Pretty lucky puppies to steal your hearts

Red Lake Rosie's Rescue is the difference between life and death...

We had a load of 10 very sweet puppies that left on Saturday, February 5th enroute to Second Hand Hounds, Act V, Metropolitan Mutts, and TLC. On board were also two cats, Inky and Zola, that went to Tricounty. Karen, Carol, Tom & Nancy O'Sullivan, and Barbie Olson were the transporters.

VESTAVANAVana, Vesta and Gus were found at the Redby garbage dump by a nice girl named Alexis who took them home and contacted RLRR. Carol transported them to the shelter.

KENYAKARRIEKenya, Karrie, Vana and Vesta went to Second Hand Hounds.

KRAMER, KARRIE & KENYAGUSKramer and Gus went to TLC.

SANA & SENECASanna and Seneca went to Act V.

TANK & TOMMYTwo little boys, Tommy & Tank, had a miraculous rescue from INSIDE a garbage bin. One of the workers, Willa, at the Sanitation Department called and said that she saw a pickup truck pull up to the garbage dumpster and toss 2 puppies inside.

TANK & TOMMY WRESTLINGWe're so thankful she called! We asked her to go "dumpster diving" and get them out. Then Polly and Carol Priest answered the call, so Tommy & Tank were taken to safety with Carol in Bemidji.

TANKThey went on the transport to Metropolitan Mutts and we are so happy we got them before they ended up crushed or burned in the dumpster.

TOMMYThanks to everyone who helped save Tommy & Tank!!

And, as always, thank you to everyone who makes it possible for these animals to get a chance at life in a loving home!

Karen

Tiny Tank & Big Buddy Tar

Pugsley & Patti were little pups that left Red Lake Rosie's Rescue and briefly moved into foster care as Bonnie & Clyde. Now they are both happily adopted and we got an update from the former Pugsley/Clyde/Tank's family:

Tank and Tar, what a pair!

Tank, the small Chug (i.e., Chihuahua/Pug) joined our family in February 2010. Tank was named after his big belly that he had when we first met him. Food and Love can do wonders for these little ones.

Tank is now a little brother to our 2 year old German Import Rottweiler “Altar,” though at times, I think Tank believes he’s the big brother and Tar better back off.

Tank is a wonderful joy to our family.