Monthly Archives: May 2007

It’s true! There’s nothing like puppy breath. Our three little house guests have passed six weeks and are developing real personalities. White Boy is timid and would just as soon snuggle than play hard with his sisters. Big Girl is … Continue reading →

And now, for something completely different. Puppies!! Last month we wrote about Katie, the girl who came from the Kent Animal Shelter. Remember how we said she came with Kennel Cough, something we had never experienced before? Well, she was … Continue reading →

This month we introduce a new foster girl, Katie. She was in the King County shelter in Kent, found as a stray and unclaimed. Erin went to check her out, and they said they would like us to take her. … Continue reading →

Applications continue to arrive, even though we haven’t seen many dogs in recent months. As Spring approaches and things heat up (as they always do this time of year), we’re going to need some home visits done. If you have … Continue reading →

The greatest joy of rescue is hearing about dogs months or years after adoption. When folks with rescue dogs take the time to write and send pictures it thrills us. At Christmas we hear from a lot of people and … Continue reading →

This is the month of our annual fundraiser, and this year we’re offering a new design by Holley called “Samflake.” We will take orders until at least the first week in January, so there’s lots of time left to get … Continue reading →

As we reported last month, we had two dogs come back into rescue we had previously placed. Both are young and active and we made the mistake of placing them together. We were promised the home had lots of sammy … Continue reading →

We received e-mail from American Eskimo Rescue on August 14, saying they had picked up a Samoyed in Oregon and brought her back to Seatac. Erin Sitterley lives close, so she did a quick assessment and took pictures. Two days … Continue reading →

Cosmo, the blind dog in Spokane, still needs a home. He is living with his owner’s ex-mother-in-law, and although we are keeping track of him we need to get him moved. We know a blind dog is easy to take … Continue reading →

Roxie was with us for three months after coming from eastern Oregon. She had a heart murmur, not serious but a definite obstacle to finding a home. Luckily, we had an application from a doctor who understood her problem and … Continue reading →