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This two-year-old black
cocker spaniel (mix?) with a long fluffy tail and what looks like high
fashion Australian ugg-boots was taken to a shelter because her
previous owner neglected to train her, could not deal with her, labeled her
"hyperactive" and left her. This is a sad result of people adopting
animals and not taking the time to learn how to care for them.
Boots was kept alone outdoors in a garage, was not obedience trained, not
house trained, and not leash trained.
She was dumped in a shelter. To save her from euthanasia she was
rescued and kept in a Muttshack. She had a dog house, a warm blanket,
food and water and a big back yard to romp in with her rescuer's dog. For
safety they were both muzzled when they were introduced.
Her Patron started calling people, sending out e-mails and posting flyers in
the neighborhood. "Who will give this dog a Home?".
There were several calls, and after careful deliberation, contemplating her
disposition, character, and the serious training she would need, she chose
the new home.
Boot's life was saved - thanks to a caring rescuer who removed her from the
shelter and got her off death row.
BOOTS has now been adopted into a home that needs as much love as she does.
Her new owner lost her long-time companion and Boots who knows just how lonely life
can be will be there to comfort her.
Rescued by Cyndi, Burbank, CA
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