Dog rescue is a sad and dark place but as a rescuer regardless of all the horrible things you see... the abuse, the neglect, the death, the ones you can't help, the mean and cruel people... you deal with it for the dogs. You put on a happy face and you deal. This blog is to help one dog rescuer deal and hopefully show other rescuers they are not alone, even though it feels like that most of the time.
Sunday, September 25, 2011
New arrivals
We have had 6 new arrivals plus Minnie... 2 pictures are missing... this week.
So excited to have them in the rescue and know they are safe.
Oh and I ordered 50 microchips NO dog will leave the rescue without a chip. Realizing that even though Minnie's chip would have taken her back to the women that adopted her from me, at least she wouldn't have stayed very long at the pound. Poor baby was there a WEEK!!
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You are making a difference to so many lives.
You might be able to leave the rescue info on the chip.
Daisy has an AVID chip-her rescue doesn't allow the new owners to put their info on it at all. So, I have to keep my info current with them.
AVID also allows the rescue to be primary and the new owners to be secondary/ or vice versa. This way, the rescue info is always there-just in case.
They all look so special! You can see their individual faces in the photos. Good job on their rescue!
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