Success Stories!  

 


"Heidi" ACD mix
Heidi's owner was ill and unable to give her the exercise she needed. Heidi was a referral dog. She found a new home in November with several other dogs for her to play with.



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"Brewtus" (Bulldog) and "Sonny" (Mastiff)
Brewtus and Sonny's owner was looking for new homes for these boys. We assisted them in searching for good homes.
Here is a note from their owner:
Thank you so much for your assistance in finding great homes for our puppies Sonny, and Brewtus. Because of your hard work and efforts we have placed them in a good home with loving parents.


 

 


Chloe



"Harley"
Harley, a purebred Shar-Pei, was found as a stray on a hot day in June 98. He was very underweight and had abrasions on his paw pads which the vet thought were from walking on concrete. He was rehabiliated, and went home with his new family in
February 99. He is doing well. Here's a good photo of Harley .



"Puppy"
This beautiful Amstaff puppy was rescued last year, someone had locked her in a car trunk. She found a home very quickly, and is now with her new family!

 

  • "Lady" Amstaff mix

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    "Pooch"

    Pooch was found as a stray in the spring of 98. He was not 'technically' a ChiRescue dog, but he was listed here on our adoption page. He was adopted by his rescuer. He is very happy and is doing well. Pooch was unfortunately diagnosed with hip dysplasia in his left hip, after being misdiagnosed by several vets. He had FHO surgery on the hip, and is doing well. If you like, you can view his page by clicking here . You can also find a link to his recovery progress there.

    - Baggage -
    By Evelyn Colbath
    From the Shelter Dog

    Now that I'm home, bathed, settled and fed,
    All nicely tucked in my warm, new bed,
    I'd like to open my baggage
    Lest I forget, there is so much to carry - So much to regret.

    Hmm . . .  Yes there it is, right on top.
    Let's unpack loneliness, heartache and loss.
    And there by my leash hides fear and shame.

    As I look on these things I tried so hard to leave,
    I still have to unpack my baggage called pain.

    I loved them, the others, the ones who left me.
    But I wasn't good enough - for they didn't want me.

    Will you add to my baggage?
    Will you help me unpack?
    Or will you just look at my things and take me right back?

    Do you have the time to help me unpack?
    To put away my baggage - to never repack?

    I pray that you do - I'm tired you see.
    But I do come with baggage - Will you still want me?