Spinoni date back to at least 500 B.C. 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.
Related pages:
Spinone Rescue
Michigan Animal Rescue
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(Sorted by Zip Code.)
St Clair County - Clyde 48049
St. Clair County Humane Society 810-987-4357
Oakland County - Troy, Michigan 48098
Long Lake Animal Hospital 248-689-8899
Washtenaw County - Ann Arbor 48105
Humane Society of Huron Valley 734-662-4365
Washtenaw County - Ann Arbor 48113
The Zimmer Foundation 734-663-8000
Monroe County - Ida, Michigan 48140
Alliance for Spay-Neuter and Pet Rescue 734-243-1800
Wayne County - Lincoln Park 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, Michigan 48763
Iosco County Animal Shelter 989-362-3170
Ingham County - Lansing, MI 48906
Capital Area Humane Society 517-626-6060
Kalamazoo County - Kalamazoo, Michigan 49008
Kalamazoo Humane Society 269-345-1181
Kalamazoo County - Oshtemo, Michigan 49077
Animal's Best Friend Fund 269-624-1090
Muskegon County - Muskegon, MI 49442
West Michigan SPCA 231-788-5933
Kent County - Kentwood 49508
C-SNIP 616-455-8220
Kent County - Grand Rapids, Michigan 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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