Monday, December 03, 2007
Who's New?? Mister Moo and Friends
"Hold your head high, stick your chest out. You can make it. It gets dark sometimes, but morning comes. Keep hope alive."
- Jesse Jackson
Every animal who passes thru our doors here, leaves their mark on my life...
Angels among us..
I have said it before and I will say it again, I learn so much from the animals, daily, monthly, yearly..
They have taught me to be a better person. One of forgiveness and learning to be appreciative for kindness, goodness and living in the moment.
No matter how badly these animals have been treated, neglected or abused, they have come around and shown us such great love, it is so amazing...
If you have never had a rescued dog, all it will take is one to come into your life and you will be forever changed...
Here are some of the new faces here:
"Allie" is a darling female terrier mix. Approximately 2-3 years of age about 25 pounds. She was shot thru her back leg.
The blast shattered her leg and showered pellets all over the back side of her body. I almost posted the pictures of her shaved when we first took her in, but I know many of you are very sensitive to the photos, that you don't need to see them.
You get the picture, just by me writing about it.
We will focus on the good.. She is healing and is getting around great.
Still unsure if we can save the leg, but time will tell.
She is currently being fostered by my friend Chris, who is also a vet tech. So she is getting great care:)
Our next cutie is: "Clyde" He is a male Shih Tzu, approximately 2-3 years of age. He came in in pretty sad shape.
Worms, fleas, skin infections, dirty, matted and just not feeling too good in general.
Super loving, very well behaved, good with other dogs and housebroken, he is recovered very well..
Isn't it amazing what a shower and shave does:)
This is Mister "Moo". My friend's son, named him, said he looked like a little cow:)
"Moo" is a male terrier mix. Approximately 3-5 years of age. Recovering from mange and skin infections he is doing well and should be ready for adoption in about a month. Super attentive to your every move and lovingly co-dependent, he just wants a person to call his own.
Does o.k. with other dogs, ideal situation would be an only dog home.
"Wilma" is a tiny female, Chihuahua. Approximately 3-5 years of age. She came in malnourished, with numerous scars and bite wounds, she is recovering and doing well. Shy and nervous, she is a sweet girl. Just had a dental and will be ready for adoption in a few weeks.
"Yogee" is a female Peke Mix. Approximately 10 weeks old.
Currently at my vets office, being treated, she will be available for adoption in about 3 weeks.
"JoVee" is a female Rat Terrier or Jack mix. Tiny little girl, approximately 10 weeks old. Busy, loving and doing very well with the potty training.
This is one of six Lab mix puppies we took in today, kinda looks like a Shar pei lab:)
Time to get some sleep, will post more later this week...:: posted @ 11:43 PM by Bernie Berlin::
- Jesse Jackson
Every animal who passes thru our doors here, leaves their mark on my life...
Angels among us..
I have said it before and I will say it again, I learn so much from the animals, daily, monthly, yearly..
They have taught me to be a better person. One of forgiveness and learning to be appreciative for kindness, goodness and living in the moment.
No matter how badly these animals have been treated, neglected or abused, they have come around and shown us such great love, it is so amazing...
If you have never had a rescued dog, all it will take is one to come into your life and you will be forever changed...
Here are some of the new faces here:
"Allie" is a darling female terrier mix. Approximately 2-3 years of age about 25 pounds. She was shot thru her back leg.
The blast shattered her leg and showered pellets all over the back side of her body. I almost posted the pictures of her shaved when we first took her in, but I know many of you are very sensitive to the photos, that you don't need to see them.
You get the picture, just by me writing about it.
We will focus on the good.. She is healing and is getting around great.
Still unsure if we can save the leg, but time will tell.
She is currently being fostered by my friend Chris, who is also a vet tech. So she is getting great care:)
Our next cutie is: "Clyde" He is a male Shih Tzu, approximately 2-3 years of age. He came in in pretty sad shape.
Worms, fleas, skin infections, dirty, matted and just not feeling too good in general.
