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Welcome
Peke N Chin Midwest is a small rescue group made up of volunteers, located throughout the Midwest area, dedicated
to the breeds of Pekingese and Japanese Chin.
Our purpose is to rescue and rehabilitate abused, abandoned, neglected and surrendered Pekingese and Japanese Chins.
These dogs are provided with the attention, care and medical treatment necessary including spaying/neutering, until a permanent home can be found.
Through the commitment of our volunteers, PNC also focuses on education of the public regarding puppy mills and responsible dog ownership, such as spaying/neutering, training and humane care of Pekingese and Japanese Chins.
Foster Homes are truly the lifeblood of our organization. Our foster network of volunteers support and enjoy each other's company.
It is a fun and rewarding experience. Would you like to join us to help make a difference? Please fill out our Volunteer Application.
All PNC Midwest pups are altered when they join our family. This is very important as many have been breeders or are
rescued from shelters. We all must do our part in helping end the misery of the unwanted pets in society today.
Peke N Chin Midwest is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization and we are led by our Constitution (as attached in Adobe Acrobat format).
Please email Regi Goodhall
if you would like to know more about us and what we do!
Our address to mail a tax-deductible donations is:
Regina Goodhall
Peke N Chin Midwest
12298 - 139th Avenue NE
Thief River Falls, MN 56701
(218) 681-7405
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DON'T LEAVE YOUR PETS IN THE CAR!
In warm weather, the temperature in your car can rise to over 120° in just minutes, even with the windows partially opened! In a very short time, your pet can suffer permanent brain damage, or die from heatstroke or suffocation.
The Dangers of Hot Cars
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Behind the Scenes—A Closer Look at the Puppy Mill Industry
The stench of garbage, urine and feces is unbearable. Ammonia hangs heavy in the air and flies are everywhere.
Dim lighting and the constant barking of dogs in distress create a sense of chaos.
Row upon row of stacked cages hold dogs matted with feces—some too sick to move. This is the world of a puppy mill dog.
While a growing number of people are aware of puppy mills, few understand the horrors of the industry.
Detailed reports from our experts offer a greater insight into the notorious puppy mill trade. Puppy Mill FAQ
Press Release
Peke N Chin Midwest has found a place on the Best Friends Network!
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Peke N Chin Midwest Recognizes Puppy Mill Awareness Day Everyday
When Sadie entered the rescue from a puppy mill, the
veterinarian made a shocking discovery.
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Newsletters
Peke N Chin Midwest is proud to have published and released its first newsletter in 2008. We are very excited about our publications and hope you enjoy every issue.
PNC Newsletter - April 2008
PNC Newsletter - October 2008
PNC Newsletter - April 2009
Trivia
Did you know... that a Pekingese named "Sun Yat Sen" survived the wreck of the Titanic when 1,500 humans died?
Read this fascinating article, "Sun Yat Sen - Will Eat Again" written by Senan Molony from The Encyclopedia Titanica.
Books
Old Dogs: Are the Best Dogs
by Gene Weingarten (Author), Michael S. Williamson (Photographer)
This book is a tribute to every dog who has made it to that time of life when the hearing and eyesight begin to go, when the step becomes uncertain, but when other, richer traits ripen and coalesce. It is when a dog attains a special sort of dignity and a charm all his own.
If you've known a favorite old dog, you'll find him or her on these pages. Your dog might go by a different name and have a different shape, but you'll recognize him or her by the look in an eye or the contours of a life story. There is the dog who thinks he is a house cat; the herder, the fetcher, the punk and the peacock, the escape artist, the demolition artist, the patrician, the lovable lout, the amiable dope, the laughable clown, the schemer, the singer, the daredevil, the diplomat, the politician, the gourmand, and the thief. Plus, as a special bonus, you will find the first Latvian elkhounds ever photographed.
Old Dogs is a glorious gift book and a fitting tribute to that one dog you can't ever forget.
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