Belle is a former Red Lake Rosie's Rescue dog that was adopted through Pet Haven in January.
Her new owner reports that Belle has a happy life including long walks in the dog park with her friends daily.
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Monday, July 20, 2015
Belle
Belle is a former Red Lake Rosie's Rescue dog that was adopted through Pet Haven in January.
Her new owner reports that Belle has a happy life including long walks in the dog park with her friends daily.
Sunday, January 11, 2015
Happy New Year to all of our animal heroes!
Happy New Year to all of our extraordinary RLRR supporters!!
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| LOKI |
Red Lake Rosie’s is enormously grateful to each of you who supported us this year.
We rescued 829 animals – cats, kittens, puppies, dogs, one horse, one parrot, one canary, and two rabbits in 2014. All of you made that possible.
We rescued 829 animals – cats, kittens, puppies, dogs, one horse, one parrot, one canary, and two rabbits in 2014. All of you made that possible.
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| LEO |
Our gratitude goes to our generous donors – of money, supplies, volunteer hours, and good wishes.
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| CLAIRE & BELLE |
Our individual donors are the backbone of the rescue. You provide much-needed funds for veterinary care for the animals coming in to the shelter throughout the year.
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| POPPYSEED |
We want to thank the groups and businesses who support us, as well –
All of our Partner Rescues
The ABE! Fund
Chuck & Don’s Pet Food
Doris Day Animal Foundation
Friends of Flicka
Lawson Family Fund
Pause 4 Paws
Pet Haven – The Shed
Robbinsdale Farm & Garden Supply
20 for 20
The Twin Cities Dog Daycare Association (TCDDA) Great Minnesota Pet Food Drive
All of our Partner Rescues
The ABE! Fund
Chuck & Don’s Pet Food
Doris Day Animal Foundation
Friends of Flicka
Lawson Family Fund
Pause 4 Paws
Pet Haven – The Shed
Robbinsdale Farm & Garden Supply
20 for 20
The Twin Cities Dog Daycare Association (TCDDA) Great Minnesota Pet Food Drive
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| MOLLY |
To everyone who donated time, money, and supplies and supported us by sharing our rescue challenges, successes and fundraising needs, we are deeply grateful for your dedication to helping animals and wish you the best in 2015.
Monday, July 7, 2014
Miss Kitty Belle
Miss Kitty arrived at Red Lake Rosie's Rescue after her owner died. Unfortunately, she did not like sharing space with all the rowdy boy cats, so we were very happy when Pet Haven agreed to take her in for foster care and adoption.
Here are some pictures of belle in her new home!
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Colleen's winter weekend at RLRR
Kristin took these great photos, but just look at the sad eyes on all of these dogs.
Denise
PUPS WITH BLUE EYES
COLLEEN SAYS:
Hi everyone- I know some of you enjoy hearing about weekends up in Red Lake so having just come back I thought I would give you a weekend recap.
REILLY
I left and drove up to Karen's mid day on Thursday- in time to help with chores around 6:30 pm. I arrived to find blood on the snow and ice and come to find out one of her dogs, Riley had cut his pad on ice or something and was was bleeding pretty readily. Looked worse than it was on the snow, but he ended up getting a couple of stitches and now has the "cone" head attire.
BELLE & BONNIE HAVE RICKETS AND MANGE
BUT THEY NOW HAVE BEAUTIFUL SWEATERS
The saddest story of the weekend was about Kena- a large golden retrvr mix whose people had called Karen earlier in the week to come and get their dog as "he had been hit by a car"... Karen brought him to the vet where it was determined that he didn't have any broken bones and most likely would mend with time. So the next day we drove to Gonvik vet to pick him up. We kenneled him on Friday nite and by Sat am found that he has passed in the kennel over nite. It was sad and unexpected as he had looked like he was doing quite better the night before- so his internal injuries must have been pretty extensive.
SPRUCED UP CATHOUSE
Kristin and a new volunteer Heidi arrived on Friday night and worked very hard all day Saturday cleaning and moving cartons from the cat house to the new storage shed, clearing room in the cat house and lessening the claustrophobia. They cleaned light fixtures, put in new bulbs, did continuous laundry and dish cleaning.
KARMA
In the midst of that they socialized "not so social" puppies that were brought in on Friday, while Karen and I took a trip to Thief River Falls to do a WalMart run. The kid in the pet supply area about fell over when we asked for 15 bags of cat litter!
It was beautiful up there as the temps were fairly mild and the fog hung on the trees in the morning both days and it looked like a crystal forest.
ONE IS THE LONELIEST NUMBER
TWO IS BETTER
THREE IS BEST: CRYSTAL, COCO, CURT
We transported out 16 animals on Sunday, but not before I managed to slide off the new road a bit, near the kennel and get stuck. So Karen and the girls then had to push me out!!
Many thanks to Kristin and Heidi for their very hard work and to Karen for her endless commitment to animals at RL. For anyone thinking of making a Red Lake trip the road is always open and Karen is always grateful for the help. If any of you would want a firsthand report from the new recruits I could put you in touch with them!
Colleen
All sad eyes, except the dog in Karen's arms.
Denise
Denise
PUPS WITH BLUE EYES
COLLEEN SAYS:Hi everyone- I know some of you enjoy hearing about weekends up in Red Lake so having just come back I thought I would give you a weekend recap.
REILLY
I left and drove up to Karen's mid day on Thursday- in time to help with chores around 6:30 pm. I arrived to find blood on the snow and ice and come to find out one of her dogs, Riley had cut his pad on ice or something and was was bleeding pretty readily. Looked worse than it was on the snow, but he ended up getting a couple of stitches and now has the "cone" head attire.BELLE & BONNIE HAVE RICKETS AND MANGE
BUT THEY NOW HAVE BEAUTIFUL SWEATERS
The saddest story of the weekend was about Kena- a large golden retrvr mix whose people had called Karen earlier in the week to come and get their dog as "he had been hit by a car"... Karen brought him to the vet where it was determined that he didn't have any broken bones and most likely would mend with time. So the next day we drove to Gonvik vet to pick him up. We kenneled him on Friday nite and by Sat am found that he has passed in the kennel over nite. It was sad and unexpected as he had looked like he was doing quite better the night before- so his internal injuries must have been pretty extensive.SPRUCED UP CATHOUSE
Kristin and a new volunteer Heidi arrived on Friday night and worked very hard all day Saturday cleaning and moving cartons from the cat house to the new storage shed, clearing room in the cat house and lessening the claustrophobia. They cleaned light fixtures, put in new bulbs, did continuous laundry and dish cleaning. KARMA
In the midst of that they socialized "not so social" puppies that were brought in on Friday, while Karen and I took a trip to Thief River Falls to do a WalMart run. The kid in the pet supply area about fell over when we asked for 15 bags of cat litter! 
It was beautiful up there as the temps were fairly mild and the fog hung on the trees in the morning both days and it looked like a crystal forest.ONE IS THE LONELIEST NUMBER
TWO IS BETTER
THREE IS BEST: CRYSTAL, COCO, CURT
We transported out 16 animals on Sunday, but not before I managed to slide off the new road a bit, near the kennel and get stuck. So Karen and the girls then had to push me out!!
Many thanks to Kristin and Heidi for their very hard work and to Karen for her endless commitment to animals at RL. For anyone thinking of making a Red Lake trip the road is always open and Karen is always grateful for the help. If any of you would want a firsthand report from the new recruits I could put you in touch with them!Colleen
All sad eyes, except the dog in Karen's arms.Denise
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