Lola, formerly Christa

I was able to get a surrender on Christa and Carley/Cora only because Christa was walking with a limp. The other pups were kept and they were dehydrated and malnourished- very tiny and walking on the road. We are happy that we were able to save the lives of Christa and Cora out of the litter at least. See original blog post.  As you can see Christa, now Lola, has a wonderful life! 

We want to thank All Dog and the great foster care they got from Linda.

Karen

UPDATE:
Hello, I wanted to give you an update on Christa - Lola! She has been the most wonderful addition to my home and office! She is growing so fast and boy is she smart! It took the first week to potty train, no accidents since then, she signals when she wants to go out and being food motivated sure helps her to learn more things every day. Trips to the dog park are her favorite and she loves to play with the big dogs! Thanks so much for all of the wonderful work you do.

Lola, napping after a hard day at work!

Carley & Christa

During the August clinic, John Little, one of our local residents, was concerned about a litter of pups he had seen on the highway in Red Lake.  John followed the puppies and they led him to their home. 

CARLEY

CHRISTA

After the clinic was over Karen picked up John who rode along and helped find the house with the pups.  They surrendered 2 of the pups and kept the remaining litter.  They gave one that "walked funny"

according to the owner and one more female.  The pups were very hungry and dehydrated.  We are hoping the remaining ups survived.

We are thankful that the puppies, Christa and Carley, got into foster care with Linda of All Dog Rescue and are looking so healthy.  Both have been spayed and may have been adopted by now.

Sincerely, Karen