Please share and consider adopting one of these lovely dogs in San Antonio. These special dogs need saving. Their mom has entered hospice care and can no longer keep them.
1. Vera is 65 lbs and 11 years old. She was dumped at Marbach and 410.
She shows signs of a mild skin allergy that goes away with Benadryl and
the "comfort is" tb for fleas helps her skin too
2. Brandy is 11 years old and still very active. She was dumped at a
park in the same area. She looks pretty healthy but in the past two
years she had a few seizures. The mother and daughter have been unable
to take her to the vet.
3. Mega is 8 years old and 50lbs. She was found in a vacant field off
Old Hwy 90. She looked like she either was hit by a car or they used her
as bait dog, because she was limping from her right hind leg and also
her jaw was crooked. Since being picked up she's been a happy loved dog.
4. Bruno is 7 years old. He was just pup when hit by a car near Horal
Street. He was taken to a vet where the mother and daughter were told he
had a fractured right hind leg but because they couldn't afford surgery
he has become a lap dog.
"A San Antonio, Texas woman with stage four cancer in hospice is desperately trying to find homes for her four dogs.
She found each of the dogs dumped and left on their own.
Her daughter is also ill and can't care for the canines.
They're hoping the four dogs can go to a sanctuary or be fostered in some way.
All
dogs are spayed or neutered with up-to-date shots. Each were
heartworm-negative when tested, but none have been on heartworm
preventives since their owner got sick.
They're good with other dogs, people, and children, but not with cats as much since most of them were on their own for awhile.
The owner is okay with them being separated."
If you know of anyone who might be able to foster or help, contact
Rachel Cannady with God's Dog Rescue.
This morning, Reunion Rescue received an inquiry about a little pit bull puppy, Cayenne, we rescued recently. Cayenne is in a happy happy home, but here was a chance to save a life.
The inquiry came from a nice person who'd recently relocated from Dallas to San Antonio. Unfortunately, many puppies and dogs die daily at San Antonio Animal Care Services.
Reunion Rescue seized the opportunity to share some of the puppies who will not find a home and will die like millions of others in United States shelters.
Our new page Wobbies declares war on backyard breeders has been filled with hate messages from the angry mob of backyard breeders who fear their source of income has been threatened and are terrified of having to actually get a job and work for a living.
Wobbies chose the word 'war' for a reason. This is war. We are sick and sick and tired of puppies like these in San Antonio and dogs and cats everywhere dying due to these lazy, selfish, angry individuals.
Here are the puppies who will die in San Antonio. These are the kinds of sweet animals the byb's posting on Wobbies page call 'unadoptable,' 'unwanted,' and other cruel names.
Word to the backyard breeders...Wobbies and other animal lovers want to save these and all the other 'cast off' animals you term 'useless' and have no problem slaughtering.
Until every backyard breeder is shut down, these and other innocent animals will continue to be killed, gassed and done away with through other means. The killing needs to stop and it needs to stop now.
Meet Aria! This girl is special and i really like her a lot! Aria is just precious! She is warm, happy, and loving! She is about a year old and very smart! Please give this baby girl a chance! Aria is available for adoption or rescue!!! THE COLBERT SHELTER IS COMPLETELY FULL!!! Please share & tag!! Adoption fee is $75.00 this fee includes rabies and spay/neuter surgery. For more information please contact shelter with description of pet you are interested in adopting. We are happy to have potential adoptive families come visit us!
Address: 5010 Missouri St Tuscumbia, AL 35674 Phone: 256-381-4073 or Teri by text 256-710-5070 Rescue groups no pull fee, transport help is available.
BIGGY
is a stunning beauty. Please SHARE for his life, he needs a TEMPERAMENT
TEST requested IN PERSON by an Interested Party before the Shelter will
allow him to be saved. Without this Test being ordered he can be PTS at
any time. A FOSTER or Adopter would save his life. Thanks! #A4921252 My name is BIGGY and I'm an approximately 1 year old male Pit Bull. I am not yet neutered. I have been at the Carson Animal Care Center since 2/19. I will be available on 2/19. You can visit me at my temporary home at C308.
