GERMAN SHEPARD PUPPS ARE BIG GIRLS NOW

Yesterday I picked Gracey Lynn up from LegaProAnimal, after being spayed --and she stayed one night at the clinic--. She was such a good girl. I am so proud over her.

On the examination table...all these terrible shots, but for a good cause.

This is an old photo but Michelle the owner haven't any picture of her Izzy yet only this old picture that I took when she adopted her.

But AWL paid her sterilization as promised when being adopted by me.

Thank you all for your donations, we can truly help the animals with the spay and neuter program. That's Amore

MARIO GETTING SPAYED?

Mario is a wonderful stray that takes care off the gas station and coffee bar lady. He walks her home after her hours and then returns to "where ever" he sleeps.

He also looked after Benjamin, Lucy and Abby. The same gas station. AWL decided that we would spay him (and then return him) and today Jackie and I picked him up. We felt bad since we think he has never been in a car, never a leach and being lifted and put into a car...to a clinic....not knowing what's happening!

It was hectic today at LegaPro but it is very interesting watching animals and their owner(s)

Dr Lorenzo checked Mario and Mario was such a good boy. I am amazed how they trust us. But to our surprise there was a microchip! The owner has to be found they cannot spay him before that. The coffee lady told us he's been keeping her company for 5 years....

Well, Mario is still at the clinic and we are waiting by the phone...what will that number tell us?

ABBY OUR SWEET ABBY

(Read earlier blog about our gas station girl)

Abby is the sweetest and easiest dog I ever met. She is a fantastic girl!

Today we went to the "dog catcher" since she have an Italian microchip and we couldn't find her in the data base. As soon as I walked in to the office clinic carrying Abby, people came up and started to pet her. I am telling you, she is a magnet!

Dog catcher together with veterinarians looked in their data base but no number their either. I showed them her belly tattoo and by that they could find out that she had been spayed in another region. They called their office and to my happiness she could be adopted by me.

She had been a stray that the dog catchers had picked up spayed, tattooed and released.

Our wonderful Abby can now start working on her passport to her new family that are waiting in Sweden. --I know this family so Abby will have a dream future--

What an Amore dog and what an Amore day. Thank you ASL 2

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.

Respecting Time

My work with animals can sometimes be sad, but most of the time I can handle that because the dogs give me so much in return.
The moment of joy, honesty and love, pure living that we all seek.

My biggest frustration however is most of the time with humans, the people that many times lie, make an appointment but never show up, selfish handling and get pissy if you are not there for them when they call.
They can be quick to euthanize their dog since the dog is suddenly inconvenient or you are on your way back to your home country and cannot bring the dog you are "fostering". Or, adopts it but brings it back after two days; it was too hairy!

I wish everyone could respect time. And when they know you have children, how can they be so ignorant and not show up? You pay babysitter to facilitate the the appointment, but the person never shows up -- a total waste of time and money.
Today when everybody has a cellphone--use it for information and messages to other people who respect your time.
Like I said to a friend today, hell I have so many stories that it can become a new book. Like the American Professor that wrote the book, "Bullshit" (about why we bullshit other people).

But then, then you met a wonderful person that gives you hope about humans behavior. Like today at the vet clinic. A lady brought two puppies in that she found left by the side of the road, and now had them spayed. Like she asked me, "Why don't more people help?'

Can you answer that question?

Two Beautiful Labradors

Two beautiful sweet Labrador girls around 7 months old need a foster home or, a real home forever.
They are spayed and all the medical bills are taken cared off.

The girls were roaming around in the middle off the street, and you could see in their behavior that they have had a family.

Helen (UK) is devastated to have to put them back on the street again, they wont survive.

Please, give them a home over Christmas and New Year --over the Amore time--. We are working really hard during this time to find them an owner, if you cannot keep them.

Have you been giving a helping hand to someone you don't know yet?