Blue eyed beauty needs home

[savvytangerine]

Hi guys. It is time for another sad one. Please pass along to anyone that might be interested in adopting, or fostering this pup. You never know when you forward important stuff to others, were it will lead.

This dog is currently in Chipley, Florida and will be terminated on Sunday, September 23. Please contact Laurie at 850-685-0288 if you are interested in her. She is a very friendly beautiful white Shepherd with blue eyes.

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Breed: White German Shepherd with blue eyes

Known Temperment: Very friendly

Location of dog: Chipley, Florida kill shelter

Termination date: Sunday, September 23

Serious inquiries call Laurie at 850-685-0288

FOR UPDATED INFORMATION ON THIS DOG GO TO:

http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=9268459

She looks like such a happy good pup. Let's work on finding this little beauty a home please.

 

[Lady D]

I cannot stand to see this stuff. After what transpired with the other dog situation on here, it's hard to see any good coming for this poor thing. The words they use are horrible. Termination date??? I so dislike kill shelters. Somebody please go get this pooch.

 

[seacrestkristi]

I've already got my hands full of frito feet girls. Thank you for keepin' on postin' about these pets though. Animals are blessed that there are peeps like you out there.

 

[savvytangerine]

I've already got my hands full of frito feet girls. Thank you for keepin' on postin' about these pets though. Animals are blessed that there are peeps like you out there.

Thank you Miss Kristi. I know that this isn't always easy to look at - but maybe if we all help pass this along we can save this poor pup.

Ironically - I have my hands full with kitty feet, they don't smell like Fritos either.

 

[Mango]

I know that this isn't always easy to look at - but maybe if we all help pass this along we can save this poor pup.

Savvy, I appreciate your work, but maybe you may want to consider a warning in the thread title.

This dog struck a chord with me because my parents had one when I was a baby and he probably saved my life. We lived in the City and my mother thought she closed the courtyard fence, but in a flash I managed to push it open and crawl onto the sidewalk close to the street. The dog was dragging me by my diaper to keep me from going any further.

To boot, this pup's kill date is my b-day.

I hope he finds a home with a nice family.
They are a loyal breed and have great temperments.

 

[savvytangerine]

I went to see an update on this pup and this is what I found, "9/21 - She has tested positive for heartworms. The adopter will need to be responsible for her treatment."

I'm not sure what everyone is wanting when they are requesting that I "warn" them in the thread title - that a thread is about a dog in a kill shelter.

All my dog posts will continue to stay in the All About Sowal section (unless moved, or asked to change by Kurt). If it is a dog in a kill shelter I will put the little "!" icon in the title.

I don't know of another way to try and be considerate to everyone's wishes, without having a dreadful title to the dog posts.

 

[Mango]

Savvy, are all the animals at the refuge just dogs?​

Sorry, I don't have the heart to look at the refuge link.

The only reason I looked was a non-sowaler I know had a dog a while ago that passed away with blue eyes, and I thought I would show this to them.

I think the yield sign is sufficient .

Hope someone steps up to adopt this dog. Pound puppies are so appreciative. They seem to know.

 

[ItzKatzTime]

Keep up this great work of love Savvy! We need not fear to look upon those who are less fortunate. When we let go of the fear we let go of the guilt. I used to never step foot in a kill shelter....then my Kalie 9then 6 years old)talked me into going to one over in Ocean Springs, Ms. We go to it every time we visit my Dad. As sad as it is I've learned a lot through this experience. For one thing, I sometimes get to touch a dog or cat. It may be the last loving touch they receive, the last sweet words whispered into their little ears, and the last person they get to give a little lick to. On the reverse side it may be their first loving touch, words, and kiss. This is so hard, but it helps me to fight through fear, and the guilt I normally feel that I can't take one....just one. So, then it becomes NOT just about ME....but something I give and receive back.

I applaud you Miss Savvy

Kat

 

[savvytangerine]

Savvy, are all the animals at the refuge just dogs?​

Sorry, I don't have the heart to look at the refuge link.

The only reason I looked was a non-sowaler I know had a dog a while ago that passed away with blue eyes, and I thought I would show this to them.

I think the yield sign is sufficient .

Hope someone steps up to adopt this dog. Pound puppies are so appreciative. They seem to know.

They have lots of cats too, including (from what I've seen online) some rare breeds.

I had a cat with blue eyes too. Lost her a little over a year and a half ago - had her since we were both babies. Any animal with blue eyes always hits an extra soft spot with me.

 

[savvytangerine]

Keep up this great work of love Savvy! We need not fear to look upon those who are less fortunate. When we let go of the fear we let go of the guilt. I used to never step foot in a kill shelter....then my Kalie 9then 6 years old)talked me into going to one over in Ocean Springs, Ms. We go to it every time we visit my Dad. As sad as it is I've learned a lot through this experience. For one thing, I sometimes get to touch a dog or cat. It may be the last loving touch they receive, the last sweet words whispered into their little ears, and the last person they get to give a little lick to. On the reverse side it may be their first loving touch, words, and kiss. This is so hard, but it helps me to fight through fear, and the guilt I normally feel that I can't take one....just one. So, then it becomes NOT just about ME....but something I give and receive back.

I applaud you Miss Savvy

Kat

Oh Kat, that made me cry - the good kind of cry. And I don't do that, or admit to it often.

Thank you.

It isn't the happiest thing to come home, get online, and find a "kill shelter" pup waiting in my inbox. I'm not infallible. I'm sure I'll be thinking about those blue eyes most of this weekend - and if things don't go well - they will stay with me much longer. However, I have decided (and offer) to do what I can to help. All I can offer this pup is my purest effort of finding a loving home, or foster home, and my unconditional love.