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It was early this year. I no longer have the wft. Yes he was responsible for the vet bill as he was the bread winner in the marriage. I no longer go there as I no longer have any dogs.Selena Sproul Nelson
704-799-5569On Oct 25, 2018, at 6:29 PM, Jackie Cash < airedalemail@comcast.net> wrote:
Hi, Selena. How long ago did he take the dogs? Did you continue to take your WFT there after that? Was he responsible for the WFT bill at that time as well? I want to understand.
Jackie
(From Selena) Because Chad took the girls there and he never paid the vet bill. He takes them somewhere else now. I do not know where and I no longer have the wired fox terrier.
I understand totally and if you decide not to let me adopt then I will understand.
Thank youSelena Sproul Nelson
704-799-5569On Oct 25, 2018, at 1:38 PM, Jackie Cash < airedalemail@comcast.net> wrote:
Hi, Jody. I called your vet’s office today and they would not give me a reference. I asked if they needed permission from you and they said they did not.
We cannot adopt to you without a vet reference. Can you explain why they would not give us one?
JackieJones Veterinary Hospital
334-222-4713Talked to Alisha
Give Maggie Heartgard and Nexgard and if she needs a capstar, that’s ok. She’s not on any other meds.
Give her a bag of food to transition her.
Give her a bath!Open 8 and 3 for pick up or drop off
Hwy 84 (on GPS type in Walmart in Andalusia, AL)
Walmart in Andulusia10/25/18: Called village animal hospital for reference, spoke to Amanda, who put me on hold then came back and said, “I am unable to give a reference.” I said, “Because you have no records?” She said, “No.” It was obvious from her tone that they did not want to recommend Selena Jody Nelson.
I emailed Jody and asked her if she could explain why they would not give her a reference. We’ll see. (Knowing the husband got custody of the Airedales makes me wonder as well.)
10/24/18: Finally connected with Jody. (She goes by both Selena and Jody and said she had no preference.)
She and her brother share a home. He’s 53 and retired from Fed govt and is home all the time. She is a dental assistant and works about 20 hrs a week, so one of them is always home. There are no children in the home.
They have a securely fenced yard approx 1/2 acre and the back door opens to the fenced area.
Tell me about your previous Airedales; where did you get them; how long you had them; what happened to them. She bought them in NC, near Raleigh, Gerardo! 2 females from different litters, as part of the divorce, husband got the 2 Airedales. They were 4 and 6. She kept the WFT who recently died; he was nearly 15; kept in touch with breeders in Lincolnton NC, Eakers, the mother and sister and uncles. All have died. When she was young, she had 2 JRTs. Never any trouble training any of the.
She and husband taught sit, lay, no problems with house breaking. Hard time with WFT to go potty in the grass. All loved the pool, all knew not to get in pool and wait to put on their life jackets. (No longer have a pool.)
We talked about Rosie, as an example of how a rescued dog might be – untrained, wild, needing lots of training and patience and attention. She said she would love that.
I like her and will find a HV.
10/23/18: Chris Bettis with SOAR sent this to JMC
From: annlass1504@gmail.com
To: mhowitz@aol.com
Sent: 10/15/2018 4:46:58 PM Central Standard Time
Subject: Re: Adoption Application
I was interested in Wilson. I adopted Rex
my Airedale from Colorado, ATRA.
I got my first Airedale when I was 18,
I fit all the qualifications that was recommended for Wilson, AnnSent from my iPhone
On Oct 15, 2018, at 5:40 PM, Mark Howitz
Hi Ann,Thank you for submitting an adoption application for a SOAR rescue Airedale. Was there a specific dog you were interested in? Also, have you contacted your local North Carolina Airedale rescue group? I have copied their state coordinator on this email. She can assist you in the approval process and make you aware of any dogs they may have available. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me anytime.
Again, thank you for the application and good luck with your search.
Mark Howitz
Starting Over Airedale Rescue
Volunteer
847-541-0166
847-502-7388From: ers1@att.net
To: adoption.app@soar-airedale-rescue.com, ers1@att.net
Sent: 10/15/2018 3:59:20 PM Central Standard Time
Subject: Adoption Application
First & Last Name(s) of adults in household
Ann Lassiter
Address
1504 Laura Duncan Rd
City
Apx
State
NC
Zip
27502
Phone number(s)
919 412-5192
E-mail
annlass1504@gmail.com
Human household members and ages (you may include frequent visitors)
Allen Montague (visitor)
Scott Lassitet (visitor)
Steve Lassiter(visitor)
Type of home
house
If other, explainDo you own or rent
own
Landlord permission for having dog?
Not applicable
Tell us about your fencing
I have privacy fencing, My fenced yard is open directly from the house
I have other fencing and am describing it here:Sex preference for rescue Airedale
no preference
Age preference
Middle age
What does Airedale need to get along with? (check as many as apply)
other dogs, women, men
If other, please describeWhat temperament are you looking for? (check as many as apply)
loves to walk, run or hike, sweet and cuddly
Animals in your household (include type, age, sex and if spayed or neutered)
Airedale 7 year old male (neutered)
Yorkie 4 year old male
(neutered)
Animals that are frequent visitors (include type, age, sex and if spayed or neutered)
None
Previous pets (include breed, age and what happened)
Jack 14 year old Airedale (cancer)
Veterinarian
VCA Family Animal Hospital
Veterinarian’s address
Williams Street
Veterinarian’s city, state, zip
Apex NC 27502
Veterinarian’s phone number(s)If you do not currently have pets, reference not related to you
Reference address
Reference city, state, zip
Reference phone number(s)
How does this person know you?
