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[draggonlaady]

Just got back a rescue that I thought had been successfully placed for good. Guess he wasn't staying in her yard...and for whatever reason, she's not willing to consider building a fence (even after a friend offered to do it for her if she bought supplies) or installing an invisible fence, which we know he does fine with, as that's what's at my house. So I now have 2 fosters in my house and one at my tech's house.

So really, if anybody knows anybody that wants a dog for Christmas, I've got a lovely selection of dogs with good personalities. Older, calm, smallish (30 pound) female; happy go lucky middle sized (50 pound) every-buddy-is-my-friend dog with 3 legs thanks to a bullet; and apparently pure-bred Siberian Husky with no problems we know of other than a disregard for invisible fencing (he was wearing a functioning collar when found).

All are neutered, vaccinated, and chipped, and all are ready to go immediately.

Pictures and more detail here:
http://www.petfinder.com/pet-search?shelterid=WA388

Comments

[brainweevil.livejournal.com]

Remember: Jesus loves the person who gives an adopted pet to a loved one (or an enemy) on His birthday (observed).

[(Anonymous)]

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[draggonlaady.livejournal.com]

Seriously? Did I just get spammed by radiofence? Dammit, now I feel icky because that's where I bought my invisible fence. I had no idea they were ad-botting blog sites. :(