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 2005-08-25 2:16 PM |
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| 2005-08-25 2:20 PM in reply to: #233825 |
Expert  679   Nags Head, | Subject: RE: If you need cheering up We (meaning my family) just added another Weimaraner to our bunch. We got him through a rescue agency and talk about pitiful when we got him. Now 2 weeks later he is putting on weight and playing with the kids and our other Weim. It kills me how someone could mistreat animals like he was and all the others out there. Happy times now. |
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The Original 7834  Raleigh/Durham | Subject: RE: If you need cheering up I love fur and animals! They deifnitely bring smiles and alughs! I was just talking to someone today about wanting to get a dog. I'd love to adopt a greyhound, but I'm never home. I don't think it would be fair to have a dog and not be able to give it enough attention! |
| 2005-08-25 8:22 PM in reply to: #233907 |
Master 1889 Ann Arbor, MI | Subject: RE: If you need cheering up I have to keep stopping myself from lobbying to adopt another cat. We have a Husky and our cat Darien was here first so she sees him as part of the pack but most huskies attack cats (prey). I have successfully integrated a cat before with another husky but he was old and Mani-Nana is a baby. So get a sweet cat and give it smoochies from me. |
| 2005-08-25 9:03 PM in reply to: #233825 |
Champion 7704 Williamston, Michigan | Subject: RE: If you need cheering up I adotped a cat from a no kill shelter in February after I lost my beloved KC in Decemeber. I had considered getting a pure bread something, but I am so happy I have my little Charlie. He is kick and a very pampered kitty  |
| 2005-08-25 10:32 PM in reply to: #233825 |
Extreme Veteran 360 Lafayette, CO | Subject: RE: If you need cheering up I just got a full time job at the humane society and I am SOOOO pumped! Yes I think it will be an emotional rollercoaster some days, as part of my job involves euthanasia, but I can't wait to start loving on all the kitties and puppies and assisting w/ adoptions... |
| 2005-08-26 3:38 AM in reply to: #233825 |
Master 1462 Michigan | Subject: RE: If you need cheering up - 2005-08-25 3:16 PM Read animal Shelter Success stories.. I'm looking to foster a cat, so I'm searching for the shelters in my area and reading the stories... Nothing puts a smile one my face and a tear in my eye than happy animals Are you a member of PETA? |
| 2005-08-26 8:04 AM in reply to: #234252 |
Master 1210 Saskatchewan | Subject: RE: If you need cheering up line - 2005-08-25 11:32 PM I just got a full time job at the humane society and I am SOOOO pumped! Yes I think it will be an emotional rollercoaster some days, as part of my job involves euthanasia, but I can't wait to start loving on all the kitties and puppies and assisting w/ adoptions... That's one job I couldn't have. I volunteer at our humane society to walk dogs - all of them are so sweet once you show them some love! My girl was found wandering in the snow with her two puppies, all of them covered with mange and undernourished - it was so sad bc she obviously had given birth to more. Now, she just wants the love on anyone she can! |
| 2005-08-26 12:20 PM in reply to: #233828 |
Elite 2796 Texas | Subject: RE: If you need cheering up Tri-Pirate - 2005-08-25 2:20 PM We (meaning my family) just added another Weimaraner to our bunch. We got him through a rescue agency and talk about pitiful when we got him. Now 2 weeks later he is putting on weight and playing with the kids and our other Weim. It kills me how someone could mistreat animals like he was and all the others out there. Happy times now. Cool! I placed a Weimaraner with a rescue agency once. I was working part-time for the city EMS and I found him tied to the front porch of a crack house. After my shift I came back and basically dog-napped him. I took him to the vet hospital where they said he was pretty near death from starvation. He had heart worms and a few other parasites. Long story short, the rescue people paid for all of his care and placed him with some folks near Houston. Very cool. |
| 2005-08-26 1:47 PM in reply to: #234712 |
Expert 679 Nags Head, | Subject: RE: If you need cheering up RGRBILL - 2005-08-26 1:20 PM Tri-Pirate - 2005-08-25 2:20 PM We (meaning my family) just added another Weimaraner to our bunch. We got him through a rescue agency and talk about pitiful when we got him. Now 2 weeks later he is putting on weight and playing with the kids and our other Weim. It kills me how someone could mistreat animals like he was and all the others out there. Happy times now. Cool! I placed a Weimaraner with a rescue agency once. I was working part-time for the city EMS and I found him tied to the front porch of a crack house. After my shift I came back and basically dog-napped him. I took him to the vet hospital where they said he was pretty near death from starvation. He had heart worms and a few other parasites. Long story short, the rescue people paid for all of his care and placed him with some folks near Houston. Very cool. This dog was nearly the same minus the heart worms. The previous owners couldn't handle the breed and in turn locked him in an outside storage closet. I begged for the rescue to tell me where, cause I would love to pay them a visit. Just let me have 30 min. with them and they would never mistreat another animal again. rrrrrrrr |
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Expert 936 Westchester County NY | Subject: RE: If you need cheering up Tri-Pirate - 2005-08-25 3:20 PM We (meaning my family) just added another Weimaraner to our bunch. We got him through a rescue agency and talk about pitiful when we got him. Now 2 weeks later he is putting on weight and playing with the kids and our other Weim. It kills me how someone could mistreat animals like he was and all the others out there. Happy times now. Pictures please!!!! |
 2005-08-26 4:40 PM in reply to: #234804 |
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| Science Nerd 28760 Redwood City, California | Subject: RE: If you need cheering up - 2005-08-26 3:08 PM smokeater1833 - 2005-08-26 1:38 AM - 2005-08-25 3:16 PM Are you a member of PETA?Read animal Shelter Success stories.. I'm looking to foster a cat, so I'm searching for the shelters in my area and reading the stories... Nothing puts a smile one my face and a tear in my eye than happy animals No.. what is PETA? PETA is "People for the ethical treatment of animals". You can find their website here. |
| 2005-08-27 11:38 AM in reply to: #233825 |
| Expert 1135 Delano, MN | Subject: RE: If you need cheering up I have a Goledn (Duchess) who is my absolute best friend. She greets me at the door every night and at the end of every training session. She sleeps by the side of my bed every night. When I'm down she'll nuzzle in and cuddle. When I am full of energy she will wrestle hard. I volunteered at a HS many years ago. It was great to walk the dogs up for adoption but I had to quit when I found myself sitting with the dogs to be put down and crying (I know not very manly but true). Long story short - when I need cheering up all I need to do is spend sometime with Duchess. |
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