Other information you would like us to consider
I understand that rescues are spayed-neutered or have a spay-neuter contract
Yes
I understand that if I cannot keep the rescue Airedale, I must return it to Airedale Rescue
Yes
I understand that if an Airedale is placed with me, I will be asked to make a donation (suggested between $300 and $450)
Yes
I understand that SOAR volunteers may confirm any information or contact any person provided on this application with regards to my adoption
Yes
I understand that I may be periodically contacted after adoption to help ensure a successful placement and I consent to home visits after adoption
Yes
I agree to the terms explained above at the top of this page
YesThe information contained in this message is proprietary and/or confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, please: (i) delete the message and all copies; (ii) do not disclose, distribute or use the message in any manner; and (iii) notify the sender immediately. In addition, please be aware that any message addressed to our domain is subject to archiving and review by persons other than the intended recipient. Thank you.
From: Jackie Cash
To: Candiceherring1@bellsouth.net, Stew Tarkington
Cc: Barbara Yager
Date: October 20, 2018 at 9:15 AM
Subject: FINAL Transport Plan: Molly/Marley to Kim Kelly & Eric CameronHello, all. Thank you all for being willing to help Molly get from her owner to her new home with Kim Kelly & Eric Cameron. Molly is a 2.5 year old beautiful, sweet, happy, healthy Airedale of 70 lbs. She loves everyone and rides great in the car. She does like to jump on you, but will calm down if you gently pet her and push her off. She will be wearing a harness (that she doesn’t particularly like) and a collar and leash. Please keep her leash attached to the harness and to the collar or use a second leash so that you always have a hand on her leash. Keep the end of the leash closed outside of the car door just enough so that you can have your hand on the leash before you open her door (but not so much that the flapping in the wind will drive you and her crazy).This is especially important as you transfer her to her next person. Remember that she will probably be confused and anxious. She will be traveling with a ziplock bag of her food, her bed, and maybe a toy or two.
Jennifer Calvert 1-404-914-2478
Stew Tarkington 1-404-625-1842
Candice Herring 1-864-787-8176
Kim Kelly Cameron 1-336-543-3983
Eric Cameron 1-704-907-2263Sunday, Oct. 21, 8:00 a.m., Sandy Springs to Anderson, SC
Stew Tarkington will pick up Molly from Jennifer Calvert at 8:00 a.m.
2205 Dresden Green NW, Kennesaw, GA 30144
Meet Candice at Cracker Barrel
126 Interstate Blvd, Anderson, SC 29621 at ~ 10:15 a.m. (Stew is driving 2002 burgundy Ford Explorer)
Find an area at the rear or side where there is a grassy area for Mz. Molly to take a little bathroom breakSunday, Oct. 21, 10:30 a.m., Anderson, SC to Gastonia, NC
Candice Herring picking up in Anderson, SC
Meet Kim & Eric at Cracker Barrel,
1821 Remount Rd, Gastonia, NC 28054 at ~ 12:30 (Candice is driving a silver Infinity QX-70)Kim Kelly-Cameron & Eric Cameron (driving a silver Nissan Juke) will take their Airedale Molly home to Greensboro, NC
Everyone please read this and make sure I have your phone numbers correct.
Please have some water and container for Molly and maybe a treat or two. We don’t want to overload her though for this 5-1/2+ hour trip.
Please text me as you hand off to the next person: 901-438-5782. And EVERYONE, TAKE PHOTOS!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Jackie
10/19/18: Called Sharon Adams to ask her to transport Molly from Anderson SC to Spartanburg and found out her husband just died this week. She says it was from the pneumonia shot! He was fine but had his shot at the dr’s office on Monday, on Tuesday he was having trouble breathing and went to ER and was in ICU 7 days and died. Whew.
From: Lana Byrd
To: Jackie Cash
Date: October 10, 2018 at 4:27 PM
Subject: Re: ClarificationsI’m so sorry. I actually used Dr Smith for Dixie in the past, but most recently used a different vet with Dixie and I’ll get you their information. I don’t get the Heartguard from the vet.
I didn’t have any knowledge about the electric fence, but it’s going to be approximately 4 more weeks before the wooden privacy fence will be installed. As for Airedale’s darting across to the neighbors or chasing after other animals, I do understand. I always took Dixie & any others I kept inside on a harness & leash when we’d go outside unless they were in a fenced area.
From the description Rosie sounded like a rambunctious 2-year Old Airedale. It was my hope that she might easily adjust to Bentley. My main concern would be June, although she’s only supposed to be here temporarily.
As for walking & exercising, despite the RA, I do enjoy walking whether it’s at the park or in my neighborhood or at the gym. I miss having an Airedale to walk with.
If you have a better option for Rosie to be placed with I certainly understand but would like for you to keep my application on file in case another dale comes up. Hopefully that would give me time to get the fence put up & for June to be moved to her permanent residence.Sincerely,
Lana Byrd
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Maybe when she gets a fence.
10/18/18: Nori posted the 3rd year Gotcha Day for Bowser who is now 9 years old and in great health. Nori & Joe Comello have been great parents to him.
