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April18,
2008
CHILI
PEPPER
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Chilli
Pepper (and Darla,
the pup)
are in St. Louis.
The contact is Lucinda
Moore
St. Louis, MO
314-609-9971.
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April18,
2008
DARLA
(CHILI'S PUP)
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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
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April18,
2008
COOPER
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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
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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 |
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