Greetings from Ireland
Just a quick note to introduce Paris Paris is 1.5 years old, she was rescued in Ireland in April. Its a bit of a sad story but with a very nice outcome. Paris was found in the city , she was rescued from the train tracks by an incredible Irish family - Karen Rice and her mother. They saved her from a sorry end . Paris was trying to get some chips out of a chip bag on the tracks and despite the train drivers beeping she was not moving . Karen and her mother were at the traffic lights and Karen made a dash to get Paris off the tracks . Right place at the right time for one luckly little sheep dog. Karen and her mother take in alot of strays and rehome them and they took Paris home with them. She was starved - you could fit your hand around her stomach, she has fleas, mites, both eyes infected and was very badly matted. Once home they began clipping and a lovely little girl emerged from under all the dirt. A little girl with the most lovely temperament. They tried to find her parents, but no one came for her. She was put up for adoption and came to live with a doggy mad little family living in the Irish country side.A new addition to the family consisting of Robbie, Lorraine, Mojo ( the greyhound) and Ruddock ( the greyhound). It has not taken Paris long to get full reign of the house- she has taken over one of the couches in the sitting room for her night time bed, she has her morning bed in my office , and the rest of the time she can be found paned out on the floor in various rooms..... on her back most of the time snoring. She has also learned quickly that all she need do is bat her brown eyes at us and it guarantees her anything she wants..... biscuits, some of your dinner or a few chips if they're spare. Paris is a welcome addition to the family, I work from home so its great to have her to talk to ( when she's awake- she's not a morning person !! ). She loves her walks and playing fetch( although yu have to keep it interesting otherwise she gets bored and wont bother ). This story could have had such a very different outcome , and like many other lost or unwanted pets they do meet with a sorry end. Paris was one of the lucky ones and we plan to erase any memories of a winter spent on the cold wet streets of Ireland. |
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| Wow, what a story! I am so glad that that woman was there.
All 3 of my dogs are rescues.  They are all such wonderful dogs.
Welcome to the forum, from the Sunny California Desert! |
| Welcome! What a lovely story. |
| That is a great story. Paris is one lucky girl.
3 of our current 7 dogs are rescues, and they are wonderful. I can't imagine life without them! |
| Wow, what a beautiful and touching story !! Lucky Paris!! Cant wait to see pictures of the princess!!!
Too bad our own U.S. Paris isnt so lucky  |
| Thank you for sharing your story of Paris with us. My OES Violet is a Rescue also. I am so happy to hear that Paris has snuggled right into your heart. |
Paris sounds like she might have been easily trained. 
Couldn't help it. Welcome to the forum! |
 Welcome to the forum from Norway.
Paris looks like a cutie  |
| What a wonderful story. Paris is indeed lucky to have found such a great home.
Welcome to the forum from Baton Rouge, Louisiana. |
| Official welcome all the way from the land downunder.
Paris's story is heartbreaking but I do love the happy ending. 
Hugs again for giving Paris a wonderful life now. Look forward to photos of your poppet.  |
| What an amazing story, poor little sheepie. I'm glad she has a good home now!
Welcome from England, UK
Cassie. |
| Best of luck and times from Canada |
| Welcome from Alaska! What a lucky pup Paris is, to have found you! |
| Welcome from San Francisco
Paris is one lucky puppy.  |
| Welcome to the forum! So glad you've joined us.
Paris's story is really amazing -especially the "happily ever after" part.
Now....about that missing camera.... |
| Hi & welcome form Ohio |
| Welcome to you and Paris from Texas!
My appreciation to the initial rescuers and to you for giving her a loving home. Pictures? |
| Welcome to the forum!! Such a wonderful, heart-warming story of Paris's trip to your house. Thank you so much for rescuing this dear, sweet girl! She'll be devoted to you for life.
And yes, we do need pictures!! |
| Welcome from Belgium
wendy and gismo |
| What a heart warming story& what a lucky dog!! |
| I 'm not sure Paris from the U.S would know to take her head out of a bag of chips ,in front of an oncoming train! |
| Welcome to the forum from Louisiana, USA! |
| Hi,
Welcome from New Jersey USA! I have 3 rescues, they are truely wonderful doggies (most of the time )
Please ignore Ron's really BAAAAAAAD joke!
I tried to |
| What a lovely story....we have 3 rescues, only one is a sheepdog and welcome from Maryland USA |
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