Bear (1235) came to live with us on Sept. 28, 2009, when he was three (3) years old. He immediately took to his two feline siblings, introducing himself face to face upon arrival. He kept us busy running after him as he liked to grab household items and then run away with them, and then only release them for a treat....
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In November of 2009 we decided to bring home a special Christmas for our girl Sadie may and his name was Bingo! What a special little fellow he is and has very quickly found a special place in our hearts. And now 6 months later he has come from not even knowing the word “SIT” to understanding all basic commands...
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We had a house and we just got married – what next? A dog of course! We knew right off that we wanted a Golden Retriever and there was no question that we wanted to rescue one. Holly became a cherished member of our family in February 2010 after being found at a landfill site. She settled in with very...
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Bailey came to us in December 2009, two weeks after we lost our twelve year old Golden. It was obvious that he had suffered some form of abuse as he was very timid around men, afraid of sudden movement and very skittish on our walks. He was very cautious of anyone new, especially men. But it didn’t take long for all of...
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It’s only been a little while since Sunny #1300 came into our lives in early February 2010 and already he has turned our world upside down, for the better! He is so much fun and full of energy, a great help in getting mom and dad outside for long walks each day! He’s enjoying the beach and developing a love for...
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Bobby #528 came from London to his forever family in London when he was four years old. A sweeter, gentler, more loving boy did not exist on this planet. When he was eight, he was diagnosed with lymphoma. There was no treatment…just medication that would keep the pain away until it was his time to cross the Rainbow Bridge. One...
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I can’t believe a whole year has gone by since we adopted Holly. She is doing fabulously well. She’s really active, especially playing with Nikki, which I think has helped keep her weight down. You wouldn’t have any idea that Holly has anything wrong with her hips the way she jumps and runs around. We only see a bit of a ‘hip’ issue when...
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Sadie will be three on July 17th and we will all celebrate with a vanilla ice cream cake. When Sadie came to us she was a sad, terrified little Goldie at the young age of eleven months. It was so hard to see her yelp when you raised you hand to pat her. We assumed she thought that she was...
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On January 31, 2010 we adopted Harley #1319. He was being fostered in Burlington at the time and although we were told by his foster parents he was a ‘counter surfer and had ‘some issues’, we had no idea of the extent of the trouble we were in for. Harley proved to suffer from a strong case of separation anxiety and for...
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