Showing posts with label adoption or foster family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adoption or foster family. Show all posts

Sunday, October 25, 2009

DUMPED BY WHAT SHE THOUGHT WAS HER BEST FRIEND

We named her Lucy!

She was tied up at a dark cold, gas station, abandoned by a person that she thought was her best friend. She still has her little pink collar on. She is not one year old yet and my gut tells me the person that dumped her is International. Tomorrow hopefully I will know if I am right or not.

She is so sweet and craving for attention. Jackie brought her a ball and she started to play with it immediately. We had to put Lucy in the very cleaned out kennel/cage were Benjamin had been staying. But this is crazy. She is not even a stray, she was dumped by her own owner!


Please I truly need your help. Adoption, Foster home if not, please help with donations since now the owners are dumping their pets on AWL --- I don't know what to do. This is so selfish and cruel! It is true: a person's true colors are shown in how he treats his pet!

Please help me turn this around, to show that there are carrying responsible owners, and animal lovers.


Sunday, October 11, 2009

Abandoned Doberman

This is Bella II, a former abandoned Doberman that was more or less like a skeleton when found/rescued. This beautiful family brought her in even if they have another older Doberman that they have had since he was a puppy. Bella II is a wonderful spirit but has probably "just" been used to get a litter ---m a puppy mill slave. She had some kind of skin problem and we think the "breeder" dumped her when she could not provide more healthy puppies.


She is around one-year-old but in her mind she is one month old. A lot of energy and sending and receiving the wrong messages. Maura, the guardian angel is feeding, and has been putting down a lot of money at the veterinarian. She will foster Bella II until a perfect family is found. AWL will step in and have her sterilized, and we will work together with Maura on Bella II's behavior. Together, we'll teach her to read the world's language, other people, children and animals. We are also hiring Nicole who is excellent in training dogs, to provide some structured obedience training and help Bella II "mature".

I got so moved by Maura's words when she told me that when they find a family for Bella II, she will walk her over a little time by time to get her used to her new family and not feel abandoned again. This Maura has her heart and head in the right place!




Sunday, May 31, 2009

Abby's Return

Today Abby was picked up from LegaProAnimale having been spayed, de-wormed and expot'ed. Her ear looks much better, now she only needs a nice bath!

Such a sweet heart. Sat in the backseat the whole way home, to her foster home. The little tail was constantly going, like she knew, she got a new start in life.

Friday, May 29, 2009

Meet Abby

On Wednesday, I wrote about the young puppy who was found by Brian where he works.

Well, we have an update:
First, she has a name now: Abby. We think it suits her well.

On Wednesday evening, she took her first-ever car ride and had no problems with it. She spent the night with her foster family, even sneaking upstairs from her quarantine in the garage. Thursday, she took a longer car ride to LegaProAnimale, and was so non-plused by the whole thing, she comfortably snoozed in the backseat of the car most of the way. What a trooper!

She is now with LegaProAnimale, and Dr. Friz is giving her the full treatment: spaying, de-worming, and treating that ear wound. She won't get her initial shots until at least 10 days after the surgery, which was Thursday. Dr. Friz, by the way, estimates Abby's age at just 3 months.


Her foster family is doing wonderfully with her, but she will need a forever home soon.

I'm still under the weather with pneumonia, but Animals Without Limits continues ever onward...

... because of universal amore

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Ariel a Warm Lady


Ariel is born on the street, then someone put her in a shelter, then she was moved to another shelter, and now she is in "terrible shelter" And, at the end of this month she will be moved to a worse shelter. Her only mistake; to trust the humans.

Can't we give her a warm ending life, with love and attention? Adoption or Foster home?

Should it be so pumpkin hard to help her?