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| Referral Dogs |
The following dogs are posted on our site at the request of other rescue organizations or individuals. We do this as a courtesy of the
dogs. Please follow the links to the sponsoring organization or individual identified below for additional information and adoption
applications.
dogs. Please follow the links to the sponsoring organization or individual identified below for additional information and adoption
applications.
Roger - This guy is a WONDERFUL companion dog. The family adopting him must agree to have Roger in the home with the family and not locked away in some room and home
near a person with his favorite stuffed toy between his two front legs. Walking outside he stays very near and when you want to go back inside Roger is right behind you. Roger is
living inside with one of our German Shepherds (named Jada) and is getting along fine with her. Actually Roger, much smaller than Jada, will steal her toys right out from under her
nose.
Roger is Heartworm Positive and we started him on monthly Heartgard when we first took him in. The follow up Vet exam and Heartworm test showed that the monthly Heartgard
Preventative Medication is the best course of treatment for Roger. His blood has no juvenile Heartworms present and the adult Heartworms will slowly die off during the next year with
just the normal monthly preventative medication so no other procedure needs to be done.
Two different Vets remarked Roger looks like a Malinois Belgian Shepherd and looking on the net we found pictures of pure bloods that look very similar to Roger. We feel Roger may
be a pure blood Malinois but you can never be sure. In any event Roger is worth it. He is so affectionate that you can't help but to love him right back. :) Again, Roger is not an overly
active dog. He is a medium sized adult pet and he thrives in a situation where he can take it easy and walk with or lay around with his "Human". He does get along with other dogs
but does not get into pushing and pulling games with them.
Roger will go to a family where he can be a companion beside his human and have a space to lay his favorite toy.
For more photos of Roger: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belgian_Shepherd_Dog_(Malinois) or http://tinyurl.com/2sthnf
Some pics on photobucket. http://s286.photobucket.com/albums/ll99/petfinder_usa/Roger/
Contact: akita77@gmail.com
near a person with his favorite stuffed toy between his two front legs. Walking outside he stays very near and when you want to go back inside Roger is right behind you. Roger is
living inside with one of our German Shepherds (named Jada) and is getting along fine with her. Actually Roger, much smaller than Jada, will steal her toys right out from under her
nose.
Roger is Heartworm Positive and we started him on monthly Heartgard when we first took him in. The follow up Vet exam and Heartworm test showed that the monthly Heartgard
Preventative Medication is the best course of treatment for Roger. His blood has no juvenile Heartworms present and the adult Heartworms will slowly die off during the next year with
just the normal monthly preventative medication so no other procedure needs to be done.
Two different Vets remarked Roger looks like a Malinois Belgian Shepherd and looking on the net we found pictures of pure bloods that look very similar to Roger. We feel Roger may
be a pure blood Malinois but you can never be sure. In any event Roger is worth it. He is so affectionate that you can't help but to love him right back. :) Again, Roger is not an overly
active dog. He is a medium sized adult pet and he thrives in a situation where he can take it easy and walk with or lay around with his "Human". He does get along with other dogs
but does not get into pushing and pulling games with them.
Roger will go to a family where he can be a companion beside his human and have a space to lay his favorite toy.
For more photos of Roger: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belgian_Shepherd_Dog_(Malinois) or http://tinyurl.com/2sthnf
Some pics on photobucket. http://s286.photobucket.com/albums/ll99/petfinder_usa/Roger/
Contact: akita77@gmail.com
* Sex: Male
* Age: 1 Year
Coat: Smooth coat, Black & white
Weight: 40 lbs.
Activity Level: Active Companion
Hi, my name is Riff, aren’t I cute? I am a sweet, loving young Border Collie mix. I had a rough start in life, I ended up at a shelter when I
was only 5 weeks old and was dehydrated and anemic. Luckily for me the nice folks at BCRT picked me up and got me healthy. I have
grown up to be a very handsome boy, even if I don’t look much like a Border Collie anymore. I can be shy with new people at first, but I
will warm up especially if you have treats…I love treats…and toys. Wouldn’t you like to take me home??