Super loving, very well behaved, good with other dogs and housebroken, he is recovered very well..
Isn't it amazing what a shower and shave does:)
This is Mister "Moo". My friend's son, named him, said he looked like a little cow:)
"Moo" is a male terrier mix. Approximately 3-5 years of age. Recovering from mange and skin infections he is doing well and should be ready for adoption in about a month. Super attentive to your every move and lovingly co-dependent, he just wants a person to call his own.
Does o.k. with other dogs, ideal situation would be an only dog home.
"Wilma" is a tiny female, Chihuahua. Approximately 3-5 years of age. She came in malnourished, with numerous scars and bite wounds, she is recovering and doing well. Shy and nervous, she is a sweet girl. Just had a dental and will be ready for adoption in a few weeks.
"Yogee" is a female Peke Mix. Approximately 10 weeks old.
Currently at my vets office, being treated, she will be available for adoption in about 3 weeks.
"JoVee" is a female Rat Terrier or Jack mix. Tiny little girl, approximately 10 weeks old. Busy, loving and doing very well with the potty training.
This is one of six Lab mix puppies we took in today, kinda looks like a Shar pei lab:)
Time to get some sleep, will post more later this week...:: posted @ 11:43 PM by Bernie Berlin::
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Oh Bernie... they are all so cute... poor little "Allie" .... I just cannot believe what people can do!@! Mister Moo looks like he may have some Australian Blue Healer in him, perhaps? Actually, they are all way too cute and am sure that they will all find forever loving homes! xo
Hi Bernie...you always take wonderful photos of your dogs. They have such emotion in their faces...both heartbreaking and uplifting at the same time.
You never cease to amaze me, Bernie. And I never leave your blog without tears in my eyes!
You are truly one of the most wonderful people on this earth. It was so nice to hear from you the other day. I'd love to meet up sometime if you're in Missouri.
In the meantime, can you please email me when you get a chance (in all your free time, LOL). I have a fundraising/donation idea I'd like to run by you, but I couldn't find your email address anywhere. Thanks! : ) farmgirlfare AT gmail DOT com
You are truly one of the most wonderful people on this earth. It was so nice to hear from you the other day. I'd love to meet up sometime if you're in Missouri.
In the meantime, can you please email me when you get a chance (in all your free time, LOL). I have a fundraising/donation idea I'd like to run by you, but I couldn't find your email address anywhere. Thanks! : ) farmgirlfare AT gmail DOT com
This is great to hear how you've taken in and helped these dogs. I have a soft spot for the Shih Tzu, as I have a Lhasa apso, a similar breed.
omg, look at Clyde's little mouth! I love his crooked teeth!! Poor Wilma, I just want to dress her in a warm sweater and carry her around with me.
I wish I had a bigger house - I'd take Clyde, Wilma and Yogi! xoxo
Bella
I wish I had a bigger house - I'd take Clyde, Wilma and Yogi! xoxo
Bella
# posted by 
: December 06, 2007 11:12 PM
: December 06, 2007 11:12 PM
Hi Bernie,
Thank you for this lovely, heartfelt post (as always). I love you and what you do for these amazing four-leggeds. My heart is so full right now... reading this and knowing all your rescues have a second chance. It makes me so happy. I've said it before, I will ONLY rescue again for as long as I live. My rescue guy is the most special dog and more than I could have ever dreamed of.
Happy holidays to you and ALL of yours,
Holly
Thank you for this lovely, heartfelt post (as always). I love you and what you do for these amazing four-leggeds. My heart is so full right now... reading this and knowing all your rescues have a second chance. It makes me so happy. I've said it before, I will ONLY rescue again for as long as I live. My rescue guy is the most special dog and more than I could have ever dreamed of.
Happy holidays to you and ALL of yours,
Holly
I agree that we can learn a lot from our dogs. They make us a better person and make us realize how we should be responsible with our life. I love my dog! :)
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