Baby boy on Petfinder
http://www.petfinder.com/pet.cgi?action=2&pet=2908228 I wish i could bring him home 
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| Hi Cher,
There's also a baby in GA named Jack. He is in a shelter. There are so many sweet faces (young and old, and not only the Sheepies) on PetFinder.com. It hurts so much to look at them and feel so unable to help NOW!
http://www.petfinder.com/pet.cgi?action ... mpl=&stat= The good news is that usually the babies find homes fast. Hopefully-- they are permanent, furever homes. SO many dogs and cats are cast away when their people decide they just don't have time anymore.
We have to hug our Sheepies, let them know they are loved and thank God everyday that we are blessed to have them in our lives. Give Little Bella a hug for me! Love, Gracie |
| Poor baby!He will have no trouble finding a furever home.Why don't the breeder take him back home forever,I just do not understand people,don't they realize this is not good for a pup.This makes me so angry,but on the other hand the owners are willing to give him to someone who can properly love and care for him.He is a cutie! |
Boy that really does "stick in my crawl"  How could anyone not have the brains enough to know Sheepies get big. YRRR people that do not atleast attempt to use their brains make me so mad!  I bet ya Chuckles has more brain power then his ex uprights. It is not that hard to do atleast a little research and figure out how big a puppie will be, I mean I can forgive some other dumb things but not knowing how big a Sheepie is going to be is rediculous. Hope both Chuckles and Jack both get the forever homes they deserve.  |
| Makes me sad too to see all the dogs in the shelters. They say the last dogs to ever get adopted are just plain black large dogs.
I can vent forever about owner or breeder responsibility..but sigh will just get myself upset. I've adopted 26 animals from the shelters over the years..usually always the older,sickly ones to give them a forever home even if only for a few months of their lives. Wish people would neuter and spay their pets if not going to be shown or bred. Too many animals and not enough homes to go around. I hope those doggies find a good home. Marianne |
| Hopefully they will both find forever homes. Their new families will be VERY lucky. |
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