I am crate trained, neutered, microchipped, current on all vaccination and on heartworm and flea prevention. I'm a very sweet boy, but
would benefit from continued training to help build my confidence.
If you think we’d be a good match, you can contact my foster mom at BCRT or if you would like to meet me please fill out the BCRT
Adoption Application. I'm currently in a foster home in the Austin area.
Thanks for your time :)
Alissa Eisbrenner
Border Collie Rescue
www.bcrescuetexas.org
* Age: 1 Year
Coat: Smooth coat, Black & white
Weight: 40 lbs.
Activity Level: Active Companion
Hi, my name is Riff, aren’t I cute? I am a sweet, loving young Border Collie mix. I had a rough start in life, I ended up at a shelter when I
was only 5 weeks old and was dehydrated and anemic. Luckily for me the nice folks at BCRT picked me up and got me healthy. I have
grown up to be a very handsome boy, even if I don’t look much like a Border Collie anymore. I can be shy with new people at first, but I
will warm up especially if you have treats…I love treats…and toys. Wouldn’t you like to take me home??
I am crate trained, neutered, microchipped, current on all vaccination and on heartworm and flea prevention. I'm a very sweet boy, but
would benefit from continued training to help build my confidence.
If you think we’d be a good match, you can contact my foster mom at BCRT or if you would like to meet me please fill out the BCRT
Adoption Application. I'm currently in a foster home in the Austin area.
Thanks for your time :)
Alissa Eisbrenner
Border Collie Rescue
www.bcrescuetexas.org
Kat - Referral
Approx age: 4 yrs
Sex: female, spayed
Good with: male dogs, cats
Adoption fee: $100
Kat recently came back to our group (Rottilove Rescue) after a 2 1/2 yr adoption. Unfortunately her last adopter moved to California where his job took a turn for
the worst and he was not financially able to care for her. As you can see, Kat is a mix. Our best guess is Rottweiler and Heeler or Catahoula, but who knows. Kat
is very much scared of strangers, mostly men, but her last home was a single male. She does adjust and start to trust rather quickly. Just 2 hrs after arriving in
our home, she was coming to me when I called and givin me lots of kisses. She is a major kiss-aholic. She would do best with a home with only one other
dog...male...her size or larger that is not dominant.
We just need a patient home that will not let her initial "freak out" session get to them. This girl is beyong sweet and we hope there is another home out there for
her. She is current on shots, heartworm and flea prevention. She's house and crate trained as well. If you want to give a special dog a special home then look no
further because we have the dog for you!
If you are interested in adopting Kat, please go to the Rottilove website's adoption application page here:
http://www.rottilove.com/forms/adoption-application.php and submit for consideration.
Approx age: 4 yrs
Sex: female, spayed
Good with: male dogs, cats
Adoption fee: $100
Kat recently came back to our group (Rottilove Rescue) after a 2 1/2 yr adoption. Unfortunately her last adopter moved to California where his job took a turn for
the worst and he was not financially able to care for her. As you can see, Kat is a mix. Our best guess is Rottweiler and Heeler or Catahoula, but who knows. Kat
is very much scared of strangers, mostly men, but her last home was a single male. She does adjust and start to trust rather quickly. Just 2 hrs after arriving in
our home, she was coming to me when I called and givin me lots of kisses. She is a major kiss-aholic. She would do best with a home with only one other
dog...male...her size or larger that is not dominant.
We just need a patient home that will not let her initial "freak out" session get to them. This girl is beyong sweet and we hope there is another home out there for
her. She is current on shots, heartworm and flea prevention. She's house and crate trained as well. If you want to give a special dog a special home then look no
further because we have the dog for you!
