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She is an adorable dog, and I hate to give her up, but she just doesn’t fit in with our family. I hope you can find the perfect family for her. We can get her to Savannah.
Subject: Re: Airedale needs new home
From: mcprange@aol.com
Date: Thu, 31 Oct 2013 12:45:43 -0400
Hi, she is very cute. Would you be able to get her to savannah? We have more volunteers over there.
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On Oct 31, 2013, at 12:17 PM, cketchen03 <cketchen03@hotmail.com> wrote:
Oops! Sorry for the incomplete email! Anyway, she is microchipped, and has an ear tattoo, but is hard to see due to the cauliflower ear. I’ve attached a couple pictures taken today, and will send the relinquish form in a few minutes. Thanks again.
Christina Prange
919-605-4563
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From: Christina Ketchen <cketchen03@hotmail.com>
Date: October 31, 2013, 11:32:16 AM EDT
To: “info@airedalerescuegroup.com” <info@airedalerescuegroup.com>
Subject: Airedale needs new home
Hi, my name is Christina Ketchen. I have a 9 year old female Airedale, Zelda, I need to surrender. I adopted her 3 months ago in Alaska, and have since traveled down to Decatur, Alabama. We have tried incorporating her into our family with our cat and other dog, but unfortunately, she does not get along with other animals. She is a very sweet, devoted, and playful dog, but we cannot get her to accept our other pets. She is spayed, up to date on vaccines, and generally healthy. She has apparently had untreated ear infections in the past, as she has cauliflower ears. She’s great with people, and calm in the house. My family is military, and will be traveling to Georgia on Saturday, and hope we can find a place for her before we leave. Please let me know if this is a possibility, as soon as possible. Thank you for any help you can give me, in this urgent situation. I do not want to leave her at the shelter here, as it is a kill shelter, and she deserves better.
Christina Ketchen
He keeps breaking the chain and hunting season is starting up and she is afraid he will get shot. He cannot come in the house because he lifts his leg and is not housebroke. They have no way of containing him, no crate, no pen, no nothin’.
There are two vets in the area, neither do boarding.
I told her we would keep trying to find a foster home for him.
There is no thread for him on BB, and I almost forgot until I got the paper surrender form in the mail yesterday.
BL heard from Amy on 10/20ish
She initially said she would keep him until good home was found. Now she wants him out. She keeps saying she is afraid he will break the chain again and since hunting season is starting, he will get shot in the woods.
I do not think she would be willing/able to transport any distance. Possibly to somewhere like Huntsville if we had someone there to collect him.
He is only two years old.
Captain and Chico were dog aggressive. They could not be near other dogs. At the kennel, they needed a kennel space between them and other dogs due to aggression. The kennel worker called me crying bout their aggression issues, PTS 10/2013
Captain and Chico were dog aggressive. They could not be near other dogs. At the kennel, they needed a kennel space between them and other dogs due to aggression. The kennel worker called me crying bout their aggression issues, PTS 10/2013
From: Jackie Cash <airedalemail@comcast.net>
Date: October 13, 2013, 11:47:47 AM EDT
To: Kaye Shipley Gmail <bkshipley@gmail.com>
Cc: Christina Prange <mcprange@aol.com>, Barbara Lawson <barbaral51@hotmail.com>, tom massie <tom.massie@ncdenr.gov>
Subject: First Update on Rose in her New Home
I spoke to Tom a little while ago and he said that his trip home with Rose was easy and went smooth as silk. She met his 2 ‘dales, 13-1/2 year old Murphy and 10-1/2 year old Dolly with no problems and slept well overnight. Dolly has given a couple of warning growls, but nothing more and he says Rosie is playful and happy. Tom and Margaret are very happy and believe they all will be fine. I told him to expect a dust-up in the next few weeks as Rose gets comfortable and comes into her own, but he is undaunted. I offered the services of Gale Ford but he thinks they’ll simply use their vet. I told him to let us know what his vet says about Rose’s HW treatment.
Way to go, Christina, for setting up such a great transport.
Kaye, thank you so much for your help and Tom said to say hello!
Jackie
On Oct 12, 2013, at 9:07 AM, Christina Prange <mcprange@aol.com> wrote:
Robyn, sorry about the confusion yesterday…..you did everything exactly right but I was reading emAils in the wrong order so I did not know about Reds paperwork. Red does not appear to be a purebred Airedale, is that correct?
Our group cannot take in non purebred Airedales. However, let me talk to a friend in Knoxville who may have a great solution for Red!
Christina Prange
919-605-4563
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Per JACKIE on 10/11/13
I haven’t heard from him. I’ll call. BTW, I got a voice mail from the vets office in Valdosta saying Rose had her bath and with 7 days boarding, the charge was $65. They just wanted me to call and let them know it was ok to run the charge. I called and thanked them and told them their rates were incredible.
From: “Christina Prange” <mcprange@aol.com>
To: “tom massie” <tom.massie@ncdenr.gov>, bkshipley@gmail.com, tonymcpherson@mchsi.com, chatcher@valdosta.edu
Cc: barbaral51@hotmail.com, airedalemail@comcast.net
Sent: Friday, October 11, 2013 6:43:55 PM
Subject: Rose Transport Valdosta-Tifton-Macon-Conley Atlanta-Asheville on 10/11/13
Hi Cheryl, Jane, Kathi and Tom
Thank you so much to each of you for helping out with Rose on Saturday 10/11/13. I appreciate your help to get Rose from Valdosta to Asheville. She has a long trip tomorrow! She is going up the entire state of GA – what a transport and it would not be possible without each of you. I’ve attached the schedule for your trip, detailing each spot with exits and contact information. If you end up getting early or delayed on your trip, just let the person ahead of you know (and me too!). I will notify everyone and adjust time table accordingly.
I always need to stress the safety of each of you and Rose during the transport. Rose will be with folks that she does not know so always keep yourself aware and alert when you are with Rose. Even a plastic bag in the wind could startle her and cause her to react differently. I like to stress that when you open the car door, to have a hand on her leash since she may be ready to jump out before you are ready!
She will be wearing a collar and she will have identification
Here is the transport detail. If I have selected an area that is no good (I don’t know the area), please tell me and I’ll adjust the meeting place. You all know best as you’re ‘local’.
Valdosta to Tifton – Cheryl to Jane
Cheryl to meet Jane McPherson in Tifton
Pick up Rose at Dr william Martin’s in Valdosta
111 E. Northside Dr
Valdosta, GA
Phone is 229-247-2133
Start 10:30
Arrive to Tifton 11:30
Cheryl # 229-563-1936
Jane # 229-386-8054
Cheryl to meet Jane in Tifton, GA
Meet time is 11:30
Meeting location Country Inn & Suites, 310 South Virginia Ave, Tifton
Hand off of Rose
Tifton to Macon, 1 hr 45 min
Start time 11:45
Arrive time 1:30
BEST WESTERN Inn & Suites Of Macon, 4681 Chambers Rd, Macon, GA 31206
Jane # 229-386-8054
Kathi 404-403-0955
Hand off of Rose
Macon to Conley, GA (Atlanta), 1 hr 15 min
Start time 1:45
Arrive time 3:00
Econo Lodge, 3140 Moreland Ave., Conley, GA 30288
Kathi 404-403-0955
Tom: 828-226-8572
Hand off of Rose to her forever family!
This has been a tough transport to plan but each of you came forward and was willing and flexible and ARG is so appreciative. Please review this transport detail and if you have any questions, please let me know. Thanks!
Christina Prange
