Rescuing a Dog

RHNewfie · 12-19-2008, 10:18 AM

An interesting turn of events....

My wife was showing pics of the dog to people at work, one woman piped up and said "hey, I know that dog!" (She is involved in a rescue organization) To make a long story short she told my wife that the fact that we got an email back is phenominal, they do not reply to 80% of the inquiries as people fail the written application, to have gotten a reply in 1 day meant that we were likely being fast-tracked for the adoption. THEN she called the adoption coordinator that happened to be a close friend...

After the call we got some more info on the dog... he is apparently a bit goofy, some of the husky coming out and weighs 80lbs, loves all people and other dogs. After the rescue he was house broken in 1 day. Smart it seems!!

Definetly exciting!!

12-19-2008, 10:18 AM	#33
RHNewfie Have My Own Room Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Jeff Location: Oooooh Canadaaaaa Posts: 2,007 Trading: (15)	Re: Rescuing a Dog An interesting turn of events.... My wife was showing pics of the dog to people at work, one woman piped up and said "hey, I know that dog!" (She is involved in a rescue organization) To make a long story short she told my wife that the fact that we got an email back is phenominal, they do not reply to 80% of the inquiries as people fail the written application, to have gotten a reply in 1 day meant that we were likely being fast-tracked for the adoption. THEN she called the adoption coordinator that happened to be a close friend... After the call we got some more info on the dog... he is apparently a bit goofy, some of the husky coming out and weighs 80lbs, loves all people and other dogs. After the rescue he was house broken in 1 day. Smart it seems!! Definetly exciting!! __________________ σπένδομαι

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