Showing posts with label Animal Rescue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animal Rescue. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 5, 2018

Ferguson Subaru Makes Donation to the Broken Arrow Animal Shelter

Broken Arrow, OK., December 5, 2018 –


In an effort to support animal welfare and work to make a positive impact, Ferguson Subaru supported the Broken Arrow Animal Shelter by providing pet supplies that will keep shelter animals happy, healthy and ready for a safe and loving home. The donation was made as part of a larger Subaru of America, Inc. (SOA) initiative called “Subaru Loves Pets.” 

Throughout the month of October, Ferguson Subaru asked our team-members, our Subaru customers, and the Greater Tulsa-Metro public to help collect much needed pet supplies. Items asked for included pet food, collars, leashes, towels, blankets, grooming supplies, and water bowls. Ferguson Subaru also provided “Shelter Supply Kits,” which included items such as toys, reusable water and food bowls, wipes, etc. 

Since 2015, Subaru retailers across the country, including Ferguson Subaru, have partnered with local animal welfare organizations through the Subaru Loves Pets initiative to impact over 109,000 animals in need. 

At Ferguson Subaru, we are committed to keeping all animals—including those in shelters—safe and healthy. The Subaru Loves Pets initiative reflects our goals to improve animal welfare and the lives of those in our community. 


Left to right - Cody Teegerstrom, Ferguson Subaru Marketing Manager, and Lanny Dampf, Broken Arrow Animal Shelter Supervisor


About the Broken Arrow Animal Shelter 

The mission statement of the Broken Arrow Animal Shelter reads,
“It shall be the mission of the Broken Arrow Animal Shelter to protect and serve all citizens and animals of our community through diligent and compassionate enforcement of the ordinances of the City of Broken Arrow, statutes of the State of Oklahoma and the policies and procedures of the Broken Arrow Police Department. We will strive to provide the most ethical and humane services possible and will always be guided by the values of the Police Department and Broken Arrow City Council which are service to community, integrity, accountability, pride and professionalism.” 


The Broken Arrow Animal Shelter is located at 4121 E. Omaha in Broken Arrow. The Shelter is open to the public six days a week, Monday through Saturday. You can learn more about the Broken Arrow Animal Shelter at www.baanimalshelter.com


Friday, May 8, 2015

Bark Walk 2015 sponsored by Ferguson Subaru

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2015 BARK WALK
in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
sponsored by Ferguson Subaru

Ferguson Subaru was proud to sponsor the Boxer Rescue of Oklahoma's 6th annual "Bark Walk." For 2015, the Boxer Rescue of Oklahoma held the Bark Walk at Chisholm in Broken Arrow.

The Boxer Rescue of Oklahoma is a 501(c)3 non-profit, volunteer ran organization committed to rescuing unwanted and abandoned purebred Boxers in the state of Oklahoma and surrounding areas and place them in a safe, responsible, loving, and permanent home.

Bark Walk is a fund-raising event that features a 1 mile walk through one of Green Country's local parks. All breeds are welcome - not just boxers. There's pet adoptions, $20 microchipping, pet contests, raffles, training tips and more!

Ferguson Subaru is committed to helping animal rescue and pet adoptions, making the Bark Walk a perfect event for us to be a part of.

Ferguson Subaru was at Chisholm Trail for the 2015 Bark Walk. We had our booth set up with our usual bowls of free dog treats. We also brought a new 2015 Subaru Forester. The 2015 Subaru Forester is an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ with Subaru's innovated advanced safety feature - Subaru EyeSight (optional).

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Wednesday, April 30, 2014

5th Annual Bark Walk

According to The Humane Society of the United States, "An estimated 2.7 million healthy shelter pets are not adopted each year, and only about 30 percent of pets in homes come from shelters or rescues." [1]

We love our pets here at Ferguson Subaru. Both our Subaru showroom and Subaru service department are pet-friendly facilities. Being the animal lovers we are, it hurts to hear statistics such as the one above. We believe in fighting for those without a voice. Animal rescue and animal cruelty awareness are two major pillars in our company's identity. Lucky for us, our dealership has a brand that is equally committed to animal rescue. Subaru of America has been a long time partner of the ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals). The ASPCA is the leading animal welfare organization in the North America. That's why we are proud to work with local organizations like the Boxer Rescue of Oklahoma.

The Boxer Rescue of Oklahoma is a 501(c)3 non-profit, volunteer ran organization committed to rescuing unwanted and abandoned purebred Boxers in the state of Oklahoma (and surrounding areas) and placing them in a safe, responsible, loving, and permanent home. For the past five years The Boxer Rescue of Oklahoma has held their annual Bark Walk. Ferguson Subaru has be a proud sponsor of the Bark Walk for 4 years.

The 5th Annual Bark Walk was held this past weekend! This fun-filled family fundraiser features a 1 mile walk through the beautiful Washington Irving Park in Bixby. Funds raised during the Bark Walk help save the lives of homeless animals and help promote animal welfare in your community. Every year, dozens of homeless animals are adopted during the Bark Walk as well. Shelters from across Green Country bring loving animals available for adoption.

We had a blast at this year's 2014 Bark Walk. Check out photos from the event:

Today is National Animal Advocacy Day. Help support animal rescue in Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Bixby, Jenks, Sapulpa, and the surrounding area. We encourage you to adopt your next four-legged companion. Two great animal welfare organizations Ferguson Subaru has worked with include the Boxer Rescue of Oklahoma and the Tulsa SPCA.






Source: [1] Humane Society of the United States