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**plumcrazy** · 07-07-2010, 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by puppylove

Think there's no standards that need to be rescued? This is my newest foster, given up by a family that could no longer afford him. Right now he's completely shell-shocked and probably wonders where his family is. If you could only see how truly unhappy he is; your heart would break.

Bless you for taking him in! We've done spoo foster in the past and I'd love to do it again if we ever get the opportunity! I can't wait until you can show us some pictures of him with his tail up and a happy expression on his face! I know you can make it happen!

spoospirit · 07-07-2010, 04:42 PM

Oh, Puppylove....that poor boy! He looks completely bewildered and heartbroken. It is wonderful that there are people like you who do this type of work. You must love it and the dogs you take in dearly. kudos to you and I hope he finds his forever home soon.

bigpoodleperson · 07-07-2010, 07:57 PM

That poor rescue boy just breaks my heart! Mostly because his face so reminds me of Riley, and then the way i would imagine Riley feeling if that happened to him. :( Poor baby.

1Jurisdiva · 07-07-2010, 09:00 PM

Poor baby. I hope he finds a forever family quickly! I wish I could take him.

McSandd · 07-07-2010, 09:13 PM

Oh puppylove I would take him.... if only :(

Give him some love for me!!!

Locket · 07-07-2010, 10:49 PM

puppylove - I would love to give that boy a home. Like plumcrazy said, while he may be heartbroken and confused now, I can't wait to see an update of this boy with a big smile on his face. I'm sure Jackson will help with that

(did Jack and Jill find a home?)

puppylove · 07-08-2010, 11:35 AM

Thank-you all. He is sitting here in my office now. He has a MASSIVE ear infection and while he really doesn't trust me yet, getting his head rubbed is obviously heaven for him. He's been at my house for two days now and has hardly eaten. He's just so sweet yet so bewildered. He was probably a breeder (neutering is Monday) and doesn't seem to be much socialized - he knows no commands. He's a lovely dog and I'm sure his lucky day is just ahead.

Jack and Jill found a wonderful home (so good that I'm a little jealous that I'm not a cute little poodle). We missed them terribly for about 3 days but there is a never ending stream of dogs that need fostering. Today I will be getting a Havanese.