[Jackie Cash]

r2hollingsworth@me.com, kara.goeres@gmail.com, justin.goeres@gmail.com, robert@linedesigngraphics.net, ginnyb99@gmail.com, jholston621@juno.com, kristencs@gmail.com, michellefeb71@gmail.com, carraven@gmail.com, jeanne_monast@yahoo.com

01/24/2020: Sent this email to all the above folks as blind cc:

We know you’ve been waiting for an Airedale for a long time. ARG has had only a couple of Airedales since October and they were special cases that went to previous adopters who could provide for their needs.

One of our sister Airedale rescue organizations, Airedale Terrier Rescue of the Virginias (ATRVA) has provided this information to ARG in the hopes that we have someone who might be interested in adopting this pair of dogs — one Airedale, one white golden-poodle mix. I’ve pasted in the information ATRVA provided to us:

Lila (golden-poodle, 55 lbs) and Baxter (Airedale, 70 lb) are doing great. They are quite comfortable here and fit in perfectly. Someone is going to be very lucky to get these two!
We took them on a 6 mile hike on Sunday in Bull Run. They met several other dogs on the trail and were very well behaved.
The only warning is they bark at everything, though far less than when they first got here.

From the foster parents:
I have to say, Lila and Baxter are absolutely the sweetest dogs. While we carefully (emotionally) considered keeping them, four dogs are a lot of work and in the end we can’t keep the fosters furever (through NO fault of the pups). Honestly, I waffle because they are both so even tempered and fit in with our mellow boys. They will make a lucky family very happy!!!
Lila = cuddle bug/daddy’s girl. Love, love, love her!!!! She is so sweet and loves getting pet. A bit of a puller on walks but is great with a gentle lead collar. She is a treat stealer but when fed, she and Baxter go back and forth between bowls. She is a protector… when Baxter and Jameson play and start to get feisty (growly) she jumps in to protect her brother Baxter ( not aggressively, through barking and getting between them). Oh, and when she starts to bark, i.e. someone coming to the front door, it takes some time before she’ll stop.
Baxter the protector – back story, my dog’s are the silent type. Baxter is a talker. Dinner time, he paws the food bucket then turns and “growls” at us. It is his “I’m hungry” speech. When he wants to play (and he loves toys), he’ll brings a toy over, “growls”, then “Gives”, and fetches when thrown. He LOVES this game. He is very protective but has never nipped (has met a couple strangers), growls/ barks then licks. His growls, while sound scary/mean, are absolutely harmless (so far with us, our dogs, and 3 strangers meeting him). He does love to cuddle and is very obedient on walks.
Christmas day (only 4 days after getting them) we left them alone/ uncrated for 4 hours and zero issues (potty or destruction
From a destruction stand point, neither of our dogs destroy toys, to the point I stopped Barkbox because we have a over 30 toys for two dogs. These two have destroyed three toys so far… they love to find the squeakers!!! But statistically speaking, three toys in five days with access to 30 is nothing! 🙂
We have not introduced them to other dogs. Side note, neither dogs react to gun fire noise (NOT us, #boondock living).
At night, so far, they both stick to the upstairs and won’t come down/ stay in the bedroom (even when we bring their blankets down).
That’s all I have for now. We will miss the heck out of them when they find their furever home!

12/22/19 First day in foster…
Good with Charlie and Jameson.
Walks- Lila is a bit of a puller on walks while Baxter is good to stay right next to me.
Food – no food aggression at all. Baxter prefers soft treats to hard treats.
First night – they both slept upstairs on the couch and dog bed. They were barky when the heater kicked in, but eventually got over it
Baxter – gets growly if approached from behind. And growls when playing, but that is 100% for fun.
Lila – when she starts to bark she is reluctant to stop.
Both are both cuddly and good finding their own place to sleep.

If you are interested in learning more about this bonded pair, please let me know. ARG will work with ATRVA on the transport.

[Jackie Cash]

01/23/2020:
——— Original Message ———-
From: Jackie Cash
To: Karen Terry , Gary Lee , Jennie & Tom Latimer
Cc: Barbara Yager
Date: January 23, 2020 at 2:57 PM
Subject: Transport of Duke Friday, January 24, 2020

PLEASE REPLY ALL TO THIS EMAIL SO I KNOW YOU ALL HAVE RECEIVED IT!

