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    On this website you will find Borders available for adoption. We hope you will consider adopting one of these special little dogs that are in desperate need of a loving home

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    April18, 2008
    CHILI PEPPER

    Chilli Pepper (and Darla, the pup) are in St. Louis. The contact is Lucinda Moore
    St. Louis, MO
    314-609-9971.

    April18, 2008
    DARLA (CHILI'S PUP)


    Darla (Chilli Pepper's pup) Border Terrier,Terrier Mix
    Size: Small
    Age: Puppy, DOB 1/5/08
    Gender: Female
    Notes: Darla (named from The Little Rascals) is a sweet, loving, spunky, active little girl that loves to play and bark. She consistently uses a piddle pad and normally waits to poo outside too! She’s learning to walk on a leash and needs to continue her socialization skills. She likes to “warn” the world that she is present; more out of fear but she tries to be the boss.
    This pet is up to date with routine shots. Will need her rabies at 16 weeks.
    This pet is almost potty trained. Consistently uses piddle pads.
    This pet has been altered.

    Contact:
    Lucinda Moore
    St. Louis, MO
    314-609-9971
    April18, 2008
    COOPER
    Located in KANSAS
    Cooper is a young (less than 2yrs), neutered male, surrendered by his owners because they do not have the necessary time for him. Cooper is a special needs dog. At about 4 months of age, he developed a reoccurring infection in one ear. By six months of age, he had a severe middle/inner ear infection that showed up as near-paralysis of his left side. This was treated by 6 weeks of a very powerful antibiotic. He was left with a bit of a head tilt, and some balance issues; he tips over when playing hard, for example. His left eye is normal, but is blind; the specialist who examined him says that the blindness is caused by brain damage. When he's playing or in a hurry, he'll run into things. Periodically, he has what may be a form of seizure; a minute or so of obsessive circling during which he is unaware of his surroundings and cannot be distracted from the turning. This would be consistent with brain damage.
    Currently, he is being evaluated to determine whether his housetraining issues are related to the brain damage, whether the original housetraining had some glitches, and whether he can master this thing; he is reported by his first owners to be "okay if he's on a very rigid schedule", but the recent move to a foster home has completely blown his routine..
    There is much that is normal about Cooper. He comes when called, and sits on command. He is curious. Cooper is very sweet and cuddles; he's very much a people-dog. He wants to chase cats (no cats in his forever home!). The foster family has two larger dogs, which he usually ignores. He barks only when very excited. He is crate trained. He's done well with two young children in his original home.
    Fostered with Connie Dillon
    Phone 316-942-6059.
    March 29, 2008
    LANEY
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    Located in TEXAS
    Young adult female, spayed, owner surrender. Not yet ready for placement.
    Needs to lose weight and has some allergy issues being assessed. So far, sweet
    and laid back.
    Fostered with Tristin Ridderhoff
    Phone 512-963-9119
    March 29, 2008
    SOOZIE

    8 month puppy bitch, intact, shelter rescue as owner-turn-in. Not yet ready for placement. Recovering from kennel cough and generalized demodectic mange. Active (um.... Busy), happy little girl who loves her tennis ball.
    Fostered with Donna Harrison
    Phone 601-482-3203