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Sent note to Holly and matthew to reconnect with ARG when ready to adopt. Moving application to ‘did not adopt’ but would get Susan to HV if they are ready.
Per Susan who was going to home visit, she called after the ice problem and they texted back saying they had to wait due to taking care of a parent. Have not heard back. We talked 2x .
CP Questions
Need landlord approval for dog
Should they wait until they move – how soon is the move
How many people in the household in new home
All household individuals will need to be present at home visit
All dogs from ARG are spayed or neutered; is this a deal breaker
What are Whitely’s ideas for the rescued ‘dale to detect diabetes – training? Expectations
Application mentions ” To train/use as an assistance dog for the disabled”- need more details as Airedales typically are not able to be trained for this; who is she intending to use this dog for – herself? Someone else – transfer once the dog is trained?From: Christina Prange
To: walaigi8810@gmail.com
Sent: Sunday, April 12, 2026 at 09:38:18 PM EDT
Subject: Airedale Rescue Group – next steps in application processhello Whitely, Thank you for applying to Airedale Rescue Group (ARG) about your interest to apply for an Airedale. The next step in our process is an interview with you on the phone. I would like to give you a call in the next couple of days to ask you a few questions about your application and give you time to ask questions about our rescue.
Are you available during the day to speak – or are evenings better. Let me know a few times and we will be able to connect. (I work from home and should have flexibility to call you during day or after work too)
Christina Prange
4/2026 moving to ‘moved on, did not adopt’. was not able to get HV arranged and decided that their request for a less than 3 year old dog would not fit.
sbshearer6@gmail.com email address in 2026 from Sheila who advised ARG that a ‘dale was at local shelter
I think Cathy and Her husband would be great Airedale Parents! They have a beautiful fenced yard in a quite safe neighborhood! They have had Labs and other large high energy dogs. Do I need to respond to the questions on the form you sent? They are eager to adopt, they just don’t want a puppy probably at least a couple years old. What are the next steps and time line? She would like to know if there are any that need adopting currently! They are willing to travel even to pick up an Airedale in need!
What are the next steps!
Kelley Schoonover
847-924-0473From: Christina Prange
To: coleret@atmc.net
Sent: Friday, February 20, 2026 at 01:54:40 PM EST
Subject: Lily Transport Saturday Feb 21 Gaffney, SC – Charlotte – Laurinburg – Ocean Isle Beach, NCLily will transport on Saturday Feb 21 (tomorrow!) to her new family in Ocean Isle Beach, NC. Thank you to Neal & Crystal for trusting ARG to find a new home for Lily. Thank you to all of you for transporting her along the route to her new family on the coast of NC! Because of your efforts – we have very little hand offs for Lily’s transport which is a safe way for Lily to get to her new home.
To be transferred with Lilly: her leash and multiple collars and harnesses and her crate
Charlotte – South Park
Neal will take Lilly to work with him and Barbara Y will pick up at work location –
Time 9:30
Location 4100 Coca Cola Plaza
Depart for Laurinburg 9:45Charlotte to Laurinburg, NC (1 hr 45 min)
Barbara meets Emily and Eric
Location: Quality Inn Laurinburg, 14 Jameson Inn Ct, Laurinburg, NC 28352
Time:11:30Barbara Y (803)487-1502
Emily 239-580-7931
Neal 704-618-7378
Christina 919-605-4563Please let us know when you are safely home! Thank you for your time tomorrow for ARG!
Christina Prange
919-605-45632/14/26 I sent note to Chris and Cassie that they are approved.
On Saturday, February 14, 2026 at 02:47:05 PM EST, Shannon Kaiser
Hello Ladies
The visit with Chris & Cassie Hayes went well this week. Please see attached.
They are a lovely couple who adopted a rescue doodle about 8 months ago and are looking for a companion for Noodle. Noodle was playful and friendly and has even learned a few tricks since coming to live with them. They had many questions about the dale breed and I was happy to provide information based on my experience with Klancey
I assured them that the goal of ARG is to find “a perfect match” for their situation. They work from home and would prefer a female between 2-5 years old. I know they would provide a loving home for any of ARG rescues.
Let me know if you need me to fill in any additional information, or if I can be of assistance in the future.
2.14.2026 I called Dillworth Animal Hospital to get records for Maximus. DIllworth Animal Hosp. said that they had only seen Max once, at end of December for a matt on his paw. ALl of his other records were with another vet so i will ask Ryan this when we speak today or tomorrow. He received Bordatella from Dillworth when he was there for the matted toe/paw.
2/14/26 called left message to Ryan to talk about Maxiumus.
Ryan is a CPA. He would take him off leash at ELon College and used to walk him 7 miles a day (Ryan walked 5 miles and Max would zig zag back and forth to about 7 miles off leash). He moved to Charlotte, lives in apartment. He is a happy dog but no where for him to run. Limited schedule – walk in morning and night but not getting the exercise. Ryan thinks he needs his best life – more running around. Ryan has dander allergies and living in the one bedroom, the dander has exasperated his allergies. Stays in apartment during day – in crate. If leave out of crate, he is anxious, barks and whines, drools, claws at door to get out. He is house trained. Ryan got him as a puppy from March of 2022 when he was 8 weeks old. Singing Hills Kennel. Great with kids. He does jump until you tell him it is unacceptable. Good with other dogs. Pulls when on leash when sees other dogs. Off leash, is great with other dogs. Has been with RYan’s 10 year old niece – has known her since she was 6 years old. DId not jump on niece. Very attached to Ryan. Doggy Day care and boarding. He does hump – when he goes to new daycare. Does well with smaller dogs as his mom has a Frenchie. Max plays to the dog’s style and size.
West Brook Animal Hospital in Burlington, NC
Ryan is 90% sure about giving him up. He said he will need a day to think about it when the time comes, when a family is found but he think he will do it. I told him the hard part was done – submitting the form and he said yes, it was not a good Friday night for him when he completed the form.