Thank you for your help getting Duke, a 2-year-old, just-neutered Airedale, from the vet’s where he has been kenneled this week to his new home with Jennie & Tom Latimer. Duke will be traveling with his own collar and leash, a little of the food he’s been eating at the vet’s to transition him to his new food, his medical records, and his bed provided by his original owner.  ( Karen, please make certain the vet’s office gives you all of this.)

Keep in mind that although Duke loves riding in the car, he has been kenneled for 1 week and now he’s on a road trip with new folks. He’s likely to be confused. Consider him a FLIGHT RISK. Please make certain his collar fits tightly (just 1 finger can fit under it) and that he cannot back out of it. Double collar and leash him; bring an extra collar and leash of your own just in case.

Secure Duke in the vehicle with either a seat belt or by closing the end of the leash in the car door so that before you even open his door, you have a hand on the leash.

Bring a water bowl and water to allow Odie to have a drink at transfer points.

Duke Transport:
Friday, January 24, 2020

Karen Terry 478-542-0343 White Toyota Avalon or Bronze F150
drives from her home in Warner-Robins, GA to Byron, GA (22 min)
Arrive at 8:00 am to pick up Duke at Critter Fixers, 202-B Hwy 49, South Byron, GA 31008

Karen calls Gary Lee to give him an ETA to meet him in 60 min

Karen drives from Byron to Locust Grove
8:30 – 9:30 am and Meets
 
Gary Lee 678-799-5048 driving a Green/Brown Ram 1500
at I-75 Exit 212, McDonald’s 4850 Bill Gardner Pkwy, Locust Grove, GA
9:30 – 9:45 am (including transition time: Duke potty time and water)

Gary calls Jennie & Tom Latimer to give them an ETA to meet them in 2 hours, 40 min

Gary drives from Locust Grove to Greenville, SC
9:45 am – 12:30 pm and meets
 
Jennie & Tom Latimer 704-214-3753 driving a 2017 Silver Toyota Camry (license plate SOULED)
At I-85 N, Exit 46, Country Hearth Inn & Suites, 224 Bruce Rd, Greenville, SC
 
Please communicate with each other if you are delayed. I’ve chosen meeting places that should be easy on/easy off the interstate; however, if you know of a better location, please communicate to the person you’re meeting to guide them. Hotels, Cracker Barrels, McD’s, etc. are good places to meet because they typically have green space and plenty of parking and you can keep well away from the roadway.

When you hand off to the next person, please text me 901-438-5782.

Safe travels to you all and I hope the weather cooperates. 

[Jackie Cash]

01/23/2020: Hi Jackie–
    I am working on Fridays except this Friday Bill has a doctors appointment so I could not do it for two reasons.  But would be glad to help out when I can.
   Drizele is doing very well.  We feel very lucky to have her.  We are putting eye drops in every night for “dry” eyes but other than that her health is good.  She’s active, fits in with our life style well.  She was friendly with our son’s dog when we took her with us to visit.  She is really interested in any food close by so we have to watch her closely and protect food but we are working on rewarding “down” behavior near the table.  She is not a counter surfer though.  I feel really lucky about that. She learned “go to bed” very quickly because of regular rewards.  We got her adjusted to regular dog food finally.  Went through mixing cooked chicken with it, then chicken stock.  I was going to stop there but tried water with it and she’s done fine.  Healthy appetite now.   All in all I can’t imagine anyone giving her up but am very glad they did.  
    We’ll be glad to help in the future.
                                  Warmly—   Barbara

[Jackie Cash]

———- Original Message ———-
From: Airedale Rescue Group
To: mcprange@aol.com, airedalemail@comcast.net, bayager@comporium.net
Date: January 14, 2020 at 8:54 PM
Subject: Adoption Application Form submitted on Airedale Rescue Group

