we wanted to highlight ball-safety. One of the biggest risks during play is using a ball that's too small for your dog, which poses a serious choking hazard! Check out the infographic to help you determine the correct ball size for your dog and keep fetch safe!