 Jersey sleeps through the night on a bed or in a crate. She is calm and easy going, but will play as soon as she knows you are ready to join her. Jersey likes to play tug and chase balls. She is learning how to fetch. Jersey also loves all human beings, including children. She is very gentle with kids and in general is a very light-footed dog. She rides great in a car and walks pretty well on leash, although she is still learning leash manners. Jersey loves all people and would like everyone to pay attention to her and pet her, however she is fine just laying on a dog bed while people go about their business. Jersey likes to counter-surf in the kitchen and is learning that is not appropriate. She is very food-motivated and has a good appetite; she is a breeze to train. Jersey is very sporty and would do excellent as a flyball, frisbee or agility dog. She can jump amazingly high and has the drive to learn new things. She is currently learning some flyball and is doing really well. Jersey would like to go to a home where she can participate in a dog sport or activity, but would do fine in any family home as well. She has never chewed on anything around the house, not even her toys. Not only does Jersey have lovely manners, but she is also amazingly cute. Here is a video of Jersey in action: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=puiiikjAQSc. Jo Iowa |
Thanks to the following for donating to help Sue recover: Julie Downey, Carla Heim, Karen Fashimpaur, the Beck Family, and Angelic Vetter. Please meet Sue (#0090). This sweet girl was hit by a car and the driver never stopped. A local animal control officer had about 10 calls on the incident. The callers said she crawled her way to the side of the road. Her pelvis was broken in three places (one break was shattered into small pieces). She had lacerations to the under side of her stomach and back leg which were stitched up and have now healed. Her pelvis is healing well. Now, a little more than two months after her accident, Sue is doing wonderfully! She's very mobile and is going for nice long walks on-leash. She trots happily and enjoys being out and about. Sue is wonderful on-leash, and can be walked easily by the children in her new foster home. She can now go up and down stairs.She's running a bit (squirrels! yeah!), and loves to roll around on her back in the warm spring grass enjoying weather. One evening, she even got excited and tried to play with me, doing play bows and running all around. She looked so happy -- it was very sweet! Sue is completely housebroken and is now cratetrained; she goes into a crate happily and stays politely and quietly as long as needed. She'll often go in on her own for a rest when we're around the house. She is no longer on any meds. She completely ignores cats and is lovely even with very small children. Sue is around 5-6 years old and has been spayed. She eats well (she does guard her food from the other dogs) and loves to hang out with humans and get petted petted petted; she is full of gentle kisses and and will sit near you and lift a front paw to your leg to alert you she'd like a little more attention, please. She is completely fine with all people (including kids) and dogs she meets, very quiet and happy to get attention, very calm. The only obvious thing Sue can't do at this writing is jump up into the back of my car (though she'd like to! she loves car rides!). She still needs to build up the muscles in her hind legs. The vet suspects she was a farm dog, but doesn't know for sure and no owners came forward. She obviously wanted very much to be clean and was spending much time when she first came licking herself, so was lucky finally to get a gentle bath once her stitches were out -- now she is so pretty and you can tell she knows it and is much more comfortable. This video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ov_K7SxcEw shows Sue on her first climb up "Cannonball Hill" in the park nearby; obviously, she wasn't having much problem. The second video shows Sue browsing in the backyard at her new foster home. You can see a good view of her left side, which was badly injured in the accident -- her hair is growing in nicely and soon you won't be able to see any remnants. You can also see her happy stub tail wagging as mom talks to her. The first photo is of Sue when she first arrived in her foster home in February. These were taken on 4/03/09 and show how much she has improved -- and you can see how much cleaner she is! If you might be interested in adopting this dog, email Jayne. Jo Iowa   |
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Jo Iowa |
Phoebe is a small size bichon frise girl. She is eight years old. Phoebe is a happy dog and not a barker at all. She is starting to play with toys and do play bows for me. She is learning to trust humans. She will make a great pet and Bichons do not shed. Phoebe is housetrained.
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 Susanna needs your help. She was living in a barn on an amish farm when i found her in central wisconsin the beginning of July.. They had her in a small travel crate full of wet urine soaked shavings. She was matted to the skin and the mats were also soaked. She had hard mats between her pads and I dont know how she could walk. She had huge clumps of mats stuck to her feet and face and back end. The dirt on her back was so thick that her skin was raw. She has a hemotoma on one ear flap and fungus infection in both ears. She is missing many teeth . She is missing her left eye but sees well out of the other. It took hours to get this little gal cleaned up. She was so quiet while I groomed her , I thought she might have fallen asleep. She loved her bath and after she ran around the house so glad to be free of all the filthy hair and weight she has carried around for who knows how long. She has a nice disposition and has not given me a bit of trouble. I almost wonder if she didnt start out as a little house dog and end up on hard times. We are looking for help to get Susanna vetted. She needs shots, a dental , a spay, ear meds and surgery on her ear flap to drain the blood and antibiotics to heal. If you can help her , please send paypal to Limberlostdogs@aol.com. For Susanna. We cant do it alone. |
 LeToya is a seven year old pomeranian girl released to our rescue by a puppymill. She has spent her entire life caged . She is friendly and not a biter. Someone must have given her some attention. She weighs about six pounds. She is looking for a home as a house dog now. She is a happy go lucky little gal and very happy to be free now. She will be spayed , have a dental and be up to date on shots before leaving our rescue. LeToyas adoption fee is a $200 donation to our rescue medical fund. Email bonnwright@aol.com for an application. She is a real doll. We are housebreaking her to newspaper. If you cant adopt a pet right now, you can still help the rescue dogs by donating to their ongoing care. Send your donation thru Paypal to LimberlostDogs@aol.com to help out, or email for our snail mail address. It is appreciated. |
"We have been his only owner since he was a puppy. We have a 3 year old son
who the dog is very patient with. He gets along with other dogs fine. He is very
loveable. We need to place him by the end of the week. My name is Phyllis and
my husband's name is Bob. We can be reached via email at theeirings@comcast.net or home phone (410-969-5306), Phyllis' cell (443-629-4095), or Bob's cell (443-622-1969)." |
Adoption fee required. Email foster home Gail for info at jbelfi@preferred.com
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Adoption fee required. Email foster home Gail for info at jbelfi@preferred.com
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