Charlie, the long haired Dachshund moved into foster care on 2/25. He has two other Dachshunds in foster care with him and is really enjoying himself. However he does have an adoption appointment on 3/13 so it may be a short stay for him in foster
care. I'll keep you posted.
Buster is doing well in foster care as well. He is a young dog and his foster parents are working with him on appropriate items to chew on. They have been keeping him busy with hiking and playtime, which he really enjoys.
Brooke was adopted on 2/28. Brooke is the Bluetick hound that was dropped
off at the pound with the family cat when her family lost their home. The cat was quickly adopted but due to Brooke's age (6) she was of low interest to the public. RESCUE stepped in and
was honored to make her apart of our RESCUE family. She now has a loving, gentle family with two kids and a canine brother. I'm confident that with time Brooke will come to feel safe and loved by her new family.
On 3/1 our 9th Annual Beauty to the RESCUE event took place. It was a HUGE success. For all the details please see our detailed blog post - Beauty to the RESCUE Re-cap.
On 3/3 we rescued a new dog, a Whippet mix that we named Brandi. She was spayed yesterday and will be going up for adoption shortly. Brandi is a young, active, smart dog. She loves being petted and if you want her video on our Facebook page, yo
u'll see that she actually will fall asleep while you pet her! :0
On 3/4 Winston was adopted. Winston was on the "kill list" due to his shy, timid nature. His new family is a semi-retired couple who wanted a small canine friend. They fell in love with Winston and were eager to provide him with a quite, loving home where he can blossom.
On 3/5 we rescued four new cats. Jonas is a 6 month old long haired black kitty. He is very mellow, gentle and what I'd call a love muffin. Sophia is a one year old medium haired white and brown tabby cat. She is a recent mom of three polydactyl kittens. The kittens went up for adoption but due to Sophia having a case of mastitis (swollen mammary glands) she could not go up for adoption. Tucker is a big brown tabby. He is affectionate and playful. Giselle is a beautiful short haired mixed breed kitty. She looks like she has some tortie, tabby and cornish rex or Siamese in her. She is a very narrow kitty with a mild mannered personality. All four of the kitties have colds and are being cared for by our volunteers. In another week or two they
will be healthy and we will then spay/neuter each of them and place them up for adoption.
On 3/6 Howie was adopted. He will be an only kitty, which I'm sure he will love getting all the attention.
On 3/7 Fergie was adopted. You may recall that Fergie was the cat that shared a cage at animal control with a leukemia positive cat. While the other cat, Nola had to be sent over the Rainbow Bridge, Fergie used one of her nine lives and escaped exposure to this terrible disease. Fergie, now known as Tycho, shares her
On 3/7 Fergie was adopted. You may recall that Fergie was the cat that shared a cage at animal control with a leukemia positive cat. While the other cat, Nola had to be sent over the Rainbow Bridge, Fergie used one of her nine lives and escaped exposure to this terrible disease. Fergie, now known as Tycho, shares her home with two teenage boys and a new feline brother Gabriel. They are already fast friends.
On 3/7 Lexy was adopted. Her new parents are a retired couple with
no other dogs or cats. Her new mom is hearing impaired. She wanted a canine friend but also a dog that could be her "ears." Lexy passed all the tests and will be starting her 18-month Guide Dog training on 4/1. We couldn't be happier for Lexy. She is a really smart dog and this is a perfect home for her!!
On 3/11 Betsy went to the vet to
have her teeth cleaned.
On 3/11 Tristan was adopted. His new mom is a single woman with no other pets. Tristan is the cat that was abandoned by his owners on New Years eve. He was adopted four years prior at the same location on the exact same date. Tristan was up for adoption for 16 days, terrified and shaking. RESCUE stepped in and made him apart of our RESCUE family. His teeth were in terrible c
ondition and his fur was matted. We had his teeth cleaned and to our surprise, Tristan LOVED being brushed. He now has a gorgeous coat which he is happy to show you or have you brush. He has flourished in a short time and we know that he will continue to show his loving personality in his new home.
Thank you again for following RESCUE's journey and here's to a great week!
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