Sentences with phrase «little dogs i was fostering»

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She was fostering a beautiful little brown dog named Brighton.

PAL's first priority in caring for their new foster dog was to address the infected cut, caused by a bite from a former yard - mate, and also to begin the long treatment to rid the little dog of the deadly heartworms.

If anyone out there is interested in adopting Suzy, or any of my foster dogs, just know that if you don't care to share your couch, then you're going to have a little bit of work to do.

Little White Dog Rescue is taking five of the senior dogs into their foster homes.

And a little statistic, 11 percent of our adoptions are failed fosters, but most of them actually continue fostering dogs for us even after they've adopted one of their foster dogs.

Every day is a new opportunity to discover a little more about your dog's personality and foster the bond that will last a lifetime.

I do events / marketing / development for a rabbit rescue (Ohio House Rabbit Rescue), and so my fosters are all bunnies:) I would love to start fostering dogs as well, and hopefully once my pup is a little more grown up we can start!

my co - worker / friend was walking her dog and she ran into the woman who is fostering this little love and she needs a home!

Our network of foster parents care for and nurture puppies, kittens, adult dogs and cats, or other animals that are sick, injured, or need a little tender care before they are ready to be adopted.

We especially need foster homes that are comfortable working with very shy dogs that have little or no socialization when they first come into rescue.

Many times during the year our animal shelter will get in a dog that needs a little extra care for one reason or another, and that's when we need foster homes.

With a little preparation, along with taking precautions, these events can also be safe and stress free for both you and your foster dog.

A little more about me — I love to play with the other dogs in my foster home and, except for the pain, I'm an active, happy puppy.

By Kathy Mordini The Hackman family of Northern Indiana has been fostering dogs for a little over two years, specializing in mother dogs..

The Hackman family of Northern Indiana has been fostering dogs for a little over two years, specializing in mother dogs and their puppies.

I am involved in animal rescue and foster little dogs.

He's an affectionate little dog who — though he still gets scared by strange objects and sudden motions — gets along well with both other dogs and humans, according to Paula Monarch, who's serving as his foster mom through Little Rascals Rlittle dog who — though he still gets scared by strange objects and sudden motions — gets along well with both other dogs and humans, according to Paula Monarch, who's serving as his foster mom through Little Rascals RLittle Rascals Rescue.

They get dogs that no other organizations would take with broken limb and many expensive problems etc.while fostering I fell in love with my little cockapoo he was only 2 lbs and very sick with lots of care he is now a healthy baby boy.

Here is what his foster mom has to say about him: He appears to be housebroken and is crate trained (although not a huge fan of the crate but has gotten TONS better even in a day) He LOVES all of my dogs but is a little shy with the rambunctious ones:) He loves everyone he meets and loves to sit on your lap and go for car rides.

I am not mean and don't seem to have much of a prey drive but I try to play with even the little dogs and foster mom is worried I may hurt them because I get so excited.

If you're unsure about reading dog body language, you should probably learn a little more before bringing in a new dog to foster since missing or misunderstanding their cues causes most problems with new dog greetings.

Some dogs in foster care need a little more time to rebound than others and will only be available for adoption when ready for a forever family.

She had only given birth a couple of days ago, and maybe she was feeling a little overwhelmed, but luckily for Grayce, a pitbull - type dog, she had a foster mom who was right there beside her to help take on some of the hard work that comes with round - the - clock puppy care.

Sometimes your foster dog may be with you for as little as one week, or for a few months or longer.

If we can brag just a little about Sonda, our Petfinder listings have never gotten so much attention, she's blowing away our past visitation stats because she is adding more content to our posts, requesting updated pictures on foster dogs, and maintaining the site more vigilantly than we've ever previously been able to do.

Trixie loves her foster dog friends though she can be a little choosy with who she gets along with best.

We have found exceptional forever homes in a little as two months but some dogs have been in foster for over a year.

Although he doesn't ask to be picked up, he does LOVE to lay around on the couch and play with the other little dogs in the foster home.

Once a dog is up to date to date on medical care, has been spayed or neutered, has spent a little time in foster care and is ready for adoption, we then start looking for the perfect forever home for that dog.

The little dog who is Exceptional in so many ways, has literally wiggled and wagged his way into his foster family's hearts.

I am fostering (to adopt) a sweet little girl dog who was heartworm positive and has received the initial treatment (on the 21 and 23 of February).

Whether it's taking a hands - on approach inside our Adoption Center or Pet Health Centers, acting as a foster parent to animals in need of a little extra love and attention, or providing assistance during off - site events, there are no limits to the ways our volunteers can better the lives of every dog, cat, puppy, and kitten who finds themselves in our care.

Tigger's foster mom, Jenn, sent the following update today: Tigger is such a sweet and affectionate little boy to other dogs, females and kids.

I introduced two elder males (ages 12 and 13) a few years ago, who ended up being great companions together for the next couple years; they were a little tense the first day, especially the established - resident dog, Cody, who had been attacked a month or so earlier by a foster I'd taken in who was very uptight and not a good match for us at all; that dog had gone back into his rescuer's home.

A little dog nursing one puppy of her own was compelled to adopt a litter of orphaned foster kittens when she heard their cries.

Unless the dog was in a foster situation, they know very little about the dog's disposition, and if it hasn't been in quarantine for at least ten days, it could easily be carrying something contagious like kennel cough or several other upper respiratory infection.

The veterinarian called ElderDog for help and, within hours, the little dog was on her way to a foster home.

With a little training and patience, introductions can be positive and allow your foster dog to make a great first impression.

Medical fosters are important to help the healing continue for an illness or injury and be committed to maybe taking the dog or puppy to out veterinary clinic a little more.

Other things needed to be handled this week between my workshop hours: a dog that I adopted out who was guarding his new companion a little too well and growling at strangers, a dog who needed to get spayed, a dog that needs to be transported to his foster in Northern California, a dog whose spay certificate needed to be sent to the person who physically pulled him from the shelter to prove to the shelter that we are being responsible (no person in rescue who is a real rescuer would ever miss this step of spay / neuter - it is because of irresponsible owners who don't do this that we end up with 4 million dogs and cats being put down in the United States every year.

I learned this little trick from a professional trainer when I was trying to get my foster dog to stop barking in his kennel.

I have been involved in animal welfare since I was in college — my debut into the arena was fostering three little dogs that were displaced by Hurricane Katrina.

Alvin is such a sweet and special little dog, his foster mom Janet started up a blog for him, which you can see at Little Alvin's Biglittle dog, his foster mom Janet started up a blog for him, which you can see at Little Alvin's BigLittle Alvin's Big Life.

Fosters are needed to help care for pregnant and nursing dogs and cats, special care animals that are recovering from an illness or injury, or older dogs and cats that need a little extra attention (2 weeks — indefinite).

Fawn's Small Dog Rescue is always in need of loving foster families to open their hearts and homes to help these little dogs in need... to save lives!

Her family had planned to stick to three dogs, but when they agreed to foster her short term, and little Roxie buried her face in her mom's neck, there was no way she was ever leaving.