2004
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Bo Jangles
Sunday, September 12.
2004
I am Bo Jangles and
happy to say I have a new mom and dad. Marvin and
Glenda met me about two weeks ago and called to say
they wanted to adopt me. I am so happy I get to be
and only "child". I was adopted earlier this year
but the two shelties that lived there just didn't
want me to be a part of the family. That is fine
with me now as I have my own family and I hear they
are happier just being a two sheltie family. I am a
happy boy and love to play. My new mom and dad
understand shelties. They had a sheltie they loved
so much but he crossed the Rainbow Bridge last
year. I hope to bring happiness and joy to their
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Luna
Sunday, September 19,
2004
Luna met her new family at
the Brookston Popcorn Festival. She captured
their eyes and then their hearts as they heard
her story. She sat on her new dad's lap for a
long time and felt right at home. Animal lovers
as they are, they could not resist adding a new
member to their family. Luna loved the children
at her foster home, so was happy to know
grandchildren would be visiting often. Luna's
journey is over, and SRGL is so happy for her.
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Wesley
Sunday, September 19,
2004
Wesley was a little
11 pound guy that came from a from puppy mill.
He was in sad shape when he came to rescue. He
had lost a lot fur due to a skin infection. He
warmed up quickly to everyone in his foster
home and never stopped wagging his tail. He was
quite the ambassador for Sheltie Rescue always
wanting attention from anyone while at PetsMart
or other events. When Susan met him it was love
at first sight. He now has a home of his own
that he shares with a cat.
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Cocoa
Sunday, September 19,
2004
Cocoa is a senior
sheltie girl. Her previous owners left her at a
Humane Society. She is a sweet lady that loves
to be brushed and has a nice temperament. When
Steve and Lisa decided to add another sheltie to
their family they came to PetsMart to meet
several shelties looking for homes. Cocoa won
their hearts immediately. Their 10 year old
sheltie, Roxie, now has a companion. Cocoa is a
gentle soul that will has a wonderful home to
call her own and the love she deserves.
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Andy
Wednesday, September 22,
2004
Andy is home! That is what
his foster family felt, as they visited him
recently and saw how calm and happy he seemed.
His new family is very kind and dog
knowledgeable. They know how to handle Andy and
know he is an independent little guy. They make
sure he gets plenty of exercise, the right
amount of socialization and training, and lots
and lots of love. He has two Sheltie siblings
to play with when he goes to visit family.
What could be better for this handsome boy?
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