If you are interested in adopting Kat, please go to the Rottilove website's adoption application page here:
http://www.rottilove.com/forms/adoption-application.php and submit for consideration.
| Adult Female Rottweiler/Heeler or Catahoula |
| Young Male Border Collie Mix |
| Young Male Malinois Belgian Shepherd |
| Senior Male Australian Shepherd Mix |
Huck is a 12 years old Australian shepherd mix. He appears to be a very sweet dog who at this
point in time is miserable unless he's very close to his two hound friends, Beau & Jenny. I wish
I knew what kind of hounds they are. Huck, as well as the two hounds, is current on all
vaccinations, is on Heartgard and Frontline Plus. His weight on the vet record shows that he is
an 82-pound boy.
Huck hasn't really been taught leash manners so we are working on that and he, Beau & Jenny
all are learning fast. He appears to have been left outdoors the majority of the time and when
the woman did let them in because of the weather, she would put the three of them into a small
utility room with the door closed. I have moved them right into the house, especially at night, and
have found that they behave well and seem to be quite happy indoors. Huck is good with other
dogs and appears to be a generally easy-going fellow.
If you are interested in adopting Huck please contact:
Nancy Jensen-Case
email: nancy@dreamtimesanctuary.org
point in time is miserable unless he's very close to his two hound friends, Beau & Jenny. I wish
I knew what kind of hounds they are. Huck, as well as the two hounds, is current on all
vaccinations, is on Heartgard and Frontline Plus. His weight on the vet record shows that he is
an 82-pound boy.
Huck hasn't really been taught leash manners so we are working on that and he, Beau & Jenny
all are learning fast. He appears to have been left outdoors the majority of the time and when
the woman did let them in because of the weather, she would put the three of them into a small
utility room with the door closed. I have moved them right into the house, especially at night, and
have found that they behave well and seem to be quite happy indoors. Huck is good with other
dogs and appears to be a generally easy-going fellow.
If you are interested in adopting Huck please contact:
Nancy Jensen-Case
email: nancy@dreamtimesanctuary.org
| Young Male and Female Hounds |
Cookie had a rough time of it these last months--about a month ago, she was observed being thrown out of a car.
A good Samaritan grabbed her to make sure she was not injured and took her to the shelter. She has a microchip,
so her owner was located. He came down to the shelter and was horrified at what he saw. She was thin, still
heavy with milk from nursing, and had some hairloss. See, he had given her away, "free to a good home" on
Craigslist, a few months ago. Back then she was a healthy, happy young puppy.
The new owners assured him they would take good care of her. Who knows what happened in those months, but
like many of the animals given away so easily and freely, we can only surmise that she wasn’t kept as a family
pet--more likely used for breeding purposes and then thrown away like so much trash when no longer needed.
The former owner would not take her back. The folks he gave her to did not return his calls – what a shock. So,
sweet Cookie was rescued by German Shepherd Rescue of Central Texas
.
She’s a petite chocolate lab/terrier mix (38 lbs.). Quoting from her shelter record, "Her enthusiasm and
friendliness for people is heartbreaking considering what she’s been through. She runs up with happy face and a
whole body wag to greet all visitors at her kennel."
Now in the care of the rescue group, she has been completely vetted and is very healthy. The hair loss turned out
to be only from her ordeal of being dumped from the car. She has been spayed and is up to date on all her
vaccinations and heartworm preventative. Cookie is currently staying at a kennel, so we don't have as much
personality information on her as we'd like.
We do know that she'll need a tall wooden fence, as she can scale a chain link one. She also is a good car rider,
good on a leash, and friendly to all people and other dogs.. Cats--?? She was very cooperative at the vet's office,
and easy to travel with.
Please call (512-264-4220) or email hmsusieq@yahoo.com Caryn Cluiss for an adoption application and a
personal appointment to meet Cookie. A home visit and a vet check are made prior to adoption. The adoption fee
is $150 and an adoption contract must be signed.
A good Samaritan grabbed her to make sure she was not injured and took her to the shelter. She has a microchip,
so her owner was located. He came down to the shelter and was horrified at what he saw. She was thin, still
heavy with milk from nursing, and had some hairloss. See, he had given her away, "free to a good home" on
Craigslist, a few months ago. Back then she was a healthy, happy young puppy.
