Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Tuesday, January 15, 2013
Saturday, January 12, 2013
MULLET IS IT NOW
Mullet went to the vet Dr. Fransesco to have a health check and castration. He is according to the vet 5 years old (+-) loving and very social. We would love to find a home for him, or to start with a foster home or the lady that rescued him will have to put him back out again on the streets.
Normally we need 2-3 weeks to find a permanent home since we want to make a thorough check first before deciding. We never like to be hasty. Could you help us?
Normally we need 2-3 weeks to find a permanent home since we want to make a thorough check first before deciding. We never like to be hasty. Could you help us?
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NORA OUR HOSPICE CLIENT
NORA, our hospice client that we rescued from a shelter is doing great. She even has her own VIP driver to the veterinarian. Finally, she is sterilized but she had a really nasty uterus. Tumors were found and we are waiting for the analysis.
The wonderful news is that NORA is adopted and as soon as she recovers from the surgery she will leave for North Italy. We are so exited for her.
The AWL concept is that we rescue old dogs from the street or horrible shelters. To give them a quality life before crossing the Rainbow Bridge. Our hospice, together with wonderful veterinarians, make sure they are not suffering. If the client-dog later on is healthy, and someone writes to us wanting to adopt, we certainly don't object. Why shouldn't a "healthy" dog be able to taste how it is to be a family member? Of course we conduct interviews and visits with the prospective adoptive person's home, before saying "yes".
We are not an adoption organization. However, since we help these dogs that comes through our lives, we end up facilitating some adoptions anyway, and we never charge a fee. (Donations are gratefully accepted!) We want to build a sanctuary for older and sick strays, that is our goal.
Wonderful Dr. Fransesca with NORA in the transportation cage.
Our Hospice Mascot Stella is inspecting the donations from Jolene. Thank you everyone.
PS. Stella is not adoptable. She is our Hospice Mascot and one of our volunteers, Angelina, is her guardian angel. When we first opened up the hospice, Angelina asked if we could rescue "old" Stella from the streets. Angie agreed to volunteer a lot at the Hospice if she could keep Stella there. Angie and Stella adore each other. Of course, we were thrilled to have Angie work with us, and she has been true to her word. She is at the hospice several hours a week, she drives Stella to the veterinarian right away if something is needed. But also, Angie is there for all our clients.
That's Amore!
The wonderful news is that NORA is adopted and as soon as she recovers from the surgery she will leave for North Italy. We are so exited for her.
The AWL concept is that we rescue old dogs from the street or horrible shelters. To give them a quality life before crossing the Rainbow Bridge. Our hospice, together with wonderful veterinarians, make sure they are not suffering. If the client-dog later on is healthy, and someone writes to us wanting to adopt, we certainly don't object. Why shouldn't a "healthy" dog be able to taste how it is to be a family member? Of course we conduct interviews and visits with the prospective adoptive person's home, before saying "yes".
We are not an adoption organization. However, since we help these dogs that comes through our lives, we end up facilitating some adoptions anyway, and we never charge a fee. (Donations are gratefully accepted!) We want to build a sanctuary for older and sick strays, that is our goal.
Wonderful Dr. Fransesca with NORA in the transportation cage.
Our Hospice Mascot Stella is inspecting the donations from Jolene. Thank you everyone.
PS. Stella is not adoptable. She is our Hospice Mascot and one of our volunteers, Angelina, is her guardian angel. When we first opened up the hospice, Angelina asked if we could rescue "old" Stella from the streets. Angie agreed to volunteer a lot at the Hospice if she could keep Stella there. Angie and Stella adore each other. Of course, we were thrilled to have Angie work with us, and she has been true to her word. She is at the hospice several hours a week, she drives Stella to the veterinarian right away if something is needed. But also, Angie is there for all our clients.
That's Amore!
Friday, January 4, 2013
MULLET IS SEARCHING FOR HIS HOME
This is MULLET! He is a very happy self going stray that loves people, children and don't mind other dogs. But, Mullet is being chased by the dog catchers and will soon be caught and put in a cage in the horrible shelters. Never come out again, lack of food and medicines and.....he will sit in this cage up to 15 years.
Mullet is out hiking with some boys and he loves to be part of a family. He has a great personality super sweet and easy. He is middle age and a small dog. We will have him neutered and passport ready if you can promise him a forever home.
Love
AWL
Mullet is out hiking with some boys and he loves to be part of a family. He has a great personality super sweet and easy. He is middle age and a small dog. We will have him neutered and passport ready if you can promise him a forever home.
Love
AWL
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
HAPPY 2013 FROM US
That's Amore!
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