Animal Transport

Today I went to the shelter just to see if the shep/sharpie mix could get pulled as he was labeled aggressive and was rescue only pull. Well I found out that he likes pepperoni sticks and after following a trail of them, he did come around to me not showing any aggression at all. I then pulled him and let the rescue know he was fine; he just needed to decompress for a little while, which he did at the vets office. He is on his way now. I called a rescue to see if they wanted these two little chi that fit what they would normally get. Yep, sure they wanted them, so loaded them up and off to the vets we went. I will be seeing these little ones again on Tuesday for their flight up north. It seems it never ends.

Today I pulled 4 dogs from Devore shelter for two different rescues. As you can see from the photos, they were chi and doxie rescues. A lot of rescues specialize in specific breed types, which is a good thing. But most don’t, they will try to save all that they can. A lot of rescues do only large or small breeds; there is a very good reason for this as you don’t want to bring home a large breed not tested with small dogs as someone could get hurt real quick. But again some do both. What’s important is that the dog is safe and secure. I bet the dog feels the same way.