Make sure to watch then new movie called "The Secret Life of Pets" to see what your pets might be doing at home. Comment below on what you think your pet does at home using the hashtag #SecretLifeOfPets .

Go to:
http://m.indiatimes.com/news/india/meet-shravan-krishnan-the-man-who-helped-the-chennai-dog-bhadra-get-justice-257943.html

To see this amazing story about a dog. India specials are coming out this week because Meghna is In India! :)

Congratulations to Meghna Ramaswany for being President of GSS,NY!

I went to Kerala in India Just last week . There I saw few monkeys near the waterfalls that I visited getting beaten . It was a terrible thing to see.

The monkeys were not harming anybody but few were trying to grab the water bottles . Some people teased the monkeys by waving their bottles. Few guys started hitting them . Not only was it sad to watch , it was hurtful.  Even though the monkeys were annoying a bit, it is still not right to hit them and I believe we should be kind to them and save them . 

Written By: Meghna Ramaswany Vice President of GSS,FL and President of GSS,NY

My brother gave me $100 from his ceremony and I'm planning on giving
$50 to the animal humane society .

Written By: Meghna Ramaswany, Vice President of GSS,FL and President of GSS,NY

Read this cool article from www.endangeredwolfcenter.org to see how to save Red Wolves

Red wolf facts The red wolf is a distinctly different species from the gray wolf. The red wolf’s historical range included the southeastern United States from southern Missouri south to Texas, across the Gulf Coast states and into North Carolina. Red wolves are smaller than their gray wolf cousins, averaging 40 to 50 pounds. They prey on small animals such as rabbits, raccoons, squirrels, muskrats, nutria and small deer.

Red wolf pups are born between late April and early May, with an average litter size of two to six pups. The entire pack is involved in raising them.

The road to red wolf recovery
In 1973 the Red Wolf Recovery Plan was completed and began being implemented. There were over 400 canids captured between 1973 and 1980, however, only 17 were considered genetic red wolves. Sadly, the red wolf was declared extinct in the wild by 1980, with only a few red wolves in captivity.

The Endangered Wolf Center received its first pair of red wolves in 1981. It was the first facility to breed both endangered red and Mexican gray wolves in captivity. Approximately 5 percent of red wolves born in captivity began their lives here at the Endangered Wolf Center.

A return to the wild
One animal born at the Endangered Wolf Center deserves particular mention. In 1986, Brindled Hope was one of the first eight animals reintroduced into the wild at the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge in North Carolina. She was the first to reproduce successfully outside the captive breeding program and many of the wild wolves in that area are her descendants.

The large enclosures of the Endangered Wolf Center offer these red wolf release candidates a chance to hunt, an opportunity to acclimate to larger land areas, and experience little human interference. Their howls announce the success of the program and the role that the Endangered Wolf Center has played in their triumphant return.

The red wolves in our care
The Center now houses three red wolves. Don Mack had been paired with Inapa, a magnificent three-legged wolf, since winter 2011. But Inapa passed away in spring 2014. Our newest breeding pair is Scout and Sprint. The center received Sprint from a facility in Texas called Fossil Rim in fall 2012.

Sprint received her name at Fossil Rim because she would sprint into her den box when anyone would come by her enclosure.She seems to like her new home because keepers rarely see her in her den boxes. But she can be seen on top of them.

Adopt a red wolf pack
Visit our Adopt page to learn how you can adopt a red wolf pack and help contribute to the survival of this incredible species.

The stock of our products are running low, so i will get and make some more.

In our period of working here, we have made 2 dogs gt adopted. This summer, lets try to make it 10!

Congratulations everybody for helping us raise $100 this summer already! I am expecting more people send money in the mail. Our goal is to raise $300 this summer. Were almost there!!!

The business has expanded to WV (West Virginia) FL (Original Business -Florida) CA (California)and NY(New York). This will give us more chances to donate to Shelters all over the country! :) Here is the list of businesses:

(Note: Some of the businesses just started, so don't expect them to be big.)
                                                                                                (Not started yet)
FL (Florida) EST. Feb. 1st, 2014                                           NY (New York) EST. August 5th, 2016
Owner: Chase Hartman                                                          Owner: Johnny Detoro
Co-Owner: Johnny Detoro                                                     Co-Owner: Chase Hartman
President: Aaron Xiong                                                          President: NA
Vice: Meghna Ramaswany                                                    Vice: NA
Employees:                                                                             Employees:
Owen Saunders                                                                       NA


WV (West Virginia) EST. June 19th, 2016                         CA (California) EST. June 11th, 2016
Owner: Chase Hartman                                                        Owner: Chase Hartman
Co-Owner: NA                                                                     Co-Owner: NA
President: NA                                                                       President: NA
Vice: NA                                                                              Vice: NA
Employees:                                                                           Employees:
NA                                                                                        NA