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Rescues &
Rehomes
Available Rescues
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Jake:
Jake is approximately 3 yrs old and is neutered. Jake
has had a tough battle with skin problem which was hard to diagnose
but is now clearing up after being treated for mange. Jake was
badly malnurished also but is now on the mend after several
months in his foster home. Jake is a tall boy standing about 26
1/2 inches tall, and now after much care is up to about 60
lbs. Jake is a very affectionate boy, that loves to be with
his foster mom. Jake also gets along well with other dogs
& cats.He has learned some basic obedience and does terrific at
it. Jake would do well in a home without children due to his
history of abuse. If you are interested in learning more about
Jake, email: tiashanah2003@hotmail.com
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Voyou: Voyou is a young male, approximately 10
months old. Voyou has a very strong prey drive and probably
would do best in a home without small dogs or cats. Voyou is a
very lively active boy, happy & energetic. He is
affectionate & loving. He has been started in his
obedience training, but attending obedience classes with his new mom
or dad would be recommended. If you would like more
information on Voyou, email: tiashanah2003@hotmail.com
 
Other rescue sources:
Second
Chance Animal Rescue
Fort McMurray SPCA
Northern
Alberta Society for Animal Protection
Tizzie Bazalcat Cat Shelter
Ravenmasque Belgian Shepherd Rescue
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Happy
Tails
Shadow has found his forever home and is
enjoying his new family.Thank you Mike & Alyson for giving
Shadow a chance to show his true self.
 
Alfy has gone to his forever home with a family in
California. Good luck to you Alfy.
If you would like
information on rescues on this page, please email me or if you have
a rescue you would like posted here, I'd be glad to list contact
info & photos.
To The Rescues
Once I was a lonely
dog, just looking for a home.
I had no place to go,
no one to call my own.
I wandered up and down
the streets, in rain, in heat and snow.
I ate whatever I could
find, I was always on the go.
My skin would itch, my
feet were sore, my body ached with pain.
And no one stopped to
give a pat or to gently say my name.
I never saw a loving
glance, I was always on the run.
For people thought that
hurting me was really lots of fun.
And then one day I
heard a voice...so gentle, kind and sweet,
And arms so soft
reached down to me and took me off my feet.
"No one again will hurt
you" was whispered in my ear.
"You'll have a home to
call your own where you will know no fear."
"You will be dry, you
will be warm, you'll have enough to eat.
And rest
assured that when you sleep, your dreams will all be
sweet."
I was afraid I must
admit, I've lived so long in fear.
I can't remember when I
let a human come so near.
And as she tended to my
wounds and bathed and brushed my fur
She told me 'bout the
rescue group and what it meant to her.
She said, "We are a
circle, a line that never ends.
And in the center there
is you protected by new friends."
"And all around you are
the ones that check the pounds,
And those that share
their home after you've been found."
"And all the other folk
are searching near and far.
To find the perfect
home for you, where you can be a star."
She said, "There is a
family, that's waiting patiently,
and pretty soon we'll
find them, just you wait and see."
"And then they'll join
our circle they'll help to make it grow,
so there'll be room for
more like you, who have no place to go."
I waited very
patiently, the days they came and went.
Today's the day I
thought, my family will be sent.
Then just when I began
to think it wasn't meant to be,
there were people
standing there, just gazing down at me.
I knew them in a heart
beat, I could tell they felt it too.
They said, "We have
been waiting for a special dog like you."
Now every night I say a
prayer to all the gods that be.
"Thank you for the life
I live and all you've given me.
But most of all protect
the dogs in the pound and on the street.
And send a Rescue
Person to lift them off their feet."
by: Arlene Pace
(September 18, 1998)
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