Name Laura Hayes
Preferred email address llhayes32407@cox.net
Preferred phone number (478)955-8521
Best time to contact Anytime
Street 6971 Moseley Dixon Rd
City Macon
State GA
ZIP 31220
HOME LIFE A. HOME LIFE
A 1. Residence a. House
A 2. Duration a. 5-10 years or more
A 3. If you rent, do you have permission from your landlord to have a dog? a. N/A
A 5. Please list the names and ages of household residents including yourself Just myself at the moment. I am 57years old. My father, 80 y.o., is a frequent visitor and may be moving in with me this summer. That is all.
A 6. Please list the names and ages of frequent visitors, including children Camille Bone 22; Danielle Bone 27; Mark Bone 80; Jeff Bone 58; Nick McMahon 25; Cheryl and David Attaway ,63&64; Pamand Billy Gilbert ,66 & 68. Aaron and Debbie Martin, 66&67.
SAFETY B. SAFETY
B 1. What type of material is your fence made of? a. Chainlink/metal
B 2. What is the height of your fencing? b. 4-5ft
B 3. Please indicate length and width in feet or acres. e.g. 200 ft x 100 ft. 100’Wx 60’L free run of the house and garage.
B 4. What is the foot surface for the dog? a. Grass
B 5. Do you have a dog door? a. Yes
B 6. Do you have a door which opens directly to the dog’s area? a. Yes
B 7. Do you have a swimming pool? B. No
B 8. Is the swimming pool accessible to the dog? a. N/A
B 9. Is there a leash law in your community? a. Yes
B 10. Is there a dog license law in your community? b. No
Awareness C. AWARENESS
C 1. Why do you want to adopt an Airedale? I have always enjoyed large dogs, but as I get older, I know I want an active mid sized dog to have as a constant companion.. Someone who can chill out and watch tv at night and play in the yard while I work in the yard or garage by day.
C 2. What do you know about Airedales? What qualities appeal to you? I like the exuberant personality. I love grooming and trimming. I once had a Kerry blue, and thoroughly loved her mannerisms and quick wit and the fact that she loved wearing the outfits I put together for her. I would imagine an Airedale would have a simular disposition.
C 3. Is this your first Airedale Terrier? a. Yes
C 4. Are you aware that Airedales need to be clipped at least 3 times a year? a. Yes
C 5. Is anyone in your household, including frequent visitors, allergic to dogs? b. No
C 6. Are you aware that Airedales often pose a clean house challenge with muddy footprints and sloppy wet beards? a. Yes
C 7. What kind of temperament would best suit your household? Check all that apply. b. Sweet and cuddly , d. Loves to walk, run or hike, f. Protector of the house – barks loud , h. Able to be one of several animals in our home or in our friend’s homes, i. Tolerant to other animals like cats, birds, ferrets and others
Care D. CARE
D 1. What is the name of the person who will be the primary caregiver? Laura Hayes
D 2. Do you or do other caregivers have any physical limitations that would make it difficult or impossible to run after a loose dog or pick up a 50-70 pound dog? Explain. No.
D 3. How many hours will the dog be alone daily? My companion will be with me or my dad 24-7. Even if I am at work, my dog will accompany me. My brother and I love having dogs running around the shop. He has a special area set up for the family dogs.
D 4. Describe how the dog would spend a typical workday or weekend at your home. Where will the dog stay when you are at work or out of the house? When I am away, my dog will have full run of the back yard and garage. If I am working the dog will go with me. I only work 2 days a week for 6 hours a day.
D 5. What areas of your home or yard are off limits for your dog? Nothing is off limits. However, I only let the dog play in the front yard when I am working in that area. They are not allowed out if I am cutting grass for obvious reasons of their safety.
D 6. What activities would you like to share with your dog? Companionship, mainly. I like to go to the River Walk , I like paddling in the kayak, and fishing in my hybrid kayak. I like visiting my friends vacation home in Destin, Fl. I enjoy painting, learning to crochet, sewing, cooking and barbecueing.
D 7. What will you do if your dog gets lost? I doubt that my dog will get lost, but I am sure my neighbors will call if my dog should happen to get out, as I always rivet contact information to harnesses and collars. I prefer to walk my dogs on harnesses, as I feel more in control and less like I am strangling my pet.
D 8. What dollar amount will it cost annually to take care of your dog? Yearly vetand monthly meds : $500. Monthly food bill. $38. X 12 = $ 456/year. Any jackets or flotation gear, i make
D 9. Will you obedience train your dog? a. Formally with a trainer
D 10. Will you use a dog crate? b. No
D 11. Will household members support and care for the dog? a. Yes (please describe how below)
D 11. a. Describe their support for the dog My family has a tendency to step in and take over for one another, whether it’s a sick child, parent spouse, or work(we are all small business owners or workers.) If my brother is taking his dog out for a treat, he will take his adult daughters’ dogs ,too . If I take my dog out to the dog park, I call to see who all wants to join me. Even my nieces’ boy friend calls to see if I can baby sit his pet. And he has been known to borrow my dog Sheila for a hiking trip.
D 12. How will your dog be taken care of when you are away for business or vacation? d. In house visits by neighbor, relative or friend
D 13. Is there a spot already reserved in your home for an Airedale? g. Other (please describe below)
D 13. g. If “Other” please describe Dogs are family. They go where they want .
Pets E. PETS
E 1. Do you currently own or live with any other animals? a. Yes
E 2. Please describe your pets, including the type of animal(s), are they spayed/neutered, and their ages, and your previous pets, including the type of animal and breed, how long you had them, and what happened to them. Sheila was given to my dad as a pup in Sept.2007. I took over her care in 2012, when Dad had to moveto a small home with no yard to work in. She has never liked being indoors. Going to the vet is not fun for her, as she hates feeling closed in. I have tried every invitation I can think of to get her to come in the house. She declines strongly.However, she loves the garage . When I tell her to go to her room, she heads for the garage.
