Showing posts with label New Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Video. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 5, 2007

Another New YouTube Video!

So I've been busy...

You can now find our "Adoptable Animals" video on the right.

AND

I finally found a program that would let me convert "The Birth of the Pulaski County Animal Shelter", created by Ashley, to a format I could put on YouTube! It's amazing to see how far we've come.

You can view all of our other YouTube Videos here.

Monday, June 4, 2007

New YouTube video

So I'm trying something new on YouTube. After seeing a couple other shelters create slideshows of their adoptable animals, I've uploaded a little (5 minutes!) video of all the animals I currently had on my list. I'm sure it's not really up to date, but I made sure to point that out at the end. Enjoy!
[You can now find an updated version of the video over on the right side of this page!]

Friday, May 18, 2007

New Funny Pet Trick Video on YouTube

Check out the new video featuring Belle, the official library cat for the Charles & Ona B. Free Memorial Library in Dublin. This video was filmed back when she was still Martha in our cat condo.

You can view this video and our other videos here.

Wednesday, April 25, 2007

New Kitten Video

Rebecca posted a new video on YouTube featuring Augustus at 8 days old.

Be sure to check it out here!

Wednesday, March 21, 2007

New Bottle-feeding Video

Rebecca has added another video on YouTube!

This one shows you all the supplies you'll need to bottle feed a kitten.

Sunday, March 18, 2007

PCHS is now on YouTube.com

Thanks to Rebecca, we now have some videos up on YouTube. We'd been looking for a good way to host them, and YouTube seemed like a natural choice.

Here's the correct way to bottle-feed a kitten (oh the ears!):


If you'd also like to see how to make them poop (sorry, but it's got to be done!), check out our YouTube account. We'll try to add more in the future.

Other Web Updates: The Petfinder, 1-800-Save-A-Pet.com, and Pets911 accounts are now up to date for PCHS and PCAC (at least with all the pictures and names I've got) We're still getting lots of emails about our animals!