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That is so fabulous! My husband says I'm crazy but
I swear these animals KNOW you've saved them and they respind differently than
breeder or kennel dogs. Of all of the rescues that came through my home,
they all showed a special love and appreciation that my own dog (from a kennel)
doesn't have. I love him but he's a snob. :)
Bless you for opening your heart and your home to
someone who needed you.
By the way, if anyone in interested, I have a
listing of rescue groups for any breed you can imagine in every state.
There is NO reason not to rescue your next pet!
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Sent: Sunday, April 28, 2002 4:13
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Subject: Re: [JFC]:Christy--OT
In a message dated 4/27/02 7:49:24 PM Central Daylight
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. One thing I looked for was a dog-friendly home with
some toys about and some hair on the furniture :)
Christy,
I had a good laugh over this sentence.
At this moment I have toys in the floor and pet hair on the couch!
I have a peekapoo who was 6yrs old when I received her.
She had been placed outside by her owner's new husband and was so matted
and dirty that she had to visit the vet before coming home with me. She
is undoubtedly the most loving animal I have ever encountered. She also
peacefully co-exists with my other housepet--a cat !
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