Hi
what is wrong with this little girl? sick? what is she sick with? how old is 
she, and is she a submissive type of dog? 

Shanna & Ricky
Las Vegas Nevada!! 

My Chi Ricky... Is A HeartBeat At My Feet

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--- On Tue, 5/10/11, freddyscribbles <[email protected]> wrote:


From: freddyscribbles <[email protected]>
Subject: [Chihuahuas] Re-homing is official - Los Angeles/Antelope Valley
To: [email protected]
Date: Tuesday, May 10, 2011, 6:10 AM


  



Please help me find Pia a home.

I have had a lot of time to think about this. This has been a bad match. I was 
hoping to find a dog-dog. And Pia was almost perfect except there's way too 
much-lap-dog in there among other things. 

I'd prefer to send her off healthy. But this relationship, for all of its small 
moments of progress is deteriorating on a daily basis. Especially in the 
evenings. I've tried everything to make the bathroom an acceptable den for her 
in the evening. Kibble hidden in blankets (Thanks Joan). Play time before bed 
time in the bathroom of course. Nightlight. Toys. Last night's hour plus 
serenade seems to be down to half an hour tonight. But I could get an encore. 

This is a dog that wants to sleep in your room at night. And sleep on your lap 
during the day if possible. She really is an angel. And I want to get her to a 
home more appropriate to her personality and needs sooner than later if 
possible.

I just feel that the longer she stays with me, the worse she's going to get. 
And that is not the point of rescuing a dog - I rescued because I thought I 
could save a sweet little girl and give her a forever home where she'd be 
happy. Sadly, that has not been the case. I do not have the capacity to fulfill 
her needs. I lack certain essential qualities that she requires.

If there is anyone out there knowledgeable enough to take on a dog with KC, 
please have them get in touch with me. I have her meds. I have plenty of things 
to get her new owner started.

Again, my offer still stands - if something doesn't work, she can always come 
back to me and I'll try again. She is NOT under any circumstances to be 
returned to a shelter. Paperwork to this effect will have to be signed.

As always, thank you to everyone who's helped the two of us out with your 
advice and support. I have to agree with Peggy on this one - the sooner I get 
her to a good home, the better.

I don't think I can post her on PetFinder sick or unspayed - or rather, I don't 
want too. Too many risks. I will go to my local vet and see what they have to 
say about finding her a foster/permanent home tomorrow. 

Man...this is the most depressing thing I've dealt with. And I can't imagine 
poor Pia is any happier. I just keep telling myself...a few weeks of misery for 
the two of us is still better than long term death for one of us. 






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