Written by Gouda and Detroit's foster mom
Today I took pictures while the pups were out to potty...hoping to get a good one for Gouda's web write up. Gouda just loves the grass! He would stay outside all day if he could. When he is not chasing and playing, he is just laying or rolling in the grass in total enjoyment. Gabby(Detroit) loves being outside, but she prefers to hunt or dig...or find an earthworm to roll on:) But Gouda is just happy with grass! I just love seeing this sweet boy totally enjoy such a simple pleasure that most mill kids never get to experience when they spend their lives in cages.
Gouda Enjoying Grass
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Monday, April 12, 2010
Sunday, April 11, 2010
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.)
Toby & Brice
Oscar fka Achaius
Jock
Greyling
Gouda
Chevis & Dina
Cheddar
Toby & Brice
Oscar fka Achaius
Jock
Greyling
Gouda
Chevis & Dina
Cheddar
Monday, March 29, 2010
Gouda of "Say Cheese" has Arrived in AR
Written by Gouda's foster mom
Gouda Day 1 in Foster Care
Here are a few pictures I managed of Gouda, our new foster boy. He doesn't let any grass grow under his feet, so the picturess are not the best. You will see that he is with some of the girls. I am a firm believer of waiting to introduce new fosters, but after listening to howling and whining all afternoon with a headache, and tail wags all around through the expen, I decided to try intros.
Gouda is a bit timid of humans, but all tail wags with the other dogs. I am sure the girls will show him that people are fun too.
Gouda Day 1 in Foster Care
Here are a few pictures I managed of Gouda, our new foster boy. He doesn't let any grass grow under his feet, so the picturess are not the best. You will see that he is with some of the girls. I am a firm believer of waiting to introduce new fosters, but after listening to howling and whining all afternoon with a headache, and tail wags all around through the expen, I decided to try intros.
Gouda is a bit timid of humans, but all tail wags with the other dogs. I am sure the girls will show him that people are fun too.
Please vote once a day for Col. Potter in the Animal Rescue Site's "Shelter Challenge"! Search for Col. Potter in Medina, OH. Feel free to cross-post and please pass this on to your friends and neighbors!
Vote in the Shelter Challenge by clicking the following link: VOTE HERE
Need more detailed instructions? Click the following link: SHOW ME HOW
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Hey Col. Potter--Say Cheese!
Written by CP's VP of Intakes
Babies and puppies are just the cutest and normally make the most adorable photo subjects. They're so happy and bouncy, enjoying life to its fullest in their innocence. Well, most puppies at least ... Those that are born in a commercial breeding facility and don't make it out within the first few weeks of life languish in filthy conditions, get cheap, limited quantities of food, dirty water, no love or attention and have to fight to continue to survive. Only the strong exit a commercial breeding facility alive.
We were contacted by a shelter where the state animal health department had delivered some young Cairns seized from a breeding facility. The shelter felt they would do much better coming into rescue rather than staying at the shelter or being adopted out directly to the public.
This week, six Cairns, one year old and younger, found their way into the loving arms of CP. My thanks to volunteers for helping get them picked up from the shelter and delivered to our vet.
I am pleased to introduce the Say Cheese! kids:
Say Cheese, please, choose your favorite cheese, and give one of these little furkids their first exposure to a home and love. I know during their future photo ops, when you Say Cheese, they will have big smiles on their faces!
Babies and puppies are just the cutest and normally make the most adorable photo subjects. They're so happy and bouncy, enjoying life to its fullest in their innocence. Well, most puppies at least ... Those that are born in a commercial breeding facility and don't make it out within the first few weeks of life languish in filthy conditions, get cheap, limited quantities of food, dirty water, no love or attention and have to fight to continue to survive. Only the strong exit a commercial breeding facility alive.
We were contacted by a shelter where the state animal health department had delivered some young Cairns seized from a breeding facility. The shelter felt they would do much better coming into rescue rather than staying at the shelter or being adopted out directly to the public.
This week, six Cairns, one year old and younger, found their way into the loving arms of CP. My thanks to volunteers for helping get them picked up from the shelter and delivered to our vet.
I am pleased to introduce the Say Cheese! kids:
Parmesan: Male, wheaten, 10.8lbs, 1 year old
Gouda: male, gray brindle, 9.4lbs, 7 months old
Cheddar: male, wheaten, 9.2lbs, 5 months old
Havarti: Male, gray brindle, 9lbs, 8 months old
Feta: Male, wheaten, 8lbs, 5 months old
Brie: Female, gray brindle, 8.6lbs, 5 months old
Say Cheese, please, choose your favorite cheese, and give one of these little furkids their first exposure to a home and love. I know during their future photo ops, when you Say Cheese, they will have big smiles on their faces!
Please vote once a day for Col. Potter in the Animal Rescue Site's "Shelter Challenge"! Search for Col. Potter in Medina, OH. Feel free to cross-post and please pass this on to your friends and neighbors!
Vote in the Shelter Challenge by clicking the following link: VOTE HERE
Need more detailed instructions? Click the following link: SHOW ME HOW
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