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Unbelievable.. !! Thanks to the author for writing the update story today (heard about it through my boyhood dream girl and still an unbelievable person Alyssa Milano).
I just had to comment, as I too adopted my two wonderful hounds from out of province here in Canada.. donate monthly to the charity, do all the web administration for the no-kill shelter (http://www.heavenlycreatures.ca) and am going to be on the board of directors for our local animal shelter here in PEI.. however..like you say, it's not enough.
It's articles like this that inspire others to do more.. thanks for the good news update 🙂
Unbelievable.. !! Thanks to the author for writing the update story today (heard about it through my boyhood dream girl and still an unbelievable person Alyssa Milano).
I just had to comment, as I too adopted my two wonderful hounds from out of province here in Canada.. donate monthly to the charity, do all the web administration for the no-kill shelter (http://www.heavenlycreatures.ca) and am going to be on the board of directors for our local animal shelter here in PEI.. however..like you say, it's not enough.
It's articles like this that inspire others to do more.. thanks for the good news update 🙂
Thanks so much for what you do! Keep in touch and join our facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/dogfiles
Yeah…more dogs going to forever homes! We support our local rescue groups and Humane Society! More dogs finding forever homes…keep it going!
That is great news! A true success story for pet adoptions and social media all in one!
YOu know I tried to adopt from Boxer Rescue in Wonderlake,IL but the lady i spoke with denied me cuz i have a 3yr old Valley Bulldog(boxer/engl.bulldog akc reg.) and had a real shitty atittude towards the breed not only that, i think she didn't wznt to give up her boxers because than she wouldn't get her grants to fund her home. grrr she was mean! She's a total fraud.i will contest!
This is great! But, just a note to clarify, if Jordan & Lori are from Good Newz! Pittie Pup Rescue then although these pups have been saved, they have not found their forever home. But they are probably in a foster home that is much better than the high kill shelter.
By the way, what about cats? It's the same thing. Many cats need to be saved from high kill shelters as well.
Alane, you're right but we never said they were all adopted. Here's a quote from the post. “The Dog Files is so excited to announce that because of the hard work of the Dog Files community on our site and on Facebook and Twitter, all six pups are now safely sleeping in either their forever homes or in foster care!”
Or in foster care is the important words here. These dogs were going to die in just a few days. Are realistic goal was to save them from death and thank God we did that because a bunch of people came together and decided that the dogs deserved a chance to live.
I hope you'll help us in the future too! Thanks!
Thanks, Kristi!
We are! Hope you'll help out when you can.
I will continue to follow this on Facebook and truly wish I could be a foster home but with living in an apt. this isn't possible at this time. I have been and always will be a dog person and hope that eventually we can elimate ALL KILL SHELTERS and what would be even more wonderful is to get the pet population “under control” with spay and neuters! This is an important issue for the world not just here in America. With my thoughts and prayers may you continue to do the wonderful work that you do. God Bless Dog Files!
Amazing work, Kenn! It's scary to “get in the trenches” of dog rescue because undoubtedly your heart will be broken a lot of the time. I commend you for your efforts and wish you much success. Now let's all go out and save some dogs!
Abe looks part Mini Pin to me! So glad they all got loving homes!