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On June 10, 2020 at 3:17 PM James Monteleone
Good Afternoon All,
With all that’s going on, I believe it would be best to put this visit off until further is known about the current health situation.
Thanks for reaching out to us.. please be safe and stay healthy.
James & Maureen Monteleone.
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On Jun 9, 2020, at 13:31, Jackie Cash < airedalemail@comcast.net> wrote:
Hello, James & Maureen. If you are ready for a home visit, Christina is ready to accommodate you. We suggest Covid-19 precautions: masks, keeping a safe distance inside & outside, not touching (no shaking hands), and Christina not touching any surface in your home. She would just need to be shown around inside everywhere your Airedale would live and outside in the yard where your Airedale will spend some time with you.
We may have an Airedale that would be good for you. Reply all to let us know if you’re ready.
Jackie
Dr. Monica at Countryside Vet
865-983-3155
Little Dug Gap Road
Louisville, TNI barely got their names out of my mouth before the woman who answered the phone said, “They’re phenomenal.” They’re up to date always on vax, current on HW and flea/tick preventative. They love them and they’ll make great Airedale parents! They also love Sandy Sutton and said Sandy will love them.
06-09-2020: I’ve sent messages to Melisa Thompson, Kelly Bryant, and Sandy Sutton to see if they can do the HV.
We have no heard from the Edwards since 2011. I would not call on them to do a HV or transport. Gladys was very ill at the end of 2011.
11/3/2019: From Nori:
Jackie, some very sad news. We had to say goodbye to our dear sweet Bowser today. He had been doing great after his surgery and in fact had an excellent follow up visit on Monday for his last melanoma shot. This morning, he was frisky and feeling fine, but suddenly during his morning meal, he refused food and had a very depressed attitude. We took him immediately to the vet. Diagnostics showed he had gone into shock from bleeding in the abdomen; vet thought it was likely a ruptured tumor. It was either emergency surgery, which would’ve bought him 1-2 months more, or euthanasia. We think we made the right choice for him, but we are still devastated. I know that our previous Airedales Hector and Sadie are welcoming him. Thanks for the gift of Bowser; he gave us so much joy while he was with us.05/15/2020: Via Messenger:
Carin: Hey Jackie! Carin from South Carolina. I didn’t know you knew Cyn. I’ve continued to think about an Airedale but my sweet mutt girl has continued to be up & down with kidney issues. Completely supportive of your mission. Love what you are doing!!JC: So nice to hear from you, Carin. I’m sorry your pup is still sick; is it a beagle-mix? I’ve got all your info still but haven’t looked it up. Yes, Cyn was a very early member, along with her mom Anne Woods, now deceased, of ARG. Cyn has always had greyhounds and her mom had ‘dales. She has helped us tremendously over the years. I’m glad you’re keeping up with us. Let us know when you’re ready to adopt an Airedale.
Carin: Cyn was why I got involved with ARG to begin with. My first transport. No it’s not my beagle but our old mix. She’s around 15. She does well for a while then not so good. Just trying to make her comfortable & loved!
06-05-2020 I don’t think they sound like good candidates. Let’s let this sleeping dog lie for a while.
06-05-2020: Jaye has decided not to adopt at this time, as her nephew’s girlfriend and her 5-yo daughter are in the home a lot and bringing a dog in at this point is not a good idea.
Jaye has decided that now is just not the right time. Her neohew’s girlfriend and her 5 yo daughter are at her home a lot, and she doesn’t think bringing a dog in right now is the best idea. She told me to take her off the list for right now, but she’ll be back when she’s ready
