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Christina Prange
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On Jun 14, 2014, at 5:06 PM, Barbara Lawson <barbaral51@hotmail.com> wrote:
Cynthia called. She said Clyde was attempting to hop up on the couch with her, only tentative since he doesn’t quite know the rules yet. It is fine with them. They also have an old leather chair in the room that no one thinks is comfortable to sit in, but he apparently has claimed it.
She said she thinks he is an old soul. Her husband says there is a lot behind those brown eyes.
So so far so good. They have only taken a brief walk around the yard thus far; it is very hot.
Plan to take a proper walk later when it cools off.
She asked where to send a check (don’t you love that?) and I told her she would be getting a contract and instructions via email.
She knows this is the honeymoon period, but feels this is exactly where he is meant to be.
Happy sighs here.
Barbara Lawson 518 208 4047
www. airedalerescuegroup.com
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Christina Prange
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On Jun 14, 2014, at 5:06 PM, Barbara Lawson <barbaral51@hotmail.com> wrote:
Cynthia called. She said Clyde was attempting to hop up on the couch with her, only tentative since he doesn’t quite know the rules yet. It is fine with them. They also have an old leather chair in the room that no one thinks is comfortable to sit in, but he apparently has claimed it.
She said she thinks he is an old soul. Her husband says there is a lot behind those brown eyes.
So so far so good. They have only taken a brief walk around the yard thus far; it is very hot.
Plan to take a proper walk later when it cools off.
She asked where to send a check (don’t you love that?) and I told her she would be getting a contract and instructions via email.
She knows this is the honeymoon period, but feels this is exactly where he is meant to be.
Happy sighs here.
Barbara Lawson 518 208 4047
www. airedalerescuegroup.com
Follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/airedalerescuegroup
Christina Prange
919-605-4563
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On Jun 15, 2014, at 10:54 AM, Christina Prange <mcprange@aol.com> wrote:
Hi Deborah
Looking back at our notes, it looks like you all were going to be home visited by Donna Y, an ARG volunteer. Are you ready for this next step in the ARG process. If so, I’ll reconnect you to Jackie Cash who was your ARG contact and she and Donna will contact you. It looks like you all were on hold for a bit.
Christina Prange
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On Jun 13, 2014, at 2:01 PM, Deborah Jones <birdsnbells@outlook.com> wrote:
My husband and I share our home with Martin, an 8 year old male, neutered, AKC Airedale Terrier. We would like to adopt a female Airedale that needs a home and is an older Airedale- 4 -7 years old. Our application is on file- under Deborah Jones, Conover,NC. My phone number is 828-464-4683; this is a landline number. We only use our cells when we leave our home and usually can’t communicate as well. We have an answering machine and will return a call; please tell us when the best time to reach you.
Thanks- Deborah Jones
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On Jun 14, 2014, at 1:00 PM, Barb Saylor <bsaylor@pwa-sc.com> wrote:
I have wonderful and yet bittersweet news for this beautiful Saturday! Clyde just departed with his new parents. We visited here together for a few hours and I think I can speak for everyone that it seems like the perfect new beginning for Clyde and a new friendship and Aire-kinship for the humans. Cynthia and Mark are fun, energetic, and most importantly dog people who genuinely love dogs and fell instantly for sweet Clyde. We’re very sad to say goodbye to him but could not be happier about his new life. He will be an adored, pampered yet properly trained, inside dog who will travel and mix at dog friendly restaurants and other fun venues. It will the the best life he ever could have imagined for himself. It would frankly be the life many humans could have dreamed about.
You all did a great job working this out. We also believe you had some help from a couple of Cynthia’s departed furry friends who were working behind the scenes to bring just the right little buddy back into her life!
There’s a little hole in my heart now that will take a while to heal, but it’s a nice kind of bad feeling.
Barb
Barbara H. Saylor, CFP
Palmetto Wealth Advisors, LLC
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On Jun 14, 2014, at 1:00 PM, Barb Saylor <bsaylor@pwa-sc.com> wrote:
I have wonderful and yet bittersweet news for this beautiful Saturday! Clyde just departed with his new parents. We visited here together for a few hours and I think I can speak for everyone that it seems like the perfect new beginning for Clyde and a new friendship and Aire-kinship for the humans. Cynthia and Mark are fun, energetic, and most importantly dog people who genuinely love dogs and fell instantly for sweet Clyde. We’re very sad to say goodbye to him but could not be happier about his new life. He will be an adored, pampered yet properly trained, inside dog who will travel and mix at dog friendly restaurants and other fun venues. It will the the best life he ever could have imagined for himself. It would frankly be the life many humans could have dreamed about.
You all did a great job working this out. We also believe you had some help from a couple of Cynthia’s departed furry friends who were working behind the scenes to bring just the right little buddy back into her life!
There’s a little hole in my heart now that will take a while to heal, but it’s a nice kind of bad feeling.
Barb
Barbara H. Saylor, CFP
Palmetto Wealth Advisors, LLC
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Christina,
This is the original application from the Grewe’s. I called the vet again today and was told they are great people and very good pet owners, up to date on everything…
Sue
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From: Barbara Lawson <barbaral51@hotmail.com>
Date: November 12, 2013 at 5:41:42 PM EST
To: Sue Taylor <terriermom@ymail.com>
Subject: FW: ARG Application from William D. Grewe <biker7@hotmail.com>
Looks like I neglected to forward to you for vet check. Would you please. I think I need you on double check duty.
Jackie has already interviewed them and they sound great. Notes on BB.
