I haves a new bestist friend

Written by Kringle, Dressing's new foster brother

Dressing and Kringle

R Mom & Dad bringed home a nu fosser sister. Her is berry berry little nberry berry scared. So ob course, being da man ob da house after Dad eye has to take care ob her. Most ob da sisters is a big pain in da wagger. Specially dat sister Tia who finks dat her needs to keep my under arms clean and mi ears chewed on.

But dis little fosser sister is a cutie pie. Her is no pwoblem at all, so eye lets her be wif me and I takes care ob her.

Ifin any ob U cuzins needs a nu sister 4 Christmas, axe Santi Paws if dare is room on his flyin dog bed 4 Dressing, cuz her is a real sweetheart nher needs her berry own forever home.

Her tail is not up yet.. but she is working on it.


Is it OK if I is wif U Kringle?

Why sure it is little Dressing, it is berry safe in the desk cave.

U is safe wif me, eye is da Man dawg



Please click here if you would like to see all of our available cairns who are looking for forever homes.

Sunday Sweets!

Sunday is full of SWEETS! Each week we will showcase the sweeter side of Cairns. If you have a sweet filled cairn and would like us to consider YOUR picture for an upcoming "Sunday Sweets" send it to us at cpcrnblog@gmail.com! (All photo submissions become the property of CPCRN and may be used for fundraising, promotion and/or outreach purposes.)

Rocky


Manda and Fonzie


Lexi and Connie


Kayla


Ellie and William


Hunter


Bebe and Manda


Dressing and Kringle


Cinny


Bling


Bea, Neha and Bubba Gump

A New Leash on Life for Dressing - life begins anew with CP!!!

Written by Dressing's Foster Mom

"Now you see", whispers my husband into the little red ear.. "the white shirts are called the Steelers and the dark shirts are called the Ravens and this is a football game... and you can cheer for whomever you like"

And the little mill girl has settled right down onto his chest. Her head is not down yet.. but this is her very first trip into the living room and her first experience of Foster Dad's deep, calm voice... and like always.. it is working. They are just sitting together and he is talking to her about football and petting her so very gently

Little Dressing is only 12 pounds and she has the typical mill dog nose .. black and hairless from poking her little face as far into freedom as she could get. To add to her scars there is a large black patch of hairless skin on her back. I think it is caused by being in a too small cage and having to lay with her back against the wire.

Mr Drumstick went with us on another car ride today to meet his foster Mom in Minnesota. So I am sure that Marge will tell you all about him.

But Dressing is staying with us for a while and as I promised.. I have some pictures of the little lady.

Have you checked out all the great prizes available in Col. Potter's current fundraiser, A New Leash on Life? Help rescue puppy mill dogs and possibly win some great prizes too! Click the following link to check out the prizes available: New Leash on Life:Weathering the Storm.

LET'S GIVE THANKS FOR CP'S THANKSGIVING FEAST!

Written by CP's VP of Intakes

How many of you have family and friends that just don't understand why you volunteer with a rescue group ... and then a dog rescue group on top of it? There's no salary, it takes away from your personal and family time, you're always being asked to help with something and donate for something ... I know I have many family and friends who think I'm a crazy dog lady ... and you know what ... I'm just fine with that! I believe there is no better gift than to give of your time and your talents to something you love and believe in. I'm one of those people who would generally prefer to spend time with dogs than with many people ... and I can't think of a better way to give and to help than rescuing Cairn Terriers and in the process have found some of my best and closest friends right here at Col. Potter.

Tomorrow, when I sit down for Thanksgiving dinner, one of the things I am most thankful for is Col. Potter Cairn Rescue Network. When you think about what this group of 100% volunteers has been able to accomplish and the difference we have been able to make in the lives of more than 2500 Cairns in a relatively short period of time, it is truly remarkable! And I know those 2500+ Cairns are very thankful there was a Col. Potter Cairn Rescue to give them a second chance at a happily ever after.

Last weekend, three more little Cairns joined the CP family, three more little Cairns I am thankful I was able to be a small part of helping to freedom and knowing they will now have a wonderful future of love and care. Tomorrow, I will be thinking about CP's Thanksgiving Feast and not only the difference I have been able to make on their lives, but what a difference they and all the others have made on mine:

Drumstick: Male, wheaten, DOB 5/28/05, 17.8#

Dressing: Female, wheaten, DOB 3/14/01, 12/1#

Yams: Female, wheaten, DOB 10/29/07, 14#

Please help me welcome CP's Thanksgiving Feast and remember to give thanks tomorrow for all that we have. HAPPY THANKSGIVING!