Welcome to Robyn's Nest

Robyn's Nest is a non-profit animal rescue and adoption organization in Dayton, Ohio. It is owned and operated by Robyn McGeorge, a registered veterinary technician. She graduated with an associate of applied science in veterinary technology in 1994 from Raymond Walters College, University of Cincinnati. She has worked at the same small animal practice since graduation and created Robyn's Nest June 17, 2005.

NEW LOCATION!!!

Robyn's Nest opened in Miamisburg on July 21st.  We are located at 130 N. 1st Street.  We offer grooming services, microchipping, animals for adoption, and pet supplies and gifts.  Pawsitive Pet Solutions will also hold training classes at this location.  Please visit their website www.pawsitivepetsolutions.com for schedule information.  The phone number is 937-247-9272.  Remember, any money spent at Robyn's Nest helps to support homeless animals.

 

Dayton Dragons tickets for sale

Robyn’s Nest is selling Dayton Dragon’s tickets for the Sunday, August 31st 7pm game against the West Michigan Whitecaps. The tickets are $15 each and are located in section 116. We have a total of 40 tickets available to sell for the event.

Use the shopping cart button below to purchase tickets. A small surcharge is added to the ticket price to cover the Paypal processing fees. Or you can contact Robyn directly for purchasing tickets.

Click on this button to purchase tickets ($15.76 each):

Lost Dog

On January 16th, 2008, Corky disappeared out of his yard on Wendleton Lane in Beavercreek, OH. His Dad was right there talking to a neighbor. One second he was there, the next second he was gone. Corky is a 3-4 years old and is a smaller sable and white male and half of his face is white. There have been many sightings of him, but we can't get there fast enough. If seen, please contact Precious Secrets Sheltie Rescue at 513-336-0559 or call Pam at 513-374-0558.

Ask the Vet: Question/Answer for March 2008

Question:

Hi! We purchased an 11 week old female lab mix 6 days ago. I am very concerned about her aggressive behavior. At my 1st vet visit with her yesterday the vet was also concerned. She growled and tried to bite him throughout the entire exam. She has also growled at me a few times when I have corrected her, and I feel I have the best bond with her. If she is this aggressive when she is a puppy, will it escalate as she matures? Do I have a personality beyond my control? Would she be better suited to a home without children? I stay at home with with my 3 young children (7, 4, and 1). We also have an 8 yr old Siberian Husky. I am so torn inside and I truly want the best for my family and the puppy. Can you please offer me some advice?

> Jen

Robyn's Nest Site Redesign

Welcome to the new site for Robyn's Nest. We have moved the site to a new web hosting company which has better performing servers (i.e. faster page loads).  We have kept the same features from the old site (including the photo gallery of Pets for Adoption and the discussion forums). The Foster Application form is now done electronically online, instead of having to print it out and mail it.

The new event calendar has the ability to have volunteers sign up to help. In order to do this (or to participate in the forums) you will need to create an account on this site. Even if you had an account on the previous site, you will need to re-register on this site, as we were not able to import the user information from the old system to the new system.

If you have any questions, please feel free to Contact Us .

New Feature: Ask the Vet

We are starting a new feature called "Ask the Vet". If you would like to ask a question to a veterinarian, please click on Ask the Vet in the navigation menu.

We will select one question each month to get answered by an area veterinarian. The selected question and the vet's answer will be posted on our site each month.

Donation Wish List

We are currently looking for donations of the following items:

  • magnets for business cards (such as these 50-pack and 100-pack magnets at Staples)
  • business card printer paper
  • printer paper
  • cash for vet bills
  • dog and cat treats
  • Proplan dog or puppy food
  • Proplan cat or kitten food
  • Staples gift card
  • new ink jet cartridges HP 74XL and HP 75XL
     
  • Rubbermaid type containers
  • business size envelopes
  • towels (bath and hand size)
  • Grooming lift table
  • stamps
  • cage dryers
  • QuickBooks for non-profits
  • storage shelves
  • squirt bottles
  • bleach
  • paper towel dispenser
  • mini refrigerator
  • paper towels
  • scoopable cat litter
  • laundry detergent
  • dryer sheets
  • dust pan
  • dry erase board
  • blankets or rugs
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If you would like to donate any of these items, please email us so we can arrange a way to receive them.

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