  RED HAS BEEN FOUND AND IS NOW...  Red, ARPH Tag #9793, went missing Sunday, February 24 in Louisville, KY. He was lost in the vicinity of Chenoweth and Shelbyville Rd, some distance from his new home. His new home was in the 1300 block of Highland Avenue, Louisville KY. He was just adopted on Friday and does not know his new home. His adopter is making every effort to locate him. Red is a very shy, undersocialized boy who was pulled from a breeding kennel. He is a red tri or sable. Because he is so shy/frightened, we are very concerned about him.. Red is wearing his collar with an ARPH ID tag. If you should find him, please call the toll free number on his tag 1-877-ARPH-779, or call Anne at 812-431-8876 or your local animal shelter Say hello to Red. The first year of Red’s life was not so great. He was unwanted by his backyard breeder and released to ARPH. Red spent much of his young life living under a building completely unsocialized and frightened of everything. We feel he was abused as he has trust issues, but is getting much better. Jane Hills ARPH (Aussie Rescue) Kentucky |
 Molly is a sweet, good looking blue merle female about 6 years young, a robust 61 pounds with one blue and one brown eye and docked tail. Molly walks well on leash, rides nicely in the car, gets along well with other dogs and has a calm personality, although she likes to have fun. She was said to be an outside farm dog, whose owner said she had worked cattle. Although judging from her weight and house manners, she may have spent more time as a house dog! Molly is turning out to be a wonderful dog, very quiet and completely trustworthy in the house. She loves to be petted and gets very excited when someone looks her way, making a cute "snork" sound and going into a play bow. Molly is spayed, UTD on shots and is heartworm negative. |
For reasons that are unknown, Emmy was in a shelter with a loss of her left eye. It has been treated and closed and should pose no further risk to her. Although Emily only has one eye it DOES NOT affect her in anyway in normal activities. Emily is a great companion dog and is desperately in need of a forever home. Give this gorgeous girl a chance to steal your heart away. Contact Anne Pritchett at apritch@roadrunner.com or Jane at augiehills@yahoo.com to find out more about dear Emily. Jane Hills ARPH (Aussie Rescue) Kentucky |
Because he was with many other dogs in his prior home he is more comfortable with dogs than people. He is not afraid of even the biggest, grumpiest dog and makes quick friends with all, even the little ones, with no desire to chase them. He has had no contact with cats yet. Spooky was housetrained in a matter of days and has the run of the house, keeping mostly to his "safe spot", although he is starting to realize he likes attention and will seek you out for some quick petting. He goes in a crate willingly when needed, does not chew on things he shouldn’t and has learned to use his voice. He walks very nicely on leash, has good recall and stays close by when off leash, rides in a car well although with some drooling and likes boat rides. He is becoming more confident each day, has discovered toys and is learning how to play. Spooky has a bright future and with a guardian willing to work with him on his confidence and maybe a playmate or two, he will become a great companion. To learn more about our sweet boy, contact Anne Pritchett at apritch@roadrunner.com or Jane at augiehills@yahoo.com Jane Hills ARPH (Aussie Rescue) Kentucky |
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Chance is being fostered in the Louisville, Kentucky area. If you are interested in Chance, please contact Anne Pritchett at apritch@roadrunner.com or Jane at augiehills@yahoo.com. See Chance on YouTube! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8q6D8gUpUw http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdpSIl-EG1A Jane Hills ARPH (Aussie Rescue) Kentucky |
In the 6 months that she's been in her foster home Rabbit has gained more than 20lbs and has matured into a wonderful, kooky, energetic and playful dog. She loves the other dogs in her foster home but does have problems meeting and being comfortable around new dogs. Like many abused Pits she would be best in a home with experienced owners and no other animals. Rabbit loves to run, chase balls and toys and will eat just about anything. Instead of biscuits we reward her with carrots, apples, pineapple, green beans and tomatoes. She's a great snuggler, is housebroken, crate trained and loves to ride in the car. She is alert, responsive and extremely trainable. Rabbit is just over a year old, is spayed, microchipped, vaccinated and eager to be adopted.
For more info on The Rabbit contact Pet Rescue of MD, or call Kathy at 410-852-4271 or 410-627-656.
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 Jasper is a medium-large mixed breed, about 2.5 years old. He is well-trained (housebroken, sit, stay, down, etc.), good on a leash, great off-leash when on a trail, and very athletic – but not hyper. He has a bit of an aggressive streak when he gets uneasy (i.e. around people he does not like). |
 Nellie is the sweetest, quietest, cuddle bug ever! She is about 40 pounds and 7-8 years old. Nellie gives lots of kisses to show how grateful she is to be loved. She is still small enough to lay in your lap and she spends most of her day nearby being petted. She was found wandering on Loch Raven Blvd and was shivering in the cold due to her recent grooming. Her hair looks like it would be a curly coat when it grows back out. |
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