   Hi there! My name is Pearl and I am about 1.5 years old. I am a special little girl who is already spayed, up to date on my shots, heartworm negative and also microchipped. I weigh about 6-7 pounds. I am looking for a home where I will be treated like the little Princess I was always meant to be. I haven't had the chance to have a family of my own yet and dream of this every day. |
Hanii is slowly coming out of her shell and is finding that being held and cuddled really is ok. She loves to run and play in the yard with her brother Teegi and the other kids at her foster home and is learning the fine art of housetraining. She is also learning that squeaky toys are really fun to play with! Hanii is currently in foster care in Sioux Falls, SD with 4 shih tzus, 2 Japanese Chins, a papillon and a peke – along with her brother so she is becoming very well-socialized. "If you think that you would like me to come and live with you please contact Peggy at peg4tzus@msn.com. She can answer any questions you might have as well as get you the adoption application that you will need to fill out. These folks here want me to have a special loving home so you will need to provide personal and vet references as well as have a home visit before I can come and live with you. My adoption donation is $350, and personally I think I’m are worth every penny. I am currently living in Sioux Falls, Sd. However, they will let us travel out of state so don't be afraid to ask about us. I would love to have a special person to love me. See you soon....." NOTE: All our adoption donations go towards our ever mounting vet bills. Thank you for your support. We are also, always looking for more foster homes. The more foster homes we have, the more dogs we can help. THANK YOU.
Regina |
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 Ronette is a six year old retired breeder from a commercial kennel. She is a red female poodle. She weighs about 8 lbs. Ronette will be spayed, have a dental and be brought up to date on shots before leaving our rescue. She is not a fearful dog and with some attention should blossom into a nice loving pet. She is being papertrained. |
 Steppenwolf is a five month old Chinese Crested male puppy. He is rather unique looking, has spots of no hair and other areas where he has hair. He is black and white. |
 Petula Clark is a three year old slate Chinese Crested female just released to our rescue by a commercial kennel. She is social, not fearful. Nice dog. Small size. |
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Shirelle never moved when we groomed her. She is very easy to handle. With the proper care and treatment and a loving home, this sweet girl can turn out happy and trusting. I hope someone will take her in and turn her life around. If you can give Shirelle a forever home, let us know. She has been abused and she is afraid. She deserves to live the rest of her life in comfort and without fear. She is not the least bit aggressive. She will be spayed and up to date on shots and have a dental before going to her new home. She can be adopted with an approved application and an adoption fee of $250 to our medical fund.
Bonnie Wright |
Stanley is only four to five lbs. Just a little bitty guy. This has been very hard on him. Imagine his confusion when he couldn't find his owners. I am sure he could not figure out what happened and just as well. Sure wouldn't want him to realize that the people he trusted and loved, threw him away like an old shoe. Stanley needs a place to live out his years. Don't want this happening to him again. We are looking for a very special home for this very special little dog who doesn't deserve to be homeless at this time in his life. I would estimate Stanleys age at approximately eight to ten years. Chihuahuas can live to fifteen or more. Stanley is in good health and will be vetted before he leaves our rescue. He has a lot of love to give and will make a wonderful companion for someone. Contact bonnwright@aol.com for more info on Stanley.
Bonnie Wright |
Maggie doesn't realize what has happened to her. She will just try to get around the best she can. Dogs don't know that they are handicapped and they don't feel sorry for themselves. It only affects them physically. I know I will be able to find someone to adopt Maggie. Once they meet her, they will want to take her home. She has a very sweet disposition and it is hard to believe she lived her life in a cage so far. Maggie is crate and papertrained. She is a tiny little peke gal, she only weighs 8 lbs. She is a beautiful solid cream color. Can you help Maggie May? You can paypal your donation to LimberlostDogs@aol.com I will post updates as I can. Thank you. Update 7/1/05: There is no change, Maggie still cannot use her back legs. Maggie is still a very happy dog and carries toys in her mouth. Maggie is papertrained 7/8/05: Maggie has a slight change in movement in her back legs. She can now stand on her legs and pivot to go a different direction. We are happy for any slight improvement. Update 7/11/05: We are very excited at Limberlost. There is a change in Maggie, I saw her scratch her ear. Yesterday she stood and took three steps before flopping. Then she got up and did it again. I feel like I am seeing a miracle happen. Someone out there has been praying for this little gal and it must have been a special prayer. At this time I dont know if she will be normal again or not but she is getting around pretty good. It has been two weeks since she turned up paralyzed. The last three days have brought about a major improvement. Keep those prayers coming. Update 7/19/05: Maggie is standing, check the new pic of her, she is walking, she only wobbles a little bit. I now expect her to make a full recoverey. She is one lucky little gal. I can hardly believe it. She is pretty happy about it also, look at that beautiful smile. She is still on crate rest for the most part another couple weeks to make sure the injury fully heals. We couldnt have asked for more than to have her recover and go back to normal.
 Update 7/29/05: Maggie is doing very well. She is almost back to normal. She can run and stand and get around well. She does wobble a bit at times and may never be able to do more than two or three stairs. It would be good if a person could build a small ramp for her to go outside if they have more steps than that. She continues to do well with the potty training and is papertrained and will go outside. She is a wonderful happy little dog, very friendly and playful. She only weighs eight pounds. She does like to keep her food dish and toys for her self so an only dog home might be best or one where the dogs will all be well supervised. Maggies adoption fee is a $250 donation to our medical fund and an approved application. Maggie is our little miracle dog.
Bonnie Wright |
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