[Jackie Cash]

Hello, Margo. I think my first question to you would be, “Are you crazy? You have 5 Schnauzers and you want an Airedale?” Seriously, though, I see you are looking to the future knowing that your Schnauzers are getting on up there. It sounds like any dog would have a wonderful life with you and your husband. 

One of us will call you soon to further discuss your situation and your desire for an Airedale. In the meantime, we have no females available. Mia was adopted by a previously approved adopter. But we’ll get you going in the process so that when we do have one come up you will be ready. 

Thank you, again, for your patience. 

Jackie Cash | 901-438-5782
http://www.airedalerescuegroup.com
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On 09/28/2020 1:06 PM Margo Jacobs wrote:

Dear Jackie, 
Thank you for your email. We are interested in the right Airedale. We have owned Airedales for almost 37 years. We have had4, 3 from the same breeder. And our last one came to us as a puppy but she had everything physically wrong, and we were urged to put her down. The breeder gave us our money back, but we took her to specialists. We did not put her down. She had a very restricted diet which meant our schnauzers had to do about the same to avoid risking her wellness. And Dixie got in over4 years of a great life before her illness came back. It was completely unexpected. 
We have 5 schnauzers. One is a rescue we adopted.  He was abused.He is now almost14.  Three are old 14, 13, 10 and two are 7 and 4, all spayed and neutered. Our only child is in graduate school, and the dogs are our world. We can only adopt a female bc our males would likely have a wetting

[Jackie Cash]

Erin, thank you for your prompt reply. One of us will be in touch with you in the next few days. We know that some Airedales are fine with toddlers; however, I know that we have no ‘dales currently who could be trusted with one that young and small. 

However, we can get the process moving along so that when the right Airedale comes along, you are ready. 

Thank you,

[Jackie Cash]

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Margo replied:
Dear Jackie,
Thank you for your email. We are interested in the right Airedale. We have owned Airedales for almost 37 years. We have had4, 3 from the same breeder. And our last one came to us as a puppy but she had everything physically wrong, and we were urged to put her down. The breeder gave us our money back, but we took her to specialists. We did not put her down. She had a very restricted diet which meant our schnauzers had to do about the same to avoid risking her wellness. And Dixie got in over4 years of a great life before her illness came back. It was completely unexpected.
We have 5 schnauzers. One is a rescue we adopted. He was abused.He is now almost14. Three are old 14, 13, 10 and two are 7 and 4, all spayed and neutered. Our only child is in graduate school, and the dogs are our world. We can only adopt a female bc our males would likely have a wetting contest. We are both 65, but are fit and outdoorsy. Retired. Our dogs like other dogs. We also have a cat that lives in our guest house. He was a rescue too. We have wonderful fencing and acres to play as well as a farm in the next county. I help all animals, but Airedales are my favorite. And Schnauzers that are very similar to Airedales in looks and loyalty. And ours died last October. And she was the sweetest dog in the world.

Please let me know. We are social distancing bc of our ages. Thank you so much for responding.

Kindest Regards,

Margo Jacobs

Sent from my iPhone

On Sep 28, 2020, at 11:28 AM, Jackie Cash wrote:


Good morning and thank you for applying to adopt an Airedale through ARG. We apologize that it has taken us so long to contact you, but we have been inundated with applications, and our volunteers who interview applicants have been overwhelmed.

Please let us know if you still are interested in adopting an Airedale, and if so, tell us why you think your home would be a good home for an Airedale.

Your reply will be quickly acknowledged and we will move forward if that is your wish.

Thank you for considering a rescued Airedale and thank you for your patience.

Jackie

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[Jackie Cash]

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[Jackie Cash]

JMC emailed via bcc:
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Erin replied:
Jackie,

Yes we would still be interested in an Airdale. We rescued our previous dog Jax an Airdale mix back when we lived in Texas. We were raised with dogs and we also want our almost two year old daughter to know the love of a dog. Please let us know if you need further information from us. Thanks for everything you do.

Best regards,

Erin Doughney

On Mon, Sep 28, 2020 at 11:27 AM Jackie Cash < airedalemail@comcast.net> wrote:
Good morning and thank you for applying to adopt an Airedale through ARG. We apologize that it has taken us so long to contact you, but we have been inundated with applications, and our volunteers who interview applicants have been overwhelmed.

Please let us know if you still are interested in adopting an Airedale, and if so, tell us why you think your home would be a good home for an Airedale.

Your reply will be quickly acknowledged and we will move forward if that is your wish.

Thank you for considering a rescued Airedale and thank you for your patience.

Jackie

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by Jackie Cash.

[Jackie Cash]

09-28-2020
Lenore Lewis is the one who purchased this little female Airedale from a breeder for ARG. She kept her from Sunday, the 27th, to Monday, the 28th.

Lenore’s Bill of Sale:

I hereby certify that I have purchased a 6 week old female Airedale puppy for $250 cash from Wes Green of Saluda, SC on Sunday, September 27, 2020.

