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12/8/24 first commited to a female puppy. Spoke on 12/6 and questions about the ears came up. She wanted to speak to her veterinarian about the stand up ears and on Sunday she let us know she was backing out of the pup
From: Justin Goeres
To: Christina Prange
Cc: Kara Goeres
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2024 at 05:17:09 PM EDT
Subject: Airedale Rescue – jumping back in the pool + Facebook post!Hi Christina,
We’ve decided the time has come to jump back on the Airedale wagon. So, we thought we’d reach out to you to “officially”(?) start down the rescue path again. Are there things we need to do (like file/refresh an application, etc.) to get things moving?
Also – and more specifically – Kara saw a Facebook post today (you were tagged) about two 5-month old Airedales in NC that came across someone’s radar. That’s what really prompts this message :). We would love to know more about those dogs.
As always, hope you’re well! Emmett & Celia just started their summer break, so we’ve got plenty going on around here….
Cheers,
Justin & Kara
919-667-7624 (Kara)
925-918-0393 (Justin)On Friday, March 8, 2024 at 07:53:33 PM EST, Justin Goeres
Hi Christina!
Sorry for the delay in replying. I literally never check my email and only saw this just now.
But your timing is ridiculous, because Baxter (‘dale from VA) passed away Wednesday night. It was completely unexpected. Long story, but the gist of it is that he had to be heavily sedated to go to the vet (extreme anxiety, as we learned after we adopted him 😉), then he (we think) had a bad reaction to a shot, followed by (we think) a possible undiagnosed hemangiosarc rupturing in his abdomen. We’ll get the necropsy results from the vet school in a few days and hopefully learn more, but the wheels just kind of came off all at once. He was about to turn 11, so it didn’t seem like it should be his time yet 😭.
So, with all that context… we’re currently grieving, along with the “bonded pair” goldendoodle Baxter came with, but we certainly give Gerardo’s ‘dales high marks in the past ♥️.
If Elton is already spoken for, then that’s awesome, but if not, Kara & I will need to discuss. Her specific words to me just now were, “I’m not exactly inclined to say Yes, but I’m definitely not inclined to say No.” Obviously the cat thing would be a big, big question, and I would assume he’s good with kids (Emmett & Celia are 13 & 11 now).
We hope you’re doing wonderful. We still occasionally talk about good ol’ Tom Tuna 😀.
Cheers,
Justin & Kara—– Forwarded Message —–
From: Justin Goeres
To: Christina Prange
Cc: Kara Goeres
Sent: Friday, May 24, 2024 at 05:17:09 PM EDT
Subject: Airedale Rescue – jumping back in the pool + Facebook post!Hi Christina,
We’ve decided the time has come to jump back on the Airedale wagon. So, we thought we’d reach out to you to “officially”(?) start down the rescue path again. Are there things we need to do (like file/refresh an application, etc.) to get things moving?
Also – and more specifically – Kara saw a Facebook post today (you were tagged) about two 5-month old Airedales in NC that came across someone’s radar. That’s what really prompts this message :). We would love to know more about those dogs.
As always, hope you’re well! Emmett & Celia just started their summer break, so we’ve got plenty going on around here….
Cheers,
Justin & Kara
919-667-7624 (Kara)
925-918-0393 (Justin)offered TN 8 puppy on 12/3/24; Tracy declined
From: Tracy Schaberg
To: Christina Prange
Cc: “schabergjohn0@gmail.com”
Sent: Tuesday, December 3, 2024 at 09:03:29 PM EST
Subject: Re: Airedale Rescue Group – puppy, 6 mos – available in Fort Mill SCChristina,
My mom has had some health problems that puts me traveling to NC frequently. Things should calm down in the next few weeks with that, but I don’t think I can take on a new pup right now. I’m afraid all the traveling would be stressful for the pup. Thank you so much for contacting me and I’m glad the pups have ARG!!Lake Murray is great but that wind off the lake today was cold!!!
Thank you!!
Tracy Schaberg
803-606-1809he plays hard and does not know how to play with another dog except for bouncing on them. She loves her toys, loves to snuggle and cuddle. She does know minimal obedience skills. She still needs work on potty training. She is learning to settle when in a crate. Ruby is doing good leash walking.
Ruby does not do well with other dogs. She is very possessive of her people and will fight with another dog to be by her human. She does have good resource guarding, dog or human food.
She has been in 3 homes since she was surrendered to us! Each home had at least one or more dogs and it did not work.
he plays hard and does not know how to play with another dog except for bouncing on them. She loves her toys, loves to snuggle and cuddle. She does know minimal obedience skills. She still needs work on potty training. She is learning to settle when in a crate. Ruby is doing good leash walking.
Ruby does not do well with other dogs. She is very possessive of her people and will fight with another dog to be by her human. She does have good resource guarding, dog or human food.
She has been in 3 homes since she was surrendered to us! Each home had at least one or more dogs and it did not work.
From: Pat Hairston
Date: 10/20/24 7:52 PM (GMT-06:00)
To: Airedale6@mchsi.com, Airedale317@gmail.com
Cc: Christina Prange
Subject: RubyHello Anita and Greg,
We are working I finding someone within a reasonable distance to do your home visit. While I understand you are interested in Dorothy, we have a young female Airedale recently adopted that needs to come back to us for a new home. The older female Giant Schnauzer is not tolerating the young pup and it has caused issues between the 2 dog.
Ruby was recently spayed, is microchipped, heart worm negative, on preventative and a very smart dog. She has a natural tail and is just over a year old. She had been surrendered from an older man who could no longer care for her.
From the current family
“Ruby is a sweet girl that will immediately steal your heart and is extremely smart! Within a couple of days Ruby learned to sleep in her crate, sit on command, and ring a bell when wanting to go outside. Ruby is still very much a puppy and can be a bit mouthy when playing. She will require chew toys for distraction and stimulation. Ruby also loves to fetch a ball and is still working on returning it. She loves walks and does well on a leash after she burns off a bit of energy.”One downside is she has been allowed on furniture and I know that is not something you do, but hopefully that will not deter you.
I can give you a call in the afternoon on Monday if that will work.
Photos attached of Ruby.