The new owners assured him they would take good care of her. Who knows what happened in those months, but
like many of the animals given away so easily and freely, we can only surmise that she wasn’t kept as a family
pet--more likely used for breeding purposes and then thrown away like so much trash when no longer needed.
The former owner would not take her back. The folks he gave her to did not return his calls – what a shock. So,
sweet Cookie was rescued by German Shepherd Rescue of Central Texas
.
She’s a petite chocolate lab/terrier mix (38 lbs.). Quoting from her shelter record, "Her enthusiasm and
friendliness for people is heartbreaking considering what she’s been through. She runs up with happy face and a
whole body wag to greet all visitors at her kennel."
Now in the care of the rescue group, she has been completely vetted and is very healthy. The hair loss turned out
to be only from her ordeal of being dumped from the car. She has been spayed and is up to date on all her
vaccinations and heartworm preventative. Cookie is currently staying at a kennel, so we don't have as much
personality information on her as we'd like.
We do know that she'll need a tall wooden fence, as she can scale a chain link one. She also is a good car rider,
good on a leash, and friendly to all people and other dogs.. Cats--?? She was very cooperative at the vet's office,
and easy to travel with.
Please call (512-264-4220) or email hmsusieq@yahoo.com Caryn Cluiss for an adoption application and a
personal appointment to meet Cookie. A home visit and a vet check are made prior to adoption. The adoption fee
is $150 and an adoption contract must be signed.
| Young Male & Female Basset Mixes |
Jenny Belle:
Jenny Belle is a three-year-old Hound who weighs somewhere between 50
and 60 pounds. She lost her home when her human dad died and her
human mom had to sell the family home and move into more cramped
quarters with no yard. Jenny Belle has really soft fur and a personality to
match.
She is sweet, gentle and generally loves people but has not yet made up her
mind about cats. She came with very little training in the way of manners but is
a quick study and most willing to please. She is quite bonded to her brother,
Bobby, but has indicated that what she most wants is a home of her very own
and a person who will spend hours every day in Jenny Belle admiration.
She will learn quickly and will be your friend for life, especially if you offer her a
nice soft bed in a warm house with a friendly human to stroke her. Her other
requirement? Toys!...lots of them! because Jenny Belle loves to play and carry
her toys in her mouth.
Won't you consider adding her to your family? Your life will be enriched a
thousand times over! Please offer Jenny Belle your heart.
If you are interested in adopting Jenny Belle please contact: Nancy
Jensen-Case, email: nancy@dreamtimesanctuary.org
Jenny Belle is a three-year-old Hound who weighs somewhere between 50
and 60 pounds. She lost her home when her human dad died and her
human mom had to sell the family home and move into more cramped
quarters with no yard. Jenny Belle has really soft fur and a personality to
match.
She is sweet, gentle and generally loves people but has not yet made up her
mind about cats. She came with very little training in the way of manners but is
a quick study and most willing to please. She is quite bonded to her brother,
Bobby, but has indicated that what she most wants is a home of her very own
and a person who will spend hours every day in Jenny Belle admiration.
She will learn quickly and will be your friend for life, especially if you offer her a
nice soft bed in a warm house with a friendly human to stroke her. Her other
requirement? Toys!...lots of them! because Jenny Belle loves to play and carry
her toys in her mouth.
Won't you consider adding her to your family? Your life will be enriched a
thousand times over! Please offer Jenny Belle your heart.
If you are interested in adopting Jenny Belle please contact: Nancy
Jensen-Case, email: nancy@dreamtimesanctuary.org
| Jenny Belle emerges from her own dogloo where she loves to nest. |
| Jenny Belle looks up at the camera, trusting that you will see her beautiful little face with a hint of a mask. (She's a bit smaller than her brother.) |
Bobby:
Bobby is a lovable little Hound fellow who weighs about 60 pounds. He is Jenny Belle's brother
and also dreams of a home of his own. Bobby is not all that fond of listening to a human as
long as he is with his sister but has shown us that he is willing to respond and walk quietly on
a leash when he is away from Jenny Belle.
