Collier, an active 2 year old Wheaten Male |
The world witnessed the horror of
the Boston Marathon bombing incident a few weeks ago. The reign of terror
continued afterwards and another innocent victim was added to the list, the
young MIT police office, Sean Collier. In his short 27 years of life,
this young man touched many hearts with his wit, personality, zest for life,
professionalism, and, most of all, his big, caring heart and easy smile.
These are two good things to remember and remember about his life.
As a tribute to this fine young
man, our newest young boy is named Collier. He is two years old and has
had quite the experience in his short life. Early Winter, he was found
out in the country in the middle of nowhere. He was very hungry and cold,
with no shelter. He had no ID or even a collar. A Rescue Angel came along and offered him a
ride to the nearest vet clinic, where Collier enjoyed warm quarters and
plenty of food! When no on came forward to claim this little guy, the kindly
vet began the search for a new home for his young patient. One
day, a man came to the vet clinic with one of his animals and he took Collier
home to his family. Home at last, but not for long...
Collier, adorable, young, and full of Cairn instincts! |
Although Collier loved his family
and they loved him, it wasn't the best place for a young Cairn with a very
healthy prey drive. Life down on the farm was far too tempting
- although Collier thought he was in Cairn
heaven! The day he caught his own fresh dinner, it was decided that he
needed a home with less temptation. Sometimes prey drive just gets in the
way!
This young Cairn survived a rough
situation out in the cold on his own and is very lucky to be alive. He's
enjoying the better things in life now, thanks to an unknown Rescue Angel. It is easy to imagine that Collier's Rescue Angel
was a lot like Officer Collier - always putting others first and helping in any
way possible.
Please welcome Collier - a very
lively and adorable young boy!
Humbly and in honor, a four paw
salute to Officer Sean Collier.
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