E 3. Do your pets get along with other dogs? a. Yes
E 3. b. Explain how your pets do not get along with other dogs. N/a
E 4. Are your animals up to date on their shots and vaccines? a. Yes
E 4. i. Please provide details of your animals’ shots and vaccines and any medical conditions they may have. Sheila gets all the regular rabies, and other shots every year in September. She has a skin condition that crops up if we have a long period of rain, which we handle by bathing her in betadine every 3rd day until it clears.
E 5. Name, address and phone number of your current vet. Brantly and Jodan Animal Hospital
5698 Thomaston Rd.; Macon, Ga. 31220
478-757-1600
I give my consent to Airedale Rescue Group to contact my Veterinarian to verify the care of my household animals, past and present. Yes
E 6. Name and phone number of your current groomer. I groom her myself.
I give my consent to Airedale Rescue Group to contact my groomer to verify the care of my household animals, past and present Yes
E 7. What brand of dog food do you feed? Beneful and/or moist n meaty which ever she wants. She get a couple of servings of steamed veggies each week mixed in with her food.
E 8. What brand of heartworm preventative do you use; how often do you use it? Simparica and Sentinel on the 20th of each month.
E 9. What brand of flea and tick preventative do you use; how often do you use it? Sentinel monthly
E 10. Do you give your dog(s) any vitamins or supplements? If yes, please explain. Sheiila was a bit over weight when she came to us and moved like a little old lady . We gave her some supplements for joint pain until we worked the weight off of her. Although she is getting older now,she moves quite easily as long as we keep her weight at 51 pounds.
E 11. Have you ever had a dog that ran away or escaped from your home or car? Please explain. I had a KerryBlue Terrier that was raised in a pet crate until she was 8 months old. I bought her from a pet store that could not handle her in any way. Took me 3 weeks to get her to let me brush her and sit in my lap. She was scared and snapped and bit me several times. The owner came in one night and saw me working with her. Watched me and her for nearly an hour… offered her to me for a rediculously low price. Any way…She spooked at loud noises. One afternoon, Pop decided to give her a bath and removed her collar. About that time, a dump truck came up the neighbors drive , Shasta took off like her tail was on fire. We never did find her. Looked all over for her for months. I hope whoever got her loved her as much as we did.
E 12. Have you ever had a dog hit by a car? Explain. Yes. I had a black lab named Maggie May Sing. She liked the sound of her own voice. She was a natural at fetch, went to work with me every day. Slept in the sunroom every night. With a hunting dog, I like to let them go through 1 heat cycle before having them spayed. Mags started her cycle at 10 months, I called to get her an appointment. And put her in an enclosed pen(60’×40′) with a large building for shelter. I took off for work. One of my cousins stopped by to borrow something that was in the building and let the dog out to play, not realizing she was in heat. Mag had never shown any interst in going down to the highway. She did on that day. Couple of teenagers hit her. Crushed her muzzle. I had the vet sleep her, because the vet said that she would never be able eat, breath, or fetch normally again.. I hated to lose my Mags, but I swear that young couple took the loss even worse than I did.
E 13. Under what circumstances would you give up a dog? If I were diagnosed with a terminal issue, I would will her to a family member so I could vist with her til the end and she could have a smooth transition to a new normal.
E 14. Have you ever had to give up a dog? Please explain your experience. No.
Preferences F. PREFERENCES
F 2. Which sex are you interested in? c. Female
F 3. Are you interested in a puppy, young adult, or older animal? Select as many as apply. b. Young adult, c. Older animal
Questions or comments G. QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS
Terms and Conditions H. TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Home Visits I. Home Visits
I 1. Do you consent to home visits before and after the adoption at a time convenient to your schedule? a. Yes
References J. REFERENCES
J 1. Enter the name and number of a personal reference who does not live with you and is not a relative. Pam Gilbert 404-545-2631
J 2. Have you ever adopted an Airedale from any rescue group before? b. No
Return Guarantee K. RETURN GUARANTEE
K 1. Do you agree, if in the event you CANNOT keep the Airedale you adopt that it will be returned to the Airedale Rescue Group? a. Yes, I agree to return to the Airedale Rescue Group
Adoption Fee L. ADOPTION FEE
L 1. Do you agree to the $400 adoption fee? The adoption fee is due on the day of transfer of the dog to you. Failure to pay the fee will result in ARG submitting claim through the legal system to obtain the adoption, veterinary, grooming and transport fees. a. Yes, I agree to pay the $400 adoption fee
Consent M. CONSENT
By submitting this form, I certify that the information I have provided is true and accurate. I am physically, emotionally, and financially able to care for an Airedale. I understand that Airedales require both physical and mental stimulation to thrive and I will provide both. I understand that Airedales that come into rescue may not have been trained or socialized properly and may need extra time, patience, and care to adjust to a new environment. This may include the need to attend pet obedience classes to help build a better bond with the new dog in the home. I understand that proper food and veterinarian care can be costly, and I am able to meet these needs. I agree that Airedale Rescue Group may check my veterinarian, groomer and personal references, as well as, my landlord, if applicable. Home visits will be conducted prior to and following an adoption to ensure the safe-keeping of the Airedale. ARG reserves the right to decline adoptions. ARG reserves the right to reclaim any dog who, in our judgment, appears neglected, abused, unkempt, or unsafe. ARG reserves the right to reclaim any dog for non-payment of the adoption fee at any time. I hereby agree, and consent
Signed: Laura Lynn Hayes