Lenore Lewis

NOTES/observations:
While there were no papers, the parents were on site – mother Petra, was approximately 50-55 lbs and black and pale tan; they said it was her first litter; Petra was of course, tired but she was friendly to us and attentive to her baby.
Father, Woodrow, approximately 60 lbs. black and deep red. Woody came bounding out of the back of the property when we drove up, barking. He was in a playful stance and showed no aggression. He was pure playful and delightful disposition. The epitome of what Airedale lovers look for. Bounding around, goofy, playful, and rolling on his back, typical Airedale pose. Both parents had curly coats.
They said there were 8 puppies but there was a tiny male who did not make it.

[Jackie Cash]

See attached home visit report on initial application post. I’ve moved them to approved/waiting.

[Jackie Cash]

09-28-2020 Emailed Dr Pannell at WGAC to ask for critical dates for HW treatment.

[Jackie Cash]

09-27-2020:
Good evening Jackie,

Checking in with status of Teddy. Teddy seems to be a very happy boy these days. He loves to get out for a good run and then just hang out with us. He still does not interact with any toys. He offers play moves with the other dogs but then seems a bit fearful and unsure. Often he just ignores them .
I think Teddy was taught a lot of things not to do. He has great basic obedience but is otherwise not sure how to interact. I let him run and regularly recall him for treats. He seems very happy to do just that everyday. He generally chooses to check in after he gets out of sight and is happy to just watch whatever is going on . He was very interested and curious about Bruce’s truck washing today. He likes to explore and is not especially fearful of anything.
I think he will be by nature a bit slow to warm up to strangers and he is especially unsure around men. He is also rather stoic and often offers no interaction.
He has become a very sweet boy with time and now does seek touch and attention.
He is really just a great “hang out” kind of guy. I have not noted any reactive behavior. He does some alert barking but not an unusual amount. He doesn’t react to delivery trucks or people . He is not destructive. He will chew a marrow bone if offered but does not touch a thing else. He is fantastic about his crate and knows “go to bed” at night.
I noted a Facebook discussion recently on the Airedale Rescue site about the probability of someone adopting a dog with a bite history. It did not look very promising with regards to responses.

I am confident that Teddy is not a truly aggressive dog. He does need guidance and he needs to be in a well managed world. I believe He is capable of being a great companion. If someone really put in the time and effort to slowly and patiently introduce him to their world I believe he would ultimately be fine with anything.

Cindy

[Jackie Cash]

09-26-2020 From Tish Moran:
Jackie,
Good evening. I visited with the Thomas’s today. Will send my full eval tomorrow just wanted to share a couple thoughts.
They were very hospitable and nice people just not sure they understand.. Most worrisome is they have a small very pampered small white dog and they just acquired a small white cat. Mom and one daughter very attached to the small dog and cat.
The cleared yard is minimal and surrounded by a wooded area which will attract the dog to break thru electric fence for animals.
Tish

[Jackie Cash]

Hi, Sandy. Thanks for your patience. We have 6 male Airedales right now, and looking at them and thinking of your home, in particular your 8-year-old daughters, I do not think any of them would be a good match. Aside from Asher, Zeus, and Zeke, none of whom are good with children, we have 3 other males that are not on our site because they are not ready for adoption. One of those is absolutely not good with children. The other 2 are being assessed.

I regret that we don’t have a ‘dale for you right now, but we never know when the next one is going to come to us.

You are approved so we will consider you for every Airedale we get that would be a good fit for your home and family.

We appreciate your patience and we especially appreciate your desire to adopt a rescued Airedale. Please keep in touch and know that we will not forget about you.

Jackie Cash | 901-438-5782
http://www.airedalerescuegroup.com
Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/airedalerescuegroup/

On 09/26/2020 10:10 AM Sandy Bailey wrote:

Hi Jackie, I hope you are having a nice weekend. I wanted to check in with you. I know on Thursday you mentioned you may have an Airedale that might be a good fit.
I keep telling the girls “we have to be patient” and it turns out I’m the one who is having the most trouble exercising patience. 😉

I hope I’m not being too bothersome. I know you have a lot going on currently.

Thank you for your time,
Sandy

Sandra J. Bailey
sgoff77@mac.com

On September 24, 2020 at 7:00 AM, Jackie Cash wrote:

Good morning, Sandy. I am so sorry that I have not gotten in touch with you. Mary called me right after your home visit and I know she thought yours would be a wonderful home for an Airedale.

I frankly can’t remember if we spoke or if she left me a message, because shortly afterward I learned of the death of 2 of my best friends in a car wreck, and I forgot all about following up with Mary.

Suffice it to say, Sandy, that you are approved and we may have an Airedale for you. I will take a look and get back to you soon.

Thank you,

Jackie Cash | 901-438-5782
http://www.airedalerescuegroup.com
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On 09/24/2020 8:48 AM Sandy Bailey wrote:

Jackie:

Good morning. I wanted to check in with you and make sure you did not not need anything from me. We had a really lovely visit with Mary last weekend.
I really appreciate your time and I look forward to hearing from you.

