[Pat Hairston]

Re: New submission from Application
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Danielle Camerata-Gill
1:38 PM (1 hour ago)
to me, Lynn, Airedale, Airedale

Wonderful I appreciate the explanation. I’ll reach out if something changes to an earlier timeframe.

Have a great week!

Danielle Camerata-Gill
702-528-0879
Corresponding via iPhone

On Jul 13, 2026, at 1:28 PM, Pat Hairston wrote:


Airedale Rescue is a National Organization that is divided into to regions of the county. ARG covers 5 states: AL, GA, NC, SC and TN.

ATRA covers 13 Midwest states and the province of Ontario.

We respect each others regions and generally do not place dogs outside the defined regions and certainly not without agreement from the region an applicant lives in.

Your application is started within the region you live in, it will be completed within this region. If at the time you are approved to adopt, and we do not have a dog that is a match, you could reach out to other regions. We would then share your application, reviewer notes and home visit.

Since you are not ready and have asked ARG to postpone a home visit, the other regions you have applied to will not be followed up on.

Pat Hairston
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[Pat Hairston]

Re: New submission from Application
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Danielle Camerata-Gill
12:55 PM (2 hours ago)
to me

Hi Pat,

I didn’t realize SOAR and ARG were the same or do they just work together?

Danielle Camerata-Gill
702-528-0879
Corresponding via iPhone

On Jul 13, 2026, at 12:32 PM, Pat Hairston wrote:



Hi Lynn,

We have Danielle’s application, our reviewer has talked with her. She has requested to wait until November for this home visit. wait for her home visit until later this year.

Pat Hairston
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[Pat Hairston]

Re: New submission from Application
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Danielle Camerata-Gill
12:25 PM (2 hours ago)
to Linda, Team, Diane, Heather, Kathy

Hi Lynn and thank you for connecting. Yes, we have connected/submitted an application with the Airedale Rescue Group and are currently chatting with Ava Smith who is a volunteer with them and has been very helpful. We thought we would apply to all rescue groups we could find to help us find the perfect furfriend.

Danielle Camerata-Gill
702-528-0879
Corresponding via iPhone

[Pat Hairston]

FW: New submission from Application
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Linda O’Shaughnessy
12:05 PM (3 hours ago)
to daniellecamerata@gmail.com, ARG, Diane, Heather, Kathy

Hi Danielle and Cory!

Thank you for submitting adoption an application for a SOAR rescue Airedale. Have you also contacted your local Georgia Airedale rescue organization? They can assist you in the adoption process and make you aware on any dogs they have available. I have copied The Georgia coordinator on this email. If you have any questions, please contact me any time.

Again, thank you for applying and good luck with your search.

Lynn O’Shaughnessy

Starting Over Airedale Rescue

From: freespirit@pleurothallids.com
Sent: Saturday, July 11, 2026 11:19 AM
To: Linda O’Shaughnessy ; ers1@att.net; mhowitz@aol.com
Subject: New submission from Application

[Pat Hairston]

Re: ARG Dog Adoption Application Form timnorwood1978@yahoo.com
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ARG Team
9:32 AM (2 minutes ago)
to timnorwood1978, Suzy, me, bcc: Ava, bcc: Mary, bcc: Stephanie, bcc: Christina, bcc: Jo-Anne

Tim and Suzanne,

Thank you for applying to adopt a rescue Airedale. The application states ” “During working hours (8 to 5) on most days they would be in a large kennel with a doghouse with a roof cover and in an open shady area. The evening we would let them out to run and play. One of us will always be with them when out. Weekend, they would be out with us in the yard or if they like to ride, we would take them riding on a side-by-side. ” The fact that a dog would be left alone during work hours outside with access to a doghouse is an issue for our rescue group because rescues can be escape artists, and we never want our dogs to go to homes where they might be left outside alone for any amount of time to get out and get lost or worse. With their tenacious temperament, they could easily breach that fence, or other animals could get in, and then all sorts of problems could occur.

Many of the dogs we receive have lived in bad circumstances, and we do not want to place a dog back into a situation where it lives outside full-time. Our rescues are intended to be integrated into the family and be a family member. Therefore, your application will not be considered to adopt an Airedale from our rescue group.

Pat Hairston
Airedale Rescue Group

[Pat Hairston]

7/7/26 Reapplied. Exchanged email and set 2 pm today to talk. Called and left a voicemail and asked her to return my call.

