Animal Transport

Today I picked Frosty up at the vet where we had dropped her off June 25th. She had her surgery and I think looks a whole lot better. She seemed more energetic and was very happy to see her foster mom again. It’s so hard on these dogs, bouncing from point to point. She needs rest and a lot of TLC right now and I am sure she will be fine down the road. The rescue has paid out over $2,000 for her care in just the last 8 days or so with all the medical that was needed. That’s how good a rescue she has in her corner right now. And that’s what makes them a good rescue. I’m so proud of them.

Today I went to the shelter and picked up one dog that I had to bring to meet a transporter down in Rollin Heights, as she was taking the dog to a foster much farther down south. People are sometimes surprised at how far these dogs travel to meet up with a foster that will take good care of them. All need decompression time just out of the shelter. I have no doubt this lady is well on her way to finding that special home. The others that I picked up from a transporter did not fare as well. They were sent back by rescues up north deemed not adoptable. If they only had contacted me I know I could have found another rescue up north that would have taken them and saved them a very long and tiresome trip. Well, I dropped them off at their rescues and we will see what happens as we move forward. Never ending.