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Corinne
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Member PageMember Page September 13 at 20:50
Col Potter Status 9/13/03

Adopted:

Jack (OH) to OH
Rusty (TX) to TX
Sandy Sue (NB) to NB
Zoe (NY) to NY

Adoption pending:

Scout (GA) to FL

Dogs with Apps:( # apps)

Andrew - 1
Buddy - 1
Cajun - 1
Cody VT - 1
Dexter - 1
Doc - 1
Fae - 1
Inka Dinka Doo - 1
JoJo - 4
McDuffy - 1
Pansy - 2
Poppy - 1
Pepper - 6
Rosemary - 1
Shea - 1
Wesley Wilson MD- 5
Willow - 5

Dogs with no apps:(State & Age)

Bingo NY- 10
Drew NY - 5 months
Elijah AZ 10-12, Blind deaf
Fletcher OH - 9
Kaycee NY - 11,
Patty KS - 12
Rory VA -9
Sebastian SC - 8
Tansy in OH
Teddy Bear WA - 14
Tyler TX - 7

Not yet on website:

Clementine - 3yo shelter stray
Lydia - 12yo owner surrender
Molly - 12yo owner surrender
Ruppert - just coming in.
Sage - 3yo puppy mill
Tristan - 2-1/2yo owner surrender


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Lynda and the Minkies
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Member PageMember Page September 14 at 10:31
Re: Col Potter Status 9/13/03 Reply to this Message

That's very sad to see two owner surrenders at their senior ages.....people can be bloody heartless, can't they ? What must go through their little heads at being turned over like that ??
XXX.

BabyBonitaSampy
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Member PageMember Page September 15 at 00:15
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Lynda, what you find a lot of times is that many senior dogs end up in rescue after their masters die. The masters mistakenly believe that their children will take care of their senior dogs and don't make any provisions in their wills for the dogs. Next thing you know, the dog is in rescue (or worse, at a shelter or on the streets to fend on its own).

Senior rescue dogs IMO are a treasure. It's too bad more people don't consider adopting one. At Cairn Rescue USA we get tons of applications asking for a dog under 3 yo and so very few willing to consider a senior dog. Yet the seniors are the most gentle, loving and grateful dogs of the bunch and have such a dignity about them, they are a joy to have and are very low maintenance as far as what makes them happy . I adopted a senior girl this year who is 15 yo and fits both descriptions above.

Violetta

Cairn Rescue USA Homepage

Lynda and the Minkies
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Member PageMember Page September 15 at 13:37
Re: Col Potter Status 9/13/03 Reply to this Message

Well done Violetta...it's still very sad but I'd always take an older one....over here I'm not allowed to rescue though as I work.....I know, I'm a dreadful person !!!
XXX.

Sandy, Lucy and Taz
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Member PageMember Page September 14 at 23:32
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My thought exactly Lynda. Thanks for these updates - it reminds us all how busy you guys are, how much of your time you devote to this and how many lucky special little dogs find new homes due to your selfless work. A huge pat on the back and lots of kudos to you.
Corinne
September 16 at 13:44
Re: Col Potter Status 9/13/03 Reply to this Message

you cant rescue because you work.
what a dumb idea.
there are dogs that need to have someone around all day, but not all of them.
sheesh
corinne

Lynda and the Minkies
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Member PageMember Page September 16 at 16:16
Re: Col Potter Status 9/13/03 Reply to this Message

Tell me about it....that's why I got both Minkies as puppies.
XXX.
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