Add Shelter Dog

\n’);
print_r($_GET);
echo(‘\n’);
*/

switch ($_GET[‘status’]) {
case “incompletedesc”:
echo “Some or all of the description of the dog (color/sex/age) is “;
echo “missing. Please hit your ‘back’ button and fill it in and then “;
echo “send the entry form again.”;
break;
case “noshelter”:
echo “You didn’t specify which shelter. Please hit the ‘back’ button “;
echo “and select the name of the shelter the dog is at. If the shelter’s “;
echo “name isn’t listed, please choose the OTHER for the given region.”;
break;
case “good”:
echo “Thank you for notifying SCLRR of this dog!\n”;
echo “Feel free to add another.\n”;
break;
default:
echo “I’m not sure what happened!\n”;
break;
}
}

/* put out blank form */
if (!$_GET || $_GET[‘preview’] || $_GET[‘status’]==”good”)
{
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Add Shelter Dog

Please use this form to notify us of a Labrador Retriever you know
is in a shelter in southern California. We appreciate your help! If
you have any questions or comments about this form, you can
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Physical description of the dog in question. If
there are markings, use the general description box in the
last question.

Color of Lab?

Sex of Lab?

Age of Lab?

Is this Lab a mix?

Note: different shelters have different ways of identifying dogs. Most common is the impound number, sometimes called the tag number. If necessary the cage number can be used, but this is tricky, because dogs are often moved around. Fill in those that apply.

Impound Number?

Tag Number?

Cage Number?

Find out when the dog is available for adoption if at all possible.

Date Lab is available
(yyyy-mm-dd)?

If the shelter is not listed below, select OTHER in the appropriate region, and give the name & phone number of the shelter in the description
field in the next question. Shelters are listed alphabetically by region.

“Inland Empire” includes any in the 909 area code which includes parts of
LA County, San Bernardino County, Orange County and Riverside County,
where all four counties meet. While we will list dogs from shelters in
Riverside and San Bernardino County, please note that our presence
(and hence our ability to take in dogs) in the Inland Empire is limited
to the “four corners” area plus Chino Hills/Norco/Corona and no further
east.

The Lab is at the following shelter:

Short description of the Lab?


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“;
echo “Thank you for taking the time to let us know about this dog! It is a big “;
echo “help to us as it’s not possible for us to check all the shelters all the “;
echo “time. “;
}
?>