Sisu, formerly Rush, now her life is Perfect

UPDATE FROM HER CO-WORKER:
"Karen Good, this is Sisu (aka Rush who someone tried to choke) ready for a trip to her family's cabin. What a lucky dog!

She comes to work several days a week; she is the office dog! She has a great owner and is having an amazing life. It was a great save all the way around."
SEE ORIGINAL BLOG POST HERE.
On September 4th, 2012, it was getting dark and a car arrived with two dogs which they wanted to surrender.

RUSH AT RLRR

They were in pretty fair shape, except we noticed the next day that Rush had a raspy way of breathing. We saw a scar on her throat which had healed and a few scrapes on her head and rump.

Another "broken" animal I thought, and wondered who would take this girl? She was a very nice dog and deserved a good home.

Thankfully, All Dog Rescue stepped up and took Rush. A vet visit determined that Rush had laryngial paralysis and nothing needed to be done right away. Her heart and lungs are good and she can have normal activity. She is super sweet and friendly and her foster dad already adores her.

We are so happy that our rescue friends do not expect animals in perfect physical condition, and in so doing are finding perfect animals in many other ways!

Sincerely, Karen RLRR

Sisu is struggling

Sisu was known as Rush at Red Lake Rosie's Rescue. She arrived on September 4th, 2012 with another dog, Maggie Mae, from the same location.


They seemed in pretty fair shape, but we noticed the next day that Rush had a raspy way of breathing. We saw a scar on her throat which had healed and a few scrapes on her head and rump.

RUSH / SISU at RLRR

All Dog Rescue stepped up and took Rush on September 22nd. A vet visit determined that Rush had laryngeal paralysis but it seemed then that she could have normal activity.

Unfortunately, now she is having trouble again and needs additional vet care. If anyone can make a donation to help out her new family, it would be very much appreciated.

Karen, RLRR

Perfect

On September 4th, it was getting dark and a car arrived with two dogs which they wanted to surrender. It was our friend Sharae who helped the people find their way to Red Lake Rosie's Rescue from Circle Pines in Red Lake.

MAGGIE MAE

Sharae and I tucked in a young female dog called Maggie Mae and her sister I called Rush in their kennels with food and water and blankets. They were in pretty fair shape, except we noticed the next day that Rush had a raspy way of breathing. We saw a scar on her throat which had healed and a few scrapes on her head and rump.

Another "broken" animal I thought, and wondered who would take this girl? She was a very nice dog and deserved a good home.

Maggie Mae was an easy placement and went out in a week.

RUSH

Thankfully, All Dog Rescue stepped up and took Rush on September 22nd. A vet visit determined that Rush had laryngial paralysis and nothing needs to be done right now. Her heart and lungs are good and she can have normal activity. She is super sweet and friendly and her foster dad already adores her.

We are so happy that our rescue friends do not expect animals in perfect physical condition, and in so doing are finding perfect animals in many other ways!

Sincerely, Karen RLRR