Spinoni date back to at least 500 B.C. Spinoni make good assistance dogs. The Spinone nearly died out during World War II. The Spinone is named after the Pino, a thorny bush where small animals hide. The thick coat of the Spinone allows it to penetrate Pino bushes to hunt this small game. Spinoni are probably descended from either Spanish Pointers or Russian Setters.
Related pages:
Spinone Rescue
Michigan Animal Rescue
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St Clair County - Clyde, Michigan 48049
St. Clair County Humane Society 810-987-4357
Oakland County - Troy, MI 48098
Long Lake Animal Hospital 248-689-8899
Washtenaw County - Ann Arbor, Michigan 48105
Humane Society of Huron Valley 734-662-4365
Washtenaw County - Ann Arbor, MI 48113
The Zimmer Foundation 734-663-8000
Monroe County - Ida 48140
Alliance for Spay-Neuter and Pet Rescue 734-243-1800
Wayne County - Lincoln Park, MI 48146
Friends of Lincoln Park Animals 313-381-9020
Tuscola County - Caro, MI 48723
Humane Society of Tuscola County 989-672-PETS
Iosco County - Tawas City 48763
Iosco County Animal Shelter 989-362-3170
Ingham County - Lansing, MI 48906
Capital Area Humane Society 517-626-6060
Kalamazoo County - Kalamazoo, MI 49008
Kalamazoo Humane Society 269-345-1181
Kalamazoo County - Oshtemo, Michigan 49077
Animal's Best Friend Fund 269-624-1090
Muskegon County - Muskegon 49442
West Michigan SPCA 231-788-5933
Kent County - Kentwood 49508
C-SNIP 616-455-8220
Kent County - Grand Rapids, MI 49534
Humane Society of Kent County 616-453-8900
Charlevoix County - Boyne City 49712
Charlevoix County Humane Society 231-582-6774
If you find any of the above spay/neuter information is incorrect,
or if you know another low-cost clinic to recommend, please
call Rescue Me! at 1-800-800-2099 with this information.
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