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My dear friend Mary is in the business of dog rescue which is a profession I wouldn’t wish on anybody. First, she must witness crime after insane crime perpetrated on man’s best friend. Then, she has to listen to vile excuses and crack pot stories like the one I am about to tell you. She takes in the sorry and the injured, the abused and the starving dogs. She gets them all to the vet, does the nursing and the feeding and the loving until one day, a forever family shows up and it’s all worth it.
Which brings me to our newest outrage which is Lucky. Lucky, unluckily, found herself living with two vagabonds. This little dog lived with beatings and neglect and with owners who figured the solution to a rotten case of mange is to buy a plastic collar and leave it around her neck for a year. The itch that goes with a disorder like this is the human comfort equivalent of walking around with 3,000 mosquito bites. These hobos finally sold the poor thing to Mary for $1. Times are tough for perfect dogs right now and there is absolutely no way this dog is adoptable in her present condition. Thus, we are stuck.
Here is Lucky’s story :
http://www.fundable.com/groupactions/groupaction.2008-11-07.5153921676/groupaction_view?portal_status_message=Your%20changes%20have%20been%20saved
If you can help out with a few dollars, provide a link to your blog, forward this an email or simply send a prayer Lucky's way - then you will win for helping. I have the best readers in the world, and I appreciate you all.
bluesgirly from this postMy dear friend Mary is in the business of dog rescue which is a profession I wouldn’t wish on anybody. First, she must witness crime after insane crime perpetrated on man’s best friend. Then, she has to listen to vile excuses and crack pot stories like the one I am about to tell you. She takes in the sorry and the injured, the abused and the starving dogs. She gets them all to the vet, does the nursing and the feeding and the loving until one day, a forever family shows up and it’s all worth it.
Which brings me to our newest outrage which is Lucky. Lucky, unluckily, found herself living with two vagabonds. This little dog lived with beatings and neglect and with owners who figured the solution to a rotten case of mange is to buy a plastic collar and leave it around her neck for a year. The itch that goes with a disorder like this is the human comfort equivalent of walking around with 3,000 mosquito bites. These hobos finally sold the poor thing to Mary for $1. Times are tough for perfect dogs right now and there is absolutely no way this dog is adoptable in her present condition. Thus, we are stuck.
Here is Lucky’s story :
http://www.fundable.com/groupactions/groupaction.2008-11-07.5153921676/groupaction_view?portal_status_message=Your%20changes%20have%20been%20saved
If you can help out with a few dollars, provide a link to your blog, forward this an email or simply send a prayer Lucky's way - then you will win for helping. I have the best readers in the world, and I appreciate you all.
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Date: 2008-11-11 04:52 pm (UTC)*hug*
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Date: 2008-11-11 06:51 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-11-11 07:09 pm (UTC)It always breaks my heart to read these stories- and yet I'm so glad there are people willing to help make a difference. :)
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Date: 2008-11-11 07:09 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-11-11 07:28 pm (UTC)God bless you all.
(((hugs)))
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Date: 2008-11-11 08:19 pm (UTC)It's you who deserves thanks. Lucky's such a sweet-looking doggie. I'll be interested to know how she's doing.