[Jackie Cash]

01/21/2020: I found their names and email in a list of “Adopters prior to 2007”! But they say on the app they’ve never adopted from any Airedale rescue. Interesting

[Jackie Cash]

This was copied from an old post of former adopters, deleting those who are current adopters and those who have died.

Caryn Brockton, Cary, cbrockton@MINDSPRING.COM
Janice Tucker, Weaverville, jjpptt@charter.net
Galen Merrill, Raleigh/Knoxville, jaspermoos@yahoo.com/Knoxville
Charles Dunham, Charlotte, charles.durham@bankofamerica.com
Pamela May, Charlotte, charles.durham@bankofamerica.com
Jenny Mc, wilmington, Jennifer.McIlnay@wilm.ppdi.com
Marguerite Keil, Kernersvile, thekeils@mindspring.com/Kernersville, Winston-Salem
Rhonda Tabbiner, Wilmington, rhonda1313@aol.com
Margo &; Ken Metzger, Raleigh, margoknight@gmail.com
Robert &; Barbara Judson, Outer Banks, bbjudson@earthlink.net /moved to NJ. Bob died.
Gale Ford, Statesville, MTBEARDOC@aol.com
Terry DeMeyer, Conover, tdemeyer52089@charter.net
Kevin Clark, Hickory, kclark428@earthlink.net
Josh Ostergard, josh@easternhydraulic.com/DNA
Peggy Grobusky, Rock Hill, grobusky@comporium.net
Peggy Whitson, Kannapolis, Tooffairy2403@ctc.net
Sherri Koester, Cary, skoester@mindspring.com
Traci Gardner,Linden, TRACI.GARDNER@FERGUSON.COM
Wayne &; Michelle Dove, Gulf, michedove@alltel.net
Ken &; Nancy Nyk Garner, Vass, ken_nancygarner@yahoo.com
Bruce Bucita, Pittsboro, Bbucita@aol.com
Andrea &; Scott Kunkle, Scottorandra@charter.net
Bill Wollart, Greensboro, wtw104@aol.com
Nancy Simpson, Raleigh, rolly3600@nc.rr.com
Diane Abernathy, Raleigh, djabernethy@bellsouth.net
Linda Baake, New Bern, Lynaire@aol.com
Pamela Benoit, Kannapolis, pmbenoit@ctc.net
Scott &; Dottie Boeving, Wingate, sboeving@aol.com
Kathy Dowd, Pittsboro, moondanceairedales@earthlink.net
Shelley Earndheart, Matthews, shelley@carolina.rr.com
Kay Shipley, Wake Forest, nbbks63@ctc.net
Keith Lehr, Charlotte, keith.r.lehr@bankofamerica.com
Rebecca Newton, Durham, RBNewton@nc.rr.com
Elizabeth Morrill, Sanford, emorrill22@gmail.com
Renee Smith, Winston Salme, RatatatAir@aol.com
Marjorie, Bowsprit Airedales, Sanford, bowsprit@alltel.net
Meg Wood, Sanford, megwood@aol.com
Maripi, Pittsboro, terydalehk@aol.com
Gerado, Apex, ReydaleTerrydale@aol.com
Jessica Tennes, Southern Pines, jessicatennes@earthlink.net

