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In memory of BoW, his owners would like to raise funds for rescue hounds. "Let's ensure that every dog is provide the same opportunity Bow was given"
A Tribute to BoW by Dawn Smith
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Freddie, 2-yr old, male, doxie, basset, pit mix, needs a home. He plays well and has very high puppy energy. Loves water, loves kisses and has training by K9 Connection. Freddie is looking for an active home to call his own! Pics, Video.
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He has such a happy demeanor. The ideal situation for Freddie would have no cats, bunnies, small dogs as he is still very puppish in play & plays rough. |
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The animals that live here have two things in common: First, they have survived difficult living conditions, or debilitating medical conditions, or both. Second, and more importantly, they need your help to ensure that they can continue to live happy, healthy lives till they get adopted.
We are able to save lives thanks to people like you. We are a no kill kennel and sanctuary that provides a haven for unwanted pets.
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From living on a rope, neglected in a desert community in CA, Freddy was saved by volunteer Sheilia Adams. It was love at first sight, when his family adopted him. Freddy moved to England with his family when they moved back home. Yeah!
Dodgers Story
Jan 21, 2012 at 4 a.m. Our hardworking shelter coordinator was unable to sleep and signed on to check shelter updates. She found a shelter plea about a basset at Downey shelter, his owner had brought him in due to rear end paralysis and incontinence. The shelter was requesting rescue immediately or they would have to put him to sleep.
That's how we met Dodger.
Linda Miller immediately rose to the occaision and provided a lift for Dodger, and here he is upon intake. 8 years old and not quite sure what his crime was to be dumped at a shelter.
Dodger has some rear leg movement and deep tissue response. We are in the middle of a storm, which can absolutely cause temporary paralysis. Thru some hard working detective work, we found his vet and have discovered this is a new situation that was not seen by a vet prior to shelter dump. That's all now in his past.
Dodger will need lots of therapy, possible surgery, nutritional rehab and a warm cozy place to make his dream come true. Dodger would like to walk. Barni at Daphneyland is going to help him do just that!
Be part of Team Dodger - donate to his page and forward it to friends, facebook it, and help us give this Dodger Dog a new life! Please donate to help him.