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Hi Charlene,
I adopted "Little Man" the little tan Chihuahua
mix from you a couple months ago. Just wanted to
check in with you and let you know that he is
doing great,! We re-named him Renzo and he is
best friends with our Boston Terrier, and
fitting into our family just wonderfully! Here
are some pictures so you can see for yourself
how well he is doing, and we can't wait to see
him on your 'success stories' section of your
website! Thank you again for letting us adopt
him he has been such a blessing and we cannot
imagine our life without that little guy in it.
Hope all is well with you and the rescue!
Vanessa
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We adopted a Basenji/Poodle mix puppy
from your rescue May 7th, 2008. We named
her Maisie and she
had become a real part of the family. Our
one-year-old son, Isaiah, is really starting to
bond with her too. He calls her "Mae-Mae" and
will bring her toys or throws her a ball. (and
sometimes even offers her HIS toys- to
the frustration of his mother! hehe) They are so
sweet to watch together and it makes us so
glad we brought her home with us. Thank you
again for adopting our little gal out to us. We
couldn't have asked for a better puppy.
Sincerely,
Jonathan and Candace Scoggins
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BREW
Brew
came from an animal shelter
in the mountains. His owners gave him up because he was
too big. He was stressing living in a pen at the
shelter so we picked him up and brought him back to
Phoenix. He is a wonderful dog, completely housebroke
and quiet in the house. He loves to play ball. Brew was
adopted by a family that had lost one of their dogs.
They are a happy family today.
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SMILING
SAM
Sam
was found in the desert with cactus stuck in his long
fur. The lady that found him called us and brought
him over to the rescue. He had a microchip from
1999 and the information wasn't updated. I
searched on the internet for the previous owner's new
address. I couldn't find him so I put him up for
adoption. A lady in Lake Havasu City, Az. drove 3
1//2 hours down to meet him along with her old
dog. She had recently lost her other dog.
She fell in love with Sam and he just smiled and smiled
at her. She couldn't resist him. He had an
unusual gait when he walked, kind of like a lope
She found out he was an Irish Wolfhound and that is one
of their traits. Since he is Irish, she changed
his name to Brodie.
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HAPPY
Happy
is one of the 3 big dogs on our home page. She was
born at our house shortly after her mom was rescued, 1
of a litter of 9. She was adopted by an elderly couple
who had
lost their big old dog. The husband was very lonely for
his companion so they came out to see her. She had
never been in the house before she was adopted. She ran
with the horses and other dogs, now she is a spoiled
house dog, sitting on the couch between her new owners.
What a Life!!
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FREEWAY
Freeway
was adopted by Cathy, a lady that has been volunteering
at the ranch. She has several dogs of various
sizes and ages which is a good mix for Freeway. He
is the dog on the home page that was rescued from the
interstate highway, thus the name. She brought her
husband and son out to meet him and he went home with
them. It tugs at my heart a little, because when
you go thru the drama of the rescue on the freeway,
all of your emotions get involved. Of course, I
can't keep all the dogs and I'm thankful for the
loving homes that adopt these rescued animals.
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ASHLEY is ADOPTED
Ashley:
She was born at out house 2 months after her mom was
rescued. Her mom is a Basenji (which is a barkless
dog). The puppies are tiny, about 2 pounds and were born
on Easter, March 23. They are sweet and playful, always
wrestling with each other.
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Proverbs 3:5
Lean on, trust in and be confident in the Lord with all your
heart
and mind and do not rely on your own insight or understanding.
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