Bobby is friendly, outgoing and appears to love children and adults. He is a medium
high-energy dog who also enjoys the couch potato life, especially if that includes a soft dog
bed. He might even volunteer to keep his new human's bed warm on cold nights.
Bobby lives by his nose, can be a bit headstrong but will listen to direction from a dog-wise
human and has on occasion wondered whether cats might be for chasing. Bobby would do
quite well as an only dog or paired with an older and wiser dog who could mentor him.
Please consider Bobby as a sweet, loving addition to your family, forever, of course, as Bobby
was saddened by the loss of his human father and then the loss of his home when his human
mother had to sell and move to a place that did not include an active, joyful little hound like
Bobby.
If you are interested in adopting Jenny Belle please contact: Nancy Jensen-Case, email:
nancy@dreamtimesanctuary.org
Bobby is a lovable little Hound fellow who weighs about 60 pounds. He is Jenny Belle's brother
and also dreams of a home of his own. Bobby is not all that fond of listening to a human as
long as he is with his sister but has shown us that he is willing to respond and walk quietly on
a leash when he is away from Jenny Belle.
Bobby is friendly, outgoing and appears to love children and adults. He is a medium
high-energy dog who also enjoys the couch potato life, especially if that includes a soft dog
bed. He might even volunteer to keep his new human's bed warm on cold nights.
Bobby lives by his nose, can be a bit headstrong but will listen to direction from a dog-wise
human and has on occasion wondered whether cats might be for chasing. Bobby would do
quite well as an only dog or paired with an older and wiser dog who could mentor him.
Please consider Bobby as a sweet, loving addition to your family, forever, of course, as Bobby
was saddened by the loss of his human father and then the loss of his home when his human
mother had to sell and move to a place that did not include an active, joyful little hound like
Bobby.
If you are interested in adopting Jenny Belle please contact: Nancy Jensen-Case, email:
nancy@dreamtimesanctuary.org
| Bobby has just seen something he finds quite interesting and is about to tell his companions about it. |
| Bobby turned away from the camera but at least you can see his lovely, soft coat and color pattern. He's such a sweet boy. |
Meet Dave and Axel
Dave and Axel are basset mixes, but what cuties! They are ~1 year old and full of all that
wonderful puppiness that makes being with them a joy. They are bonded and will need to be
adopted together. Both are neutered, heartworm negative, up-to-date on vaccinations and
microchippped. They’ll need a yard to play in and an active family.
This is a note from their foster mom about them, "I just wanted to let you know that they are
just fine, eating and chewing their bones, and running and playing with my two. They haven’t
given us a moment’s trouble, and they are doing very well with going to the yard with our two
to do their business. Whoever adopts these two is going to get two very sweet and very
affectionate hounds. They are just adorable and they both love, love, love to be loved."
If you are interested in adopting Dave and Axel, you can fill out an application:
http://www.hhbassetrescue.org/adoptionapp.html
You can also email at info@hhbassetrescue.org
The Basset Rescue website is www.hhbassetrescue.org.
Dave and Axel are basset mixes, but what cuties! They are ~1 year old and full of all that
wonderful puppiness that makes being with them a joy. They are bonded and will need to be
adopted together. Both are neutered, heartworm negative, up-to-date on vaccinations and
microchippped. They’ll need a yard to play in and an active family.
This is a note from their foster mom about them, "I just wanted to let you know that they are
just fine, eating and chewing their bones, and running and playing with my two. They haven’t
given us a moment’s trouble, and they are doing very well with going to the yard with our two
to do their business. Whoever adopts these two is going to get two very sweet and very
affectionate hounds. They are just adorable and they both love, love, love to be loved."
If you are interested in adopting Dave and Axel, you can fill out an application:
http://www.hhbassetrescue.org/adoptionapp.html
You can also email at info@hhbassetrescue.org
The Basset Rescue website is www.hhbassetrescue.org.
| Young Female Chocolate Lab/Terrier Mix |