[Jackie Cash]

01/17/2020: Karen Terry will pick up Duke from Greg and take him directly to Critter Fixer Veterinary Hospital in Byron, GA (near her).
202-B Hwy 49
South Byron, GA 31008
Ph: 478-956-2332

He will have medical records from Greg’s vet, Dublin Veterinary Hospital in Dublin, GA 478-272-7777.

We know he’s had his rabies, but give bordatella, dhpp, if required. He is microchipped, please scan and provide the chip number to us. Check him for HW and other parasites. Check general health. Neuter.

Give flu shot. Bath before neutering, including nails, anal glands.
neutering, anesthesia, antibiotics + pain injection $25, 3 pills to go with him for pain.
Wellness check.

I spoke to Tammy. They have my number and will call if any questions.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by Jackie Cash.
• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by Jackie Cash.

[Jackie Cash]

01/15/2020 Offered Duke to Jennie Latimer. When she returned my call she was almost in tears. She said when she left yoga class today she stopped by the cemetery to go by her father’s grave and the last thing she told him was to please send her an Airedale. That’s amazing!

They want Duke. She can’t pick him up Saturday however. She could probably get him Sunday or Monday.

In the meantime I called Karen Terry and she will pick him up and get him to her vet to get him neutered and bathed and I can get Jennifer to get him after that.

[Jackie Cash]

01/15/2020 Karen will pick up Duke from Greg Covington and take him to her vet to be boarded and neutered. She can’t take him home because she has 2 male dogs.

[Jackie Cash]

01/15/2020: LVM for Jill Moxley to see if she could help with Duke in Dublin, GA

[Jackie Cash]

01/15/2020: Lisa doesn’t really want Duke and bc of her physical limitations right now, her husband doesn’t want her to get him. She would prefer that we get someone else to get Duke.

[Jackie Cash]

01/15/2020: Per Kelly, the Spains got an Airedale but still might be interested in the future in getting another.

[Jackie Cash]

01/14/2020: Spoke to Lisa re Airedale posted on Airedale Terrier Owners Group in Macon, GA. She reached out to the man who posted, Greg Covington, and they had a good conversation and she told him she wanted the Airedale – a 2-year-old male, intact, who escaped his fence, ran after his dad in a truck, and ended up at a neighbor’s house and got in a fight with neighbor’s beagle. Beagle got hurt. He wants to rehome him because he’s afraid he’ll get shot or hurt another dog or child and be labeled a dangerous dog and will have to be put down.

Anyway, Lisa has his trust and told him she could pick up the dog, Duke, on Saturday. She would try to make it work with her Ellie, but if he didn’t work out would get him to ARG.

Lisa is 8 weeks out from a double mastectomy. She had the estrogen related breast cancer — same as her mom had 20 years ago — and opted for a double mastectomy. No radiation, no chemo – although if I understood her correctly, she could have chemo but chose not to. She was on her way to the acupuncturist for pain management. She’s fine other than that.

Phone 843-422-1615

She will let me know if Greg Covington decides she can have the Airedale.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 3 months ago by Jackie Cash.

[Jackie Cash]

01/14/2020: Rhonda called back. It’ not her Airedale. (Actually he’s been reclaimed by owner anyway.)

Talked for a while. She’s working from home,

[Jackie Cash]

01/14/2020: Rhonda called and said her boy was safe at home. Tucker is his name and he’s wonderful. She works from home most of the time and he’s right there with her. I told her we had several people in the Huntsville/Decatur area and she wants me to hook her up to them.

I’ll do that.

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