February 24, 2006
Just wanted to drop
you a note and let you know how great things are
going with little Princess. It's like she's lived here her whole
life.
She and Indy play SO rough with one another, but seem to be finding
each
other's limits. Princess definitely benefited from her time with
Germans [German Shepherds] because she knows how to outrun bigger dogs
(there are lots of
places she fits but Indy doesn't, and she knows them all). She knows
how
to put him in his place.
The favorite new activity award must go to the nightly
walks after dinner.
Both dogs basically lose all composure and start barking furiously
and
running all over the place, and into each other. Getting the harness
and
leash on can be a challenge.
...
I could go on and on, but she seems to be having a great time. She really
loves the yard and just seems to be happy overall.
Photos: Indy and Lil' Princess enjoying some couch time with their mom!
A special thank
you goes out to
Lil' Princess's sponsors: Nicolle White in memory of our Princess
that passed on in
June 2005. Michael and Sherry Eckert in honor of Noir.
Would you like to be a sponsor?Adopted February 2006
Lil'
Princess is a spayed, female, 4 year old White American Eskimo
Dog. She was saved
as a puppy by our group out of a shelter. She was transported to
American Eskimo Rescue where she was adopted out. We were called
recently by a pound where she had been picked up as a stray. We had
her
paperwork from Eskimo Rescue and we were able to figure out that
she had
been adopted out, given away 2 years later to an unknown party, and
apparently they dumped her. Thank goodness for the AVID microchip
which was able
to
trace her back to us where we could put a hold on her. We
droves hours to pick her up after she had already run out of time!
Now, she is
resting comfortably at home, very happy, extremely sweet and pretty
much
a perfect companion.
Lil' Princess is housetrained, well-behaved, and an absolute love. You can understand why rescue gets jaded about humans occasionally. We want to make sure this never happens to her again, otherwise, she's welcome on our couch the rest of her life to make sure she is never put through this ridiculous situation again. If you can be a loving, a permanent, forever, without a doubt, most spoiling and loving home for our favorite little puffy white honorary German Shepherd, please fill out an application for Lil' Princess.
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