Thanks,
Sandy

Sandra J. Bailey
404-403-8820
330 5th Ave., Decatur, GA 30030

sgoff77@mac.com

[Jackie Cash]

09-26-2020: Sent contract.

[Jackie Cash]

09-26-2020 From Sue Mioduser to Miaka Palmieri:
Hi Miaka, Richie and Spike,

I am so excited to be joining your family. I know I will be so happy living with you and I am really looking forward to being a great brother to Spike. My foster mom says I am a wonderful fun boy. I love to run, play and most of all cuddle. If you pat the sofa, bed or on your chest while you are laying in bed I will crawl on my stomach to reach you. That is how you tell me you are ready to cuddle with me. I am a perfect housemate as I do not chew anything, go in the garbage or drink out of the toilet. I can be loud at times but I am working on being quiet when I hear the word “stop.” I’m not great at this yet because I love to talk but am working on it. Sometimes I burp alot, my whole body moves. When I do this my foster mom gives me a pepcid AC and I just perk up after that. It really helps my heartburn. I am a great eater. I love eggs (either raw or scrambled), peanut butter, cheese and watermelon. I am great in the car and bath time although I dont love the drying process. LOL

I will come up to you and rub my face on your leg when I have to go out. I have never ever had an accident in the house. I am a little chubby right now but I hope that running with Spike in the yard will get some of my pounds off. Sometimes I get schmutz in my eyes that look like a clear gel thing. Doctor says not an infection but allergies maybe. As long as it is clear and not white, green or yellow Im good. My skin is flaky. Doc says this is not to be concerned with and a good medicated bath will help. I am currently taking a drug called apoquel which does not clear the flaking up but does stop me from itching. Sometimes the flaking seems bad in spots and my foster mom will put a foam/mousse on it called Miconahex + Triz which she got from the doctor. It really clears up the area right away.

I am up to date on my vaccines and bloodwork. My foster mom will be forwarding all my medical records as soon as she gets them from the dr. I just had a fecal exam and they are waiting for the results for that and will forward all the records together.

Thank you so much for taking a chance with me. I know we will all be so happy together.
Love,
Banjo
P.S. below is a list of items that are coming with me to your house and notes from my foster mom.

Fluoxetine (prozac) 20 mg. He takes 2 a day. At dinner. He is doing really well on this drug and per doc should not be taken off or stopped abruptly. I have been buying cheap from Chewy.com or PetVm.com. I am sending about 50 days worth
Apoquel 16 mg. He takes 1 a day at dinner. Im sending about 24 days worth. This is a little pricey but works really well. I have been buying from PetVm.com. If you go to http://www.zoetispetcare.com and upload your receipts for Apoquel you will get money back.
Triheart plus. Heartworm preventative. I have been giving it to him on the first of every month. Im sending 3 months. Oct 1, Nov 1 and Dec 1
Flea and tick…..I am out of this item but he did just have a treatment on Sept 15. I was giving him K9 Advantix II which is good for 30 days.
A few of his favorite toys. He loves to play tug of war with the ring
A bag of treats that he likes
Food—-i was giving him wet food but he was gaining weight so I switched to a dry kibble that I put water in to make a gravy and it softens the kibble which is good since he has so few teeth. But…..he really does not like the plain kibble so I do put a few spoons of wet food in it or a little shredded cheese etc. Something to get him to eat that kibble. I am sending enough food for about a couple of weeks. The wet food is Blue Buffalo homestyle recipe chicken dinner for seniors. The dry kibble will be in zip lock bags because I no longer have the original bag but it is Blue Buffalo Life Protection Adult Chicken and Brown Rice, healthy weight. The bag is yellow. I can text you a picture of the bag if you need me to do that. I have been giving him 1 cup of the kibble at breakfast and 2 cups at dinner.

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[Jackie Cash]

———- Original Message ———-
From: Tom Giannotti
To: “info@airedalerescuegroup.com”
Cc: Stephanie Simmerman
Date: 09/25/2020 10:49 AM
Subject: Dangerous dog

To whom it may concern:

 

I represent Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Sharpe and Mr. & Mrs. Matthews Grubbs, in their legal claims on behalf of their three children who were bitten by an Airedale Terrier named “Teddy” in Albany, Georgia on two separate occasions earlier this year.  To be clear, I do not practice law in South Carolina and am simply writing on behalf of my clients as concerned parents.

 

I’m writing because it has come to my attention that the owners of that dog, Mark and Cheryl Cohen, have apparently relinquished the dog to the Airedale Rescue Group in South Carolina.  My clients are deeply concerned that this dog could hurt someone else in the future, and want to make sure that doesn’t happen.

 

Could you please confirm the whereabouts of the dog, or at least confirm whether or not the dog has been re-homed?  I have attached an email from Mrs. Cheryl Cohen to the Airedale Rescue Group for reference.

 

Thank you for your attention to this matter.  Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions or concerns.

 

Sincerely,

 

Tom Giannotti

Butler Law Firm

10 Lenox Pointe

Atlanta, GA 30324

Tel. 678-940-1444

Fax 678-306-4646

tom@butlerfirm.com

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