Peaceful Paws Grooming Salon

This is a REAL scam people please share for your friends and family that have dogs/cats that are lost or or gotten out. Basically some notifies you that they have found lost pet. Wants to verify a code(6 digit google code) when you do it grants them remote access to your phone and all info, including passwords and saved personal info such as auto fill. Do not give them access. This is not how people return animals to owners. Usually someone wants specific physical characteristics or a photo.

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Text #405 328 1269 for appointment. Leave name and # please and thank you. I will return message when able. Ty JenniText #405 328 1269 for appointment. Leave name and # please and thank you. I will return message when able. Ty Jenni

This is Jenni, just a quick message for my clients. As most of you know I have not been accepting regular scheduling because of personal reasons. For that I am sorry. I am evaluating my situation and until further notice my grooming will be limited. I will update when and if I am running full time again. Thank you all.

My cousin Susie Gorman Green posted this and I thought someone might need to hear this. Ty FYI - From Animal Samaritans As we watch communities across the worl...d respond to coronavirus COVID-19, I reach out to personally update you on the precautions Animal Samaritans is taking locally to protect our staff and guests as well as the impact this health crisis is having on pets. We have heard the concern that pets may be able to transmit or contract the disease. I want to reassure you first and foremost that both the Center for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization have stated there is no evidence that companion animals can spread the virus. Therefore, there is no reason to take measures against companion animals which may compromise their well-being, such as abandoning them or relinquishing them to a shelter. If you have any concerns about your pet’s health or exposure to the virus, contact your veterinarian as you normally would.