We just took in another Foster Care Dog - I want to keep her.
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A Louisiana Catahoula Leopard Dog. Never heard of this breed until the shelter called and said she had 3 days to live. Evidently no sooner had we picked her up for fostering and someone called and wanted to adopt her. Such a pretty dog, and so sweet. Gets along with all of the other dogs and likes us humans. Quiet and very energetic. About 6-8 months old and her name is Calley.
If the adopters have no children I might lie and tell them she is a trouble maker.
If the adopters have no children I might lie and tell them she is a trouble maker.
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Me to. I don't have "permissions" right now. Waiting period I guess.
We used to have a Catahoula, found him on the side of the road after a tornado, no one claimed him. He lived to be about 17, LOVED to ride in the truck. High energy dog, lot's of fun.
"If you do not read the newspapers you're uninformed. If you do read the newspapers, you're misinformed." -- Mark Twain
Good on ya.
I don't know what the answer is about miss-treatment of animals, and it needs addressing on a national level. It seems to be so much worse here in the south. Pictures and addresses posted in the local news papers of the bozos harming them would make a good start.
On a higher note (depending on your point of view) Cally is going to her new humans as I type this. Such a sweet little dog. Oh well, can't keep all of them.
Good on you.
And the heck of it is, every single rescue dog we have taken in has been as gentle and sweet as you could possibly want. Like River, who was thrown from a moving car into the Obion River at about 8 weeks old. He came with a broken leg. (which I fixed by stepping on his foot, accidentally, when he was about 8 months old). He now lives under my desk , never fights, loves everybody and will smile when petted. My hat is off to anyone who rescues a dog, regardless if from a pound or found on the street.
I must have missed this post. There used to be a lady with her own "reality" show about her work rescuing dogs here in TN (she kept a lot of them and fostered out a bunch). They also saw a vet to make sure they were healthy. Anyway, they would post them on line and when enough people came forward they would load up a truck with cages full of the rescued animals and drive up and down the east coast placing them with their new humans. I suspect that this is how you got yours. Thanks for adopting them.
Strange, but most chihuahuas I have come into contact with are the same way, love women hate men. I did spend some time with a friends chihuahua and it only took about 5 mins for her to warm up to me but it was all teeth and snarls when we were introduced. I always wondered if they were bred for that reason.
And thanks for taking the dogs in.
When Dolly was a young padawan, before turning to the dark side.
And after turning to the dark side...
She's actually playing in those two mean pictures... She'll get one of her toys and drop them in front of me until I try to take them. Then she attempts to keep me from taking them. Fun times. She looks so ferocious though!
there appears to be issues with posting pics from flickr now... have to troubleshoot later. Have to do some work...
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Pictures..I noticed some problems when I tried to re size...Christmas rush?