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Julie
Sat, Feb 5, 12:52 PM (6 days ago)
to meHi Pat,
I haven’t heard back from this applicant either. I’ve called 3 times. 12/4, 1/20, 1/27.
Bummer.
I thought only cat people filled about apps and didn’t follow through!I think I’m all caught up now.
Julie
2/2/2022 – will be neutered, brought UTD on vaccines, microchipped by Young-Williams Animal Center at no cost to ARG.
(65.184.242.98)
1/27/2022: Spoke with Nacole Sweet.Sarah at Dogs just dropped off at boarding kennel. Call when ready to pick up. Pay for boarding at pick up or before.
Skymark Kennel, 704-737-7070Neither dog have been around cats,
Children – good with children; have been around a 14 yr old, 8 yr old and toddler. Terrance is very playful and gets excited.Terrance is like a little kid.
Baily is mellow.Good with other dogs; Nacole’s mom has a pit that the dales play with.
The boarding kennel will also put them in small playgroups to see how they do.1/27/2022: Spoke with Nacole Sweet.
Sarah at Dogs just dropped off at boarding kennel. Call when ready to pick up. Pay for boarding at pick up or before.
Skymark Kennel, 704-737-7070Neither dog have been around cats,
Children – good with children; have been around a 14 yr old, 8 yr old and toddler. Terrance is very playful and gets excited.Terrance is like a little kid.
Baily is mellow.Good with other dogs; Nacole’s mom has a pit that the dales play with.
The boarding kennel will also put them in small playgroups to see how they do.Christina and Jackie,
Talked to Valerie Perry tonight about Birdie. Her stitches were to be taken out yesterday, but the vet wanted them in a few days longer.
Pathology is back and we have good news and not-so-good news. The mass on her face was cystic – no issue. One of the mammary masses was pre-cancerous, benign with clear margins. The other mammary mass was cancerous, level 2, margins clear and there is a 30% chance of a reoccurrence. Dr. Matthews feels Birdie has been through a lot and the surgery and sutures were extensive. He wants Birdie to just be a dog for now and continue to heal. Valerie is to check her every week to see if there are any physical changes and then a check-up every 3-4 months to see if there is any new growth.
Valerie remains unsure if she is ready to commit to adopting Birdie and I told her that there was no rush. She feels she is harmonious with her and she loves her size, but is unsure after the sudden loss of Cedric. Birdie goes for 4 walks a day with Valerie on a short lead (4 ft). Once her stitches are out she wants to get to know Birdie better and get her playing. Valerie says she is a smart girl but she has started to nip at Valerie’s heels and behind when Birdie is excited to go for her walk. Valerie will be working on correcting this behavior!!
I think Valerie and Birdie are in a good place for each other and we should just let things take their course. My heart tells me Valerie is falling in love with her but she is guarding her heart.
That’s it from here.
Pat2021: Rhett and Luke surrendered to ARG by their family
2022: Ann Puckett deceased.
Memorial donations to ARG.1/19/2022
Julie
10:22 AM (3 hours ago)
to Airedale, Christina, JackieJohn left me a voice mail that he is building a home and will hold off on adopting at this time.
thanks
JulieMarjorie did the HV and recommends the Richards for adoption. They want a female. (even though they have a female).
{I cannot find the HV notes from Marjorie in my email}.
Moved to waiting for spare dale.
Airedale Rescue Group
12:11 PM (0 minutes ago)
to SheilaSheila,
Airedale Rescue Group would like to thank you both for your interest in and love of Airedales.
After reviewing your application and your preferences, we have come to the unfortunate conclusion that we don’t have any Airedales that would be a good fit for you. As you are most likely aware, Airedales and most dogs for that matter, come to the rescue because of troublesome issues. These issues are exacerbated through the surrender and re-homing/adoption process. We see a regression in training/learning, an escalation in aggression issues if present, and acting out just to name a few. We rarely have a perfect Airedale…something we’d all like!!
Stability and consistency are just a couple of ingredients in a successful rescue recipe. Our goal at ARG is to find the best, most nurturing, and permanent home for our Airedales.
We wish you well in your search for an addition to your family. We are just unable to help.
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Most Grateful,
Pat Hairston
Airedale Rescue Group of South Carolina
http://www.airedalerescuegroup.com
http://www.facebook.com/groups/airedalerescuegroup
Saving Airedales in the Southeast since 2000info airedalerescuegroup.com
12:09 PM (0 minutes ago)
to darklots0211@gmail.com, infoHumberto,
Airedale Rescue Group would like to thank you both for your interest in and love of Airedales.
After reviewing your application and your preferences, we have come to the unfortunate conclusion that we don’t have any Airedales that would be a good fit for you. As you are most likely aware, Airedales and most dogs for that matter, come to the rescue because of troublesome issues. These issues are exacerbated through the surrender and re-homing/adoption process. The Airedales coming into rescue are not candidates for becoming hunting dogs and all Airedale adopted from our group must be inside dogs.Our goal at ARG is to find the best, most nurturing, and permanent home for our Airedales.
We wish you well in your search for an addition to your family. We are just unable to help.
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Most Grateful,
Pat Hairston
Airedale Rescue Group of South Carolina
http://www.airedalerescuegroup.com
http://www.facebook.com/groups/airedalerescuegroup
Saving Airedales in the Southeast since 2000