Check vet references: Dogs UTD, HW tested and on prevention. Cat has rabies vac.

[Pat Hairston]

Suzanne Sloan in LA will do HV

[Pat Hairston]

6/30/26 from Mark

Thanks Pat for reaching out but we’re still hoping for a younger ADT.

Regards,

Mark & Becky

[Pat Hairston]

6/30/26 text update from vet.

Reuger is doing great! Neutered today. Lab work all looked great except he was mildly positive for Ehrlichea exposure, which is a tick related infection. His heart worm test was negative. I am sending out a fecal antigen test. Do you guys need heart worm prevention for him? -Dr. Lively

[Pat Hairston]

6/29/26 offered Peyton by telephone and email

• This reply was modified 3 weeks ago by Pat Hairston.

[Pat Hairston]

FB message from Lee

Hey Pat! My family adopted Dutchess through ARG in 2015; we had 2 other rescues at the time. We lost Dutchess 3 years ago💔and our last rescue Macey crossed the rainbow bridge the end of 2025💔. This is the first time in 40 years of marriage we haven’t had a dog; an Airedale has been part of our family for many years and I grew up with Airedales as family members. We are looking to adopt a middle aged/senior female Airedale(preferably on the smallish side) after July, 2026. We thankfully have young grandchildren, but no cats. Please keep my family in mind if one becomes available. Thank you so much. Lee Gregory, Columbia, SC 803-917-3063
Hi Lee, I am sorry you lost your girls. We don’t have any available girls right now but we know that can change in a moments notice. I will check your prior information and put you on our waiting list.

Thanks for messaging
Thank you. When I applied initially, we had two rescues and I was thinking a female may become available in a year or two… think we got Dutchess maybe 6 weeks later. She was a dear…we adored her. Thank you so much.
I just went back and looked. The app was in 2015 and you got Duchess shortly after.

We are asking all our prior adopters to complete a new application so we can update info.

https://www.airedalerescuegroup.com/adoption-application

You won’t go through an interview or home visit. We just want updated in. Thank you if you will do an update.

ADOPTION APPLICATION | Airedale Rescue Group
http://www.airedalerescuegroup.com
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Lee deleted a message
Edited
Will do. Getting ready to pick up a grandchild but will complete later today. TU for your assistance and all you do 😊🩷
Was trying to add the terrier to my comment 🤪

• This reply was modified 3 weeks, 6 days ago by Pat Hairston.

[Pat Hairston]

6/25/26 received FB message from Lee

Hey Pat! My family adopted Dutchess through ARG in 2015; we had 2 other rescues at the time. We lost Dutchess 3 years ago💔and our last rescue Macey crossed the rainbow bridge the end of 2025💔. This is the first time in 40 years of marriage we haven’t had a dog; an Airedale has been part of our family for many years and I grew up with Airedales as family members. We are looking to adopt a middle aged/senior female Airedale(preferably on the smallish side) after July, 2026. We thankfully have young grandchildren, but no cats. Please keep my family in mind if one becomes available. Thank you so much. Lee Gregory, Columbia, SC 803-917-3063

Moved to Waiting but will ask for updated app

[Pat Hairston]

Her eye medication is $106.00 with tax every 4 months

Her bladder medication is $50.00 every 3.5 months

Trazodone is just on an as needed basis

[Pat Hairston]

Stephanie Osborne
Thu, Jun 18, 3:50 PM (2 days ago)
to me, Christina, Jo-Anne

Per Stephanie “I also forgot to mention that, while chatting with her, I mentioned the importance of heartworm prevention and my firsthand experience with heartworm treatment. We ended up talking about Jethro, and she is actually interested. Which leads me to say that, as much as I do love Jethro, I think he will be a foster for us and not a forever dog. Jolene has not warmed to him, and while I no longer have to keep them entirely separate, I can now recognize that it is really stressing Jolene to have Jethro’s big personality dominating our lives. The Coles do prefer a smaller Airedale given that they have another adult dale.

Jethro is now 4 weeks out from his last heartworm injection, and I’m slowly increasing his activity. He has had no setbacks after his hospital stay. He is finishing up his post-procedure meds and seems back to “normal.”

[Pat Hairston]

6/17/26 offered Daphne.

Responded they adopted a 4 yr old Welsh Terrier. Moved to Neutral

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