Second, I came out of church two weeks ago and there was the cutest German Shepard just sitting there. She was dangerously skinny and was very skittish, especially around men (can't say I blame her. lol) I ran home and grabbed some dog food, water, and a leash. Went back and it took me two hours and the "help" of two cute little 10 year old boys (who I think were supposed to be in primary) to finally get her in the back of my suv. No vets are open around here on Sunday so my best bet was to take her to the Humane Society. They have been nursing her back to health and she is doing great! So if anyone wants a 1 1/2 year old sweet as can be pup, come and adopt her! I wish that I could but Orem City won't allow three dogs in one house without a special permit. Sad...Anyway, I consider myself very blessed to get the opportunity to help these sweet animals! Plus, I followed the advice of someone who is very special in my life. Worked out well. :)
That's a pretty big bird to be stuck in a chimney! Good job. Wish we could take the pup. We're not quite ready for the next one. Rocket would be in heaven though. Poor sucker gets neutered on Wednesday...
ReplyDeletelook at you, you mother teresa..my friend was able to rescue a puppy from the shelter yesterday dor her family and told me of the sad little pets down there. so sad. you look great and look like you are having tons of fun.
ReplyDeleteYou are a true hero! Helping save an animal's life gives such a sense of fulfillment. AND, rescued animals are deeply grateful. They know that your love prolonged their life. I know it!!!! Do you remember the Chow that I rescued a few months ago? He has been adopted to a fabulous home now. Don't worry about the German Shepard. There is a good home waiting for her.
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