UPDATE: from Saving Carson Shelter Dogs FB page: BIGGY is RESCUE ONLY. He has a LOCAL RESCUE Please SHARE for a long term LOCAL FOSTER Thanks! http://www.petharbor.com/pet.asp?uaid=LACO1.A4921252 Carson Shelter, Gardena, California 216 Victoria Street, Gardena, California 310.523.9566, M-TH 12pm - 7pm, F-SU - 10am - 5pm
TIMMY
is tiny and you can see he sits and waits for someone to think he is
worth stopping by. He is so adorable and sad and he needs help now.
Please SHARE for his life, he is VERY special and a FOSTER or ADOPTER
would save him. Thanks! #A4918581
My name is TIMMY I'm an approximately 3 year old male Chihuahua. I am
neutered. I have been at the Carson Animal Care Center since 2/9. I will
be available on 2/13. You can visit me at my temporary home at C215.
369206
Walter is one goofball that loves to be around people! He wags his tail
all day long - he is a happy go lucky dude! He is a handsome boy that
is looking for love! Walter is a lab blend, around 3 years old, and weighs about 55 pounds.
**PAST DEADLINE! Needs Commitment by 3PM and Picked Up by 4:30PM Sunday
2/21!**
Looking
for the cutest and sweetest pocket pittie ever? Meet Pixie! She loves
everyone she meets, has the best smile, and will warm your heart
everyday.
Pixie is four years old, weighs
41 pounds, and would love to make your house a home. Meet her at
Lifeline's DeKalb Animal Services! Her $14 adoption fee includes her
spay, microchip, vaccinations, and more! For more information email
adoption@decalbanimalservices.com.
Please sign and share PETITION demanding an investigation surrounding the illegal activity and pit bull hate group involvement in American Pit Bull Examiner take down.
The past two and a half weeks have been pure d hell for Reunion Rescue and tons of others who trusted Leah Purcell's Spindletop ranch with their dogs. Many are dead and others still have not been located. Some probably never will.
Months ago, Reunion had committed to a booth at the San Antonio Pet Expo. It was a great opportunity to share our program with other animal lovers as well as a good venue for my book, Pit Bull Nation. Many of the haters have been attacking me here lately on my style of writing. Hey, I'm guilty! I'm opinionated, blunt and honest, but I know what's worked for these dogs the last fifteen years I've been pulling pit bulls from death row and worse across the US.
There are tons of other style books like sportswriter Jim Gorant's book, the coffee table Lost Dogs as well as the Cesar Millan library. And there's Shorty's tome about an ex-con who landed a tv show. The difference between my writing and others is I'm actually pulling dogs. I'm in the trenches with the network of little rescue groups who are doing the work.
People who read Pit Bull Nation will get an earful of how to treat, train, feed and learn about homeopathy and the harmful effects of vaccines as told in Raspberry's story. It's all sewn together in potboiler form with a behind the scenes expose as to what really goes on behind the doors in a kill shelter and the big rescue corporations who claim in their marketing to save lives, but in reality are the biggest killers of all.
Pit Bull Nation is a journey through hell and the magic formula to walk out with the dog. The Reunion Rescue detox protocol is shared in the book and is being put to the test with the Spindletop dogs we've managed to get to safety.
These dogs are suffering from PTSD and literally must be handled as a dog refugee POW. Mere training will not address the deep seated effects of what these animals went through at Spindletop. Whatever condition in which they arrived at that hellhole has been amplifed and it's our job to decompress these dogs, get their bodies healthy and gently transition back to safe ground.
So yesterday, I'll admit, I was exhausted. I got up at the crack of dawn and treated, watered, pottied and exercised Angel, Amber and Batgirl. I took care of the other fosters and sanctuary dogs, cats and birds, the birds being a handful with homemade diet. I got all my gear loaded into my old car and hit the road. At times like this, I'd probably commit grand larceny for a good volunteer.
