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August 2007

08/30 Molly Update

by zennia on August 30, 2007

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We’re happy to announce, that after a long road and some very hard work by her vet & foster mom, Molly is now available for adoption! The mange that Molly was suffering from is, as previously reported, cured. Molly has been very receptive to foster mom Lydia’s training. She knows how to walk nicely on [continue reading...]

08/19 Emmie Update

by zennia on August 19, 2007

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Our sweet girl Emmie has now been placed into a new foster home. Our Intake Director, Michele, has taken Emmie into her pack to work with her on socialization skills. Emmie doesn’t really know how to ‘speak’ dog. Currently, upon coming into contact with other dogs on walks, she is not able to communicate the [continue reading...]

Additional Photos of Ginger

by zennia on August 18, 2007

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08/09 Molly Update

by zennia on August 9, 2007

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Yay! Molly has left the hospital after a month of wonderful treatment and she looks FANTASTIC! She’s been transported to her very own foster home & is loving every second of it! We’re happy to report that her Sarcoptic Mange has been successfully treated & the fur on her ears, legs and around her eyes [continue reading...]

08/08 Ginger Update

by zennia on August 8, 2007

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The lovely Ginger is healing nicely from her spay. Her foster mom says she’s back in the swing of things and acting like her old self after a couple days of taking it easy. Her stitches will be out later this week and therefore she’ll be ready to be adopted! Ginger also is now up [continue reading...]

Introducing Popeye

by zennia on August 5, 2007

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Popeye the Shiba Boy

Popeye was surrendered by his owners because their new baby is allergic. He is 4 years old and is wonderful with small children. Popeye shows no signs of aggression even around food or toys. Popeye is neutered, up to date with all of his shots, and is in overall good health. He was an only [continue reading...]