Not exact matches
If you are
adopting a puppy
mill survivor, you will be interested in reading an article on this site that was written by Michelle Bender and Kim Townsend titled «Rehabilitation of a Puppy
Mill Dog.»
Adopting a puppy
mill survivor can be a challenging yet exceptionally rewarding experience.
While Strader agrees that dogs currently in shelters in Colorado are deserving of homes, she disagrees that rescuing so - called «puppy
mill»
survivors compromises their chances of being
adopted.
In all cases, time, patience and love are key ingredients to developing the very special bond that you will experience when
adopting a puppy
mill survivor.
She has rescued, rehabilitated and
adopted out over 11, ooo puppy
mill survivors.
This emotional journey through the lives of 11
adopted dogs and Bill, a puppy
mill survivor turned mountain goat (he loves to hike and rock climb), brings animal rescue to the forefront of people's thoughts and conversations.
As a person who has
adopted and rehabilitated a puppy
mill survivor with severe post-traumatic stress disorder, I can personally attest to the fact that sometimes the «less adoptable» dogs make the best pets.
I
adopted my little puppy
mill survivor just under five years ago.
Lexi is another
adopted foster and puppy
mill survivor.