New line of harness dresses for the pampered small breeds!
  
  
~ Click on the 'K-9 Models' tab to 'Other Models' ~

CUSTOM-MADE DOG VESTS & HARNESS VESTS
 
      
 
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OUR DOG VEST PRODUCTS
 We manufacture all custom items in-house using high-speed industrial sewing machines and quality materials.  We instill quality and take pride in our custom-made products and stand behind every single custom product we make!  Each custom-made item is inspected to ensure that YOU receive a well-made product and that it meets with your expectation.

Our custom-made nylon dog vests are made of lightweight, yet durable nylon (200 denier) for the outer shell and are fully-lined with ripstop material or equivalent fabric.  Our mesh harness vests are made of medium-firm to firm 100% polyester mesh.  We use quality industrial strength nylon thread, Velcro hook and loop fasteners, nylon webbing, sturdy welded D-rings, embroidered letters, 3M Scotchlite reflective letters and reflective stripes.  If for some reason you receive a defective product, we will either fix it, replace it or give you a refund!

Our products include:
'ADOPT ME' dog vest (Small & Big Breed Styles)
BASIC dog vest (Small & Big Breed)
'DONATIONS' dog vest (Small & Big Breed)
Police-Sheriff-Arson K-9 identification vest
Camouflage dog vest
Mesh harness vest (Small Breed)
Nylon harness vest (Small Breed)

VEST COLORS
Emerald Green, Red, Royal Blue, Orange, Purple, Yellow and Black (not shown).

LETTER COLORS
Red, White, Blue, Yellow and Black (available in small and large)

LETTER SIZES
Petite (1/2"); Small (1-3/8"); *Medium (2"); and Large (3")
*NOTE:  The 2" letter is available only in white with an 1/8" black border trim.

Please pray for our military men and women in the armed forces!

Don't forget about our military working dogs who have served along side their military handlers since before World War II!

K-9 Terrence, MWD stationed at Ft. Gillem, GA

Department of Defense Military Working Dog School
Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, TX is home of the Department of Defense Military Working Dog School.  According to their website, "The 341st Training Squadron provides trained military working dogs (MWDs) used in patrol, drug and explosive detection, and specialized mission functions for the Department of Defense (DoD) and other government agencies. Conduct operational training of MWD handlers and supervisors. Sustain DoD MWD program through logistical support, veterinary care, and research and development for security efforts worldwide."

If you are interested in learning more about the military working dog training program visit the following link: http://www.lackland.af.mil/units/341stmwd/index.asp

'The Molly Project'
Protective Padded Hats for 'Special Needs' Animals
~ Custom order by request only ~
If you have a special needs furkid, send us an email if interested.

MISSION PAWSABLE created specially padded hats that were INSPIRED by a very SPECIAL Maltese furbaby named  --  you guessed it  --  MOLLY.  I met Molly's human Mom, Gail West Zeolla via Facebook about the middle of September 2010 connected by a profile photo that she saw of Maxie, my Maltese. We share the same passion in animals and we both love and have Maltese furbabies! I watched videos of Molly as she played and explored in her 'little world of comforters and padded pillows' (Gail's living room) and discovered that she has cognitive problems and is blind.
The video clips of Molly playing with her daddy, Tony Zeolla, are so precious!  You would not think Molly is blind by all the energy she exudes and the way she jumps around in her little 'padded world.'  Molly is such a special little girl and has been a great blessing to Gail and her family.  This little girl will definitely steal your heart!
 
This is MOLLY, an adorable one-year old blind female Maltese wearing a red padded (prototype) hat and one similar to the one Cody is wearing below.

Meet CODY, a very sweet 3-year old male Silky Terrier who was rescued by Retro Doggy Rescue and initially fostered by Olga Vojnovic-Fireman. Cody has severe congenital hydrocephalus, otherwise known as having "water on the brain." Olga worked with Cody who had several issues before being fostered by Gail and Tony Zeolla.  Cody has come a long way and was not even with the Zeolla family for two months when they decided to make Cody an official family member.   

Cody is modeling a padded hat to protect his head and matching vest.  Cody is doing so well in his 'forever home' with his new human mom and dad and gets along well with his new canine brother Chance, and sister Molly (shown above in the top photo).

(Photos courtesy of Gail Zeolla)

FOSTERS DESPERATELY NEEDED!
Special Animals with 'Special Needs'
'Special Needs' animals are always looking for wonderful and loving caregivers who understand their needs.  Blind or nearly blind dogs, dogs with loss of mobility or missing limbs, or other physical defects that require special care and constant assistance fall under this category.  Some animals with disabilities are not immediately visual, and can only be determined after running various tests such as having hydrocephalus, being deaf, dogs with Cushing’s disease, tumors, failing kidneys, etc.  I consider animals that require daily medication to keep their medical condition under control – also a ‘special needs’ animal.  These precious animals are not ‘throw-a-ways’ and should not be deemed as defective or imperfect.  Animals are so amazing and can teach us humans much about overcoming adversity. Caring for them will completely change your life! 

