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Sunday, June 19, 2011

Black labs adopted

Black lab mix dogs are slow to be adopted, just like black cats, even though everyone who's had one will tell you they are the best! Anyway, we were especially glad for these UPDATES FROM ALL DOG RESCUE:

I just wanted to give you a quick update on two dogs that came from Red Lake Rosie's Rescue that had exciting news in the last couple of days.

CARLISLECarlisle (called Murphy at All Dog Rescue) was heartworm-positive after all, plus he had lots of broken teeth and a tumor on his tush that was benign but needed to be removed. Well, his foster dad got him through his dental, tumor removal, and heartworm treatment, and last Friday he was adopted by one of my colleagues from work! I'm so excited that he is with someone I know because I'll get to hear updates all the time - it is a super nice family of a mom, dad, and two girls. Dad is a serious runner so he'll get lots of exercise, but mostly he's going to get tons of love.

JONASAnd as for Jonas (called Jace at All Dog Rescue since we have another Jonas)
- well, he's not even going to make it to Petfinder! He had been in his foster home for almost a week when we got an application for a different dog. The dog they applied for wasn't a good fit, but we put them in touch with Jace's foster mom, and I just found out tonight that he's going to be adopted by them! I know he was up there with you for quite a while, so I'm so happy he found a home so quickly!!!

Susan

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Every rescued animal has a story...

A community member was at the garbage dump in Redby and a man came with his puppy that he was going to shoot. The community member told him not to shoot him and said she wanted him--so Pretty Boy Floyd was spared and came to Red Lake Rosie's Rescue 3 days before the transport.

PRETTY BOY FLOYDHe is about 14 weeks old, about 15 lbs. and is very sweet. I checked him and he seems like he has been neutered, so perhaps he was at our March clinic. I am so sad the guy was just going to shoot him and throw him in the garbage. He left Saturday enroute to a foster home through St. Francis of Assissi.

TRANSPORT TRAILEROn Saturday, May 7 we had a major transport of 6 large dogs and 16 puppies all to foster care. Also, as a part of this transport, a large truck and trailer load of food was also picked up for delivery to the RLRR shelter.

TRANSPORT TEAMGeri and Karen met the O'Sullivans in Bemidji with the dogs and puppies where they were transferred to Tom's Pickup and also Nancy's car. Terry also came along to help.

TRANSPORT CREWKristin and Barbie met in Little Falls to take the precious canine cargo, and Eric from The Shed also met there with a load of donated food. Tom's truck and trailer were loaded full of much-needed food for Red Lake animals.

BATMANBatman, a pure bred German Shepherd, went with DeeDee to Second Hand Dog in Claremont.

TANNERWe are happy that Tanner is our first dog to be sent to RAGOM (Retrieve A Golden Of Minnesota).

SIX SHEP PUPS2 sheps went to Act V; 2 sheps went to MARS; 2 sheps went to Metro Mutts.

ROCRoc went to Pet Haven.

PRINCESSPrincess is a Australian shepherd mix that came injured from White Earth Reservation about 90 miles from RLRR. We had previously helped by getting Princess spayed, however now that Princess is injured the owner requested we take her because she has no way to get her medical care nor keep her safe. Princess was a model well-behaved quiet dog at the shelter during her brief stay. All Dog Rescue took her on May 7th into foster care.

JONASJonas had been at the shelter for some time and went to All Dog Rescue.

FOUR SHEP PUPS4 shep pups (Casey, Tara, Thor, Bella) went to TLC Canine Rescue.

HUSKY PUPS3 husky pups wer to MUSHR; 2 husky pups went to Secondhand Hounds.

SHAMUShamu was a very special needs boy that went to Liz, RLRR foster home. Shamu was neutered at our October 2010 clinic, and was since kept in a pen and developed some behaviors including jumping up on people and very hyper behavior. Being a very large dog he could easily knock people down. He is very friendly. The owner finally decided to surrender Shamu to RLRR where he spent a month. Thankfully, now Shamu will get one-to-one training and there will be hope for his adoption in the future.

It was a great relief to have the many dogs and puppies on to their new foster homes with a chance for a new life as well as getting the food supply not only for the shelter but for the many community people who come to the food shelf for pet kibble.

Karen

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