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Thursday, November 18, 2010

Fostering a Puppy

I know I haven't been around for a couple of weeks: not here on the blog nor on Twitter!  I have missed being here so I need to get everyone caught up on what's been going on!  I still have one more post to write about my wonderful vacation in the Florida Keys; there are some more great photos and you won't believe your eyes when you see them!

Anyway, on to this post which is about fostering a puppy because....*drum rolls*...I am now a foster brofur!  Ma and Dad did decide to take in this 9 week old puppy, Dora, when they heard her story from the rescue organization, Save A Death Row Dog.  Poor Dora...some humans adopted her, only to return her to the rescue organization a couple days later, disappointed that she was not part Labrador Retriever!

Seriously, what is wrong with some people?!?  Don't these humans know that there is more to a dog than just its breed?!?  All dogs are special and make great, life-long anipals!  Grrrrrrrr....!

So, here is a photo of Dora:


Isn't she cute?  She is currently teething (and using my tail and ears as a chew toy, grrrrrr...) but she is almost completely house-trained (already! We did have a few accidents, but poop happens.  BOL!) and she is very friendly.

You know, if you and your family has been looking for a dog, Dora may be the girl for you!  You could give Dora the gift of a forever home this holiday season...she would also be a great gift to you and your family as she is a very loving girl.

To my many great anipals, on Blogger and Twitter...if you could help spread the word by giving a "howl out" to your followers, I would REALLY appreciate it!  This little girl, like many dogs in shelters and foster homes, deserves a loving, forever home!

Thanx!
Oz

5 comments:

  1. Aw she's adorable!! Pshaw, who needs a lab anyways! Right? Sheppy mixes are just as good!

    And potty trained already, no kidding!!

    I wish you lots of luck finding her the perfect home!!

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  2. Wow, you've got work cut out for you there. Don't you just love those little needle teeth?!

    How could people take that adorable pup back. Didn't they realise she wasn't a lab when they picked her up?!

    Train her up well Oscar - you'll be a great influence on Dora until she finds her forever home.

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  3. Thank you Gina for fostering Dora. She is a bundle of joy not to mention a bundle of energy!!! You are terrific. Thank you on behalf of Death Row Dog Rescue!!! Darcy

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  4. Oh Dora is adorable! I just catching up with the news I have missed! Oh how could she be on death row? Oh my dawgie. Thank dawgness for you and your hoomans. Loves AnnieB

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