It takes a very special person to care for animals with 'special needs.'  It requires someone who has lots of love, a strong devotion of commitment and a safe home environment that can accommodate a precious animal with 'special needs.’

Do you have what it takes to care for one of these precious 'special needs' animals?

If you cannot adopt or foster, there are several other ways that you can help.  Consider donating monetarily (if you can) towards their medical expenses, donate goods or services, or volunteer your time at a local shelter.  Believe me -- having dogs in your life will totally change you!
 

ADOPT or FOSTER -- DON'T SHOP!
Check out your local animal shelters for lots of wonderful adoptable animals near you or go to www.petfinder.com.

HELPFUL LINKS

LOST AND FOUND
OLIVER ALERT: www.oliveralert.com  Facebook: www.facebook.com/OliverAlert 
Created to help reunite lost & found pets with their families. A collection of advice and a guide to the websites.
MISSING SMALL DOG ALERT: www.msd-alert.org   Facebook: www.facebook.com/MSDAlert
MSDA (Missing Small Dog Alert!) is all about those little souls who are Lost/Missing/Abandoned/Found (Ownerless). Flyers are created, then posted to numerous Missing Dog Email Lists and Missing Dog Facebook Pages all with the hope that they may help to reunite the lost with their owners.
FIND MY ANIMAL is an alert service that assists individuals when your animal goes missing. This site provides assistance for locating 'Household Pets' and 'Agricultural Animals.'  www.findmyanimal.com  Facebook: www.facebook.com/FindMyAnimal
MISSING PET PARTNERSHIP is a national, nonprofit organization dedicated to reuniting lost companion animals with their owners/guardians. Their website offers behavior-based lost pet recovery tips and referrals to lost pet services.  www.missingpetpartnership.org   Facebook: www.facebook.com/missingpetpartnership

SPAY AND NEUTER
Check out the ASPCA low-cost spay/neuter programs in your area by entering your zip code:  www.aspca.org/pet-care/spayneuter
NeuterSpay.org provides an up to date searchable database of USA Nationwide low cost or free spay & neuter resources for pets and feral cats.  neuterspay.org
SpayGeorgia provides a Financial Assistance Program that allows for affordable and accessible spay and neuter services.  spaygeorgia.org/spaygeorgia
SPAY/USA, a program of North Shore Animal League America, is a nationwide network and referral service for affordable spay/neuter services. spayusa.org

MICROCHIP ID SYSTEMS
HomeAgain Pet Recovery Service: www.homeagainid.com
Information on microchipping your beloved pets plus more. Check out the Lost Pets Database.
24PetWatch:  www.24petwatch.com
24PetWatch Microchip ID is dedicated to the safe return of your pet. Their comprehensive range of products and services, already enjoyed by over 3.5 million pets around the world, greatly increase your pet's chances of returning home quickly and safely.
AKC Car:  www.akccar.org  (No annual fees and can enter any microchip information on this site).
If your pet has a microchip, the number of that microchip must be directly linked to you. This is done by enrolling it in a recovery service, like AKC CAR. AKC CAR enrolls any brand of microchip and provides you with peace of mind that your pet is protected for its lifetime with NO ANNUAL FEES.
Pet Microchip Lookup:  www.petmicrochiplookup.org
American Veterinary Identification Devices (AVID):  www.avidid.com
Reigster Microchip:  www.registermicrochip.com  (A one-time fee of $21.00 to register your microchip with the National Microchip Database).
AVMA Microchipping FAQs:  www.avma.org/issues/microchipping/microchipping_faq.asp

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS
AMERICAN RED CROSS
Pets and Disaster Safety Checklist: www.redcross.org/www-files/Documents/pdf/Preparedness/checklists/PetSafety.pdf
'Safe and Well List': https://safeandwell.communityos.org/cms/index.php
After a disaster, letting your family and friends know that you are safe and well can bring your loved ones great peace of mind. This website is designed to help make that communication easier.  Register Yourself as 'Safe and Well' and 'Search for Loved Ones' at this site.
ASPCA Pet Disaster Preparedness: www.aspca.org/pet-care/disaster-preparedness
FEMA Disaster Preparedness: www.fema.gov/plan/prepare/animals.shtm
**If you evacuate your home, DO NOT LEAVE YOUR PETS BEHIND! Pets most likely cannot survive on their own; and if by some remote chance they do, you may not be able to find them when you return.**
National Association of Professional Pet Sitters Emergency Planning Guide:  www.petsitters.org/cfincludes/MemberCenter/pdfs/DPPetOwner.pdf.
PETFINDER
Disaster Preparedness Kit Checklist: www.petfinder.com/disaster/preparednesschecklist.html
Recommended Pet First Aid Kit: www.petfinder.com/common/documents/disaster/PetFirstAidKit.pdf