Barbara Lawson 518 208 4047
www. airedalerescuegroup.com
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To: Barbaral51@hotmail.com; mcprange@aol.com; bayager@comporium.net; airedalemail@comcast.net
Subject: ARG Application from William D. Grewe <biker7@hotmail.com>
Date: Fri, 8 Nov 2013 23:06:55 +0000
6/8/14
I wrote to them and explained we missed getting their HV but were glad to reconnect, etc. I emailed Joann Case who lives in Conyers.
Christina Prange
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On Jun 8, 2014, at 1:34 PM, Christina Prange <mcprange@aol.com> wrote:
Hi Joann, would you be able to conduct a home visit for ARG? There is an Airedale experienced family in Conyers. Would you be able to help? Thanks so much.
Christina Prange
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Christina Prange
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On Jun 7, 2014, at 5:10 PM, William Grewe <roxiemolly2@gmail.com> wrote:
We have been watching your site and realized that maybe we have to request to adopt a certain dog. We would like to have Nemo. I believe he would be a perfect fit for us. Our grandchildren are here 2 to 4 times each week and they would love him too. We want a fun dog who prefers to be inside with us.
If he is still available, we would like you to consider us to be his family.
Thank you,
Bill and Trudy Grewe
6/4/14
Just fyi – Allen has taken a liking to her. He asked if he could have first dibs on her if he decided she was right for him. OF course I told him.
He is recently retired (last year) and now gone back to work as a contractor so he is trying to figure out what works for him. In the mean time, he can help out so I’m happy to make him happy. We figure out over the next month there is one week where he and I are both out of town so I am on a wait list at Dr L for boarding.
If you remember, Stella was Allen’s first ARG dale so he’s a little conflicted about calling her Stella. he’s playing around with the idea of calling her Josie so if you see that name, that is the background. Well, the real background is that he is trying to stick with a beer theme since there is a beer called Stella and there is a local Raleigh beer called Sweet Josie Brown……and he thought he could continue the beer theme. He kept calling her Sweet Girl to me in texts over weekend. Then he asked if he could call her Sweet Josie when I picked her up on Monday. He won’t/can’t call her Stella.
6/4/14
Dr carin came on 6/3 for HW treatment. Stella weighed 53 lbs, down 3 lbs. Dr Carin said that her ideal wt would be 50 lb.
(I tend to think she should be a little bit less than 50 lb, she is quite a barrell and i like to see them slimmer). Again, cannot feel a spay scar so she thinks not spayed – also bc her nipples are discended.
Stella (maybe called Josie now) has a bad front bottom tooth. It is broken. Nerve is exposed. Looks gross. Carin though that would be a tooth that should be extracted. Other than that, she said the vet who performs surgury may recommend others but if it were her, she would only do that one tooth.
Carin recommended that when we spay Stella/Josie, that she have the tooth extracted AND tack her stomach. Initially i had thought we could use a cheapie spay since i could take her to SNAP but considering she is older, HW and needs these other things, SNAP prob won’t work. I’ll look into the voucher with SPCA. When you use the Wake County SPCA you have access to vets in the county who particpate in their program and i may be able to get the spay and add on other services. I know my neighbor is a vet who participates in the SPCA program and i may be able to talk him into the addional services (with our payment of course). Or, discuss with Lapham about the cost and ARG discount. I’ll shop it.
On May 27, 2014, at 5:15 PM, Ann Monte <montea9@gmail.com> wrote:
She, totally unprovoked, went after Victor.
We were all in the back room, I was doing needlepoint and watching a movie, Reece was asleep on the loveseat, Stella was lying on the floor and Victor, with a toy in his mouth, walked past her in my direction.
I was watching them (after the Stella/Reece fight I don’t trust her). Stella tore into Victor – I yelled, jumped up and smacked Stella on the nose.
There was no blood and no damage except to my willingness to keep Stella. I won’t risk my dogs on her account. Please make other arrangements.
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Ann Monte
On May 21, 2014, at 12:53 PM, Carin Vanderklok <k9fitnesswellnessvet@gmail.com> wrote:
Just the cost of the immiticide, I do 3 injections (1 injection, then 30 days later 2 injections 24 hours apart) $20 brief exam for each of the injections, then Pain meds shouldn’t be more than $20 total). So that would be approx.. $320 …if she ends up at a foster home not in the immediate area then I might need to charge a trip charge. If you wanted bloodwork done prior to treatment then that would be $30-75 depending on what values you wanted.
If you want to purchase the whole box then the left over vial would be $60.
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On May 21, 2014, at 12:30 PM, Christina Prange <mcprange@aol.com> wrote:
HI – I have a source but its not close to Raleigh.
If you were able to look into this – what would you charge for treatment?
Christina Prange
(919) 605-4563
May 21, 2014, at 7:51 AM, Carin Vanderklok <k9fitnesswellnessvet@gmail.com> wrote:
She does have microfiliaria but I didn’t notice any symptoms. Heart and lungs sound good, and Ann said she was very active and hadn’t heard any coughing 🙂
Stella caused 2 fights at Ann montes house. I was in DC. Allan Jernigan went to get her for me. She is less than 2 wk iout of shelter so boarding is not option, Allan took her over weekend to Ace hardware, Logan’s and phydeux. He also took her to an outside bar. She has been at his neighbors house who has 2 female golden retrievers. Allan has had some elimination problems in the house. Ann did as well. 6/2/14
6/3/14
Stella treated for HW by Carin.
