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SUCCESS
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Through the cooperation
between everyone directly and indirectly involved with this organization, these
wonderful animals have been saved from a life about to be cut short and went on
to homes where they are much loved and cared for. | ||||
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Rocky's
parents had a baby and couldn't keep him any more. He found a wonderful
home with children for him to play with and kitties too!
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Peanut
is a young Pomeranian boy that found a great home and has a Pomeranian
sister to play with.
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BeeBee,
a large pom boy, found an incredible forever home - plays with her friends
and sister, and adores her new mama.
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Sadie
was rescued from the shelter when she didn't get adopted. A private min-pin
rescue in Canada stepped forward to adopt her, paying her flight to Seattle.
After having her here only one evening, it was hard to let this sweet
snugglebaby go the next day. They drove to Seattle to pick her up and
delivered her to her foster home in Canada. Sadie is SO sweet that her
foster family fell in love with her immediately and couldn't bear to part
with her. She has an incredible forever home!
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Tigger
was an old Keeshund boy that was left at the shelter. We brought him home
and contacted Keeshund rescue who were exemplary. A member drove a very
long way to pick him up. He ended up staying at their home for the short
remainder of his life. They gave him the love, care, and affection that
an old man dying of cancer deserved in his last days.
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Lucy
and her fostermama are inseparable and she will happily stay there the
rest of her days.
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Muffin,
a young lhasa apso boy, is adored by his forever family and his sister
and brother.
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Wow!! I don't believe it! I have a home. A wonderful home! I have a mom and dad and two twolegged brothers and a sister and a brother too! I have toys and I go for walks and I'm so happy I just can't tell ya! Precious, an approximately 7 year old Maltese girl, is deleriously happy in her new home. |
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