It took me three hours to set up for the event, but I liked what my old booth looked like. I have always loved the vibe in San Antonio and it was carrying me today. I amazingly felt a bit of peace and gratitude. My neighbor down the road from Huntington Beach, Cali made me two righteous signs to help raise awareness and $$ for our Spindletop dogs. I found out the other day Leah Purcell fraudulently pulled dogs under my 501(c)(3) and also trolled my American Pit Bull Examiner articles to fleece kindhearted pledge donators for more cash. I understand she has illegally been pulling under other 501(c)(3) groups as well.
I'd already committed to Feo from Alvin ACC since he'd wound up at Spindletop due to an article I wrote back in December. Was I shocked to find out he was actually pulled under Reunion Rescue. This is further proof that Leah Purcell protected by Zandra Anderson who calls herself the Texas Dog Lawyer (I call her the Texas Dog KILLER's Lawyer) is a liar and a thief. From what I know about law, this is pretty close to fraud.
Me with the Paul Mitchell girls-my all
time favorite product always cruelty-free!
But, back to getting healthy. I got my booth ready right as people started trickling in. I had a huge stack of cards which I always hand out with our website www.reunionrescue.com full of Nutrition info and training on Junior's Page. I can promise any pet owner if they follow our program they can escape every terrible pet nightmare from fleas to cancer. Where's my controlled study? Right here at the Reunion Rescue No Kill Refuge where everyone lives to a ripe old age and never goes to the vet. You'll never see Hill's Science Diet or Fort Dodge underwriting any study grants at Reunion Rescue.
I met so many people. I met rescues. I hugged other Spindletop refugees and their dogs they'd managed to get back. I met people who cried and haven't found their dogs, dogs that Leah Purcell and Zandra Anderson know the whereabouts of. If that isn't the cruelest aspect of this whole case, I don't know what is. To know where someone's pet is and keep that information secret for a future plea bargain is below low. It's, to me, as low as you can go.
To me, Leah Purcell and Zandra Anderson are worse than Michael Vick. He was a big oaf trying to show off. Not excusing his behavior in the slightest. Am I the only person not wearing Nike's or eating Subway? For someone who professes to be the end all in pit bull rescue and the other making a killing, no pun intended, in legal defense, to deceive hundreds if not thousands of animals and rescuers is beyond evil. To know where those animals are and not help people find them, to have participated in hurting and killing animals for monetary gain on the scale that Purcell and Anderson are involved is monumental in comparison to Vick's crime.
It is my commitment to make certain no one ever forgets what these people have done. When Vick's name is googled, Leah Purcell's nasty face should pop up right alongside with her sidekick Zandra. Those two have been joined at the hip for a long time. Let them continue to be joined. They're welcome to bunk together at Gainesville where they belong and I'll spring for the bus ticket.
This one was nervous and came back to show
us how wonderfully her flower essence at work!
Nothing says it better than pictures and I've snapped a few to share from the San Antonio Pet Expo to share. On a humorous note, Shorty Rossi was supposed to be the guest of honor, but Ashley his assistant appeared instead. He's probably busy tending to the four dogs in the Shorti Rossi rescue, the tv show and book tour along with collecting donations. However, a few weeks ago, his people contacted Leah for a photo op. Boy, I bet they're glad she was busy abusing dogs that day. That was a close one.
We had a little drawing for the Bissell carpet cleaner which was won by a rescue group. Katrina Dennis, director of Del Rio, Texas A Pet's Wish won the carpet cleaner.
I left tired, hungry and happy. I met a ton of San Antonio people who love their animals. I had forgotten what it felt like to be in a community of happy pets and their loving owners along with wonderful rescue groups who really do pull cats and dogs, work full time jobs and squeeze in the time to show off their pets at events like this.
Thanks to Jamie, Natasha and the Expo girls, Petsmart for the balls, Petco for the frisbees, Blue Buffalo for the treats and most of all Petfinder for the booth!\
All in all, it was a beautiful day. The good people who love their animals in San Antonio turned out and proved something to this ol' war torn rescuer. It really is a wonderful world.....
