Shipwreck is our featured foster this week and this little guy is far from being a wreck. He is an excellent first mate! He LOVES tummy rubs, squeaky toys, tennis balls, Foster Mom's grandkids and his kibble. This boy just LOVES to LOVE! He is also a great kisser and a great dancer. With Valentine's Day coming up what more could you ask for?!?
He has a little trouble with his eyesight, but he certainly doesn't let that keep him from playing and having fun! Due to his poor vision he needs a Forever Family that is willing to help him out by not constantly rearranging the furniture or leaving obstacles in his path. What a small sacrifice to make for this sweetheart!
If you are looking for a special guy in your life, fill out an adoption application and let's get this little Romeo in his Forever Home in time for Valentine's Day!
To read more about Shipwreck click here.
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Friday, January 30, 2009
Friday's Foster
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Please Welcome Col. Potter's Newest Puppy Mill Kids!
Written by a CP Intakes Volunteer
Intakes was contacted on Sunday by a woman who was rescuing three cairns from a puppymill. She could only take them if she could find a rescue group to accept them. The miller told her there were two females and one male, ages 9 and 11 YEARS old.
Col. Potter said yes!
Wednesday night, she met Kathy H. with the cairns. Kathy described these three kids as the biggest cairns she has ever seen, weighing in between 26 and 28 pounds! She doubts they have ever been groomed, and said they could only be described as yaks. They are friendly and vocal, letting Kathy and Barney know they wanted attention.
Each of these kids were named through the "Name a Mill Cairn" program, and I am proud to announce them! Please help me welcome:
Bubbles - Wheaton Female - friendly and vocal, dark tips on her ears and tail. She was named in honor of our own Sister Bubbles, Carol L. Kathy said her personality fits her name!
Shipwreck - Wheaton Male - friendly and sweet. He was named in honor of Joy W's beloved boy, who crossed the Rainbow Bridge in May.
Kenda - Wheaton Female - shyest of the bunch, on the quiet side. Her name means 'Child of clear, cool water'.
They will be ready to move to their foster homes the weekend of Sept 27. If you would like to foster one of these special kids and give them their first look at what life SHOULD be like, check out our Foster Facts!
If you would like to name a mill kid, you can find out more by visiting our website and clicking on the "Name a Mill Cairn" button on the home page. It’s a wonderful way to honor a loved one, and help a puppy mill survivor!
Intakes was contacted on Sunday by a woman who was rescuing three cairns from a puppymill. She could only take them if she could find a rescue group to accept them. The miller told her there were two females and one male, ages 9 and 11 YEARS old.
Col. Potter said yes!
Wednesday night, she met Kathy H. with the cairns. Kathy described these three kids as the biggest cairns she has ever seen, weighing in between 26 and 28 pounds! She doubts they have ever been groomed, and said they could only be described as yaks. They are friendly and vocal, letting Kathy and Barney know they wanted attention.
Each of these kids were named through the "Name a Mill Cairn" program, and I am proud to announce them! Please help me welcome:
Bubbles - Wheaton Female - friendly and vocal, dark tips on her ears and tail. She was named in honor of our own Sister Bubbles, Carol L. Kathy said her personality fits her name!
Shipwreck - Wheaton Male - friendly and sweet. He was named in honor of Joy W's beloved boy, who crossed the Rainbow Bridge in May.
Kenda - Wheaton Female - shyest of the bunch, on the quiet side. Her name means 'Child of clear, cool water'.
They will be ready to move to their foster homes the weekend of Sept 27. If you would like to foster one of these special kids and give them their first look at what life SHOULD be like, check out our Foster Facts!
If you would like to name a mill kid, you can find out more by visiting our website and clicking on the "Name a Mill Cairn" button on the home page. It’s a wonderful way to honor a loved one, and help a puppy mill survivor!
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