I picked her up from the Camarillo shelter and delivered her to Carolyn from Fetch Companions Rescue down off of the 405 freeway today. As you can see she still is wearing a large bandage from getting spayed on Sunday. I am so happy that Carolyn and her group rescued her because of her size and being a black dog, I don’t think she would have been adopted and we all know what that means in the shelter. She was so sweet and gentle I don’t how anyone who was looking for a good family dog could pass her up. I just don’t get it. It’s not about the color, it’s about the chemistry. Black dogs have such a hard time getting adopted, please pay special attention to them next time you visit a shelter. You may be the last kind person they ever meet.

I went to the Camarillo shelter on Saturday to pick up both dogs who were on their very last day at the shelter. I took Abbey, the pittie, a vet down in the valley. She has a small case of kennel cough and before being transported any further, she needed to be treated. I delivered her to the vet’s then headed north to a rescue in Solvang that agreed to take Little Brownie. For those of you who aren’t familiar with her, Little Brownie had been classified by the shelter as aggressive. That is not what I found when I evaluated this 3-pound girl. I found a very frightened and confused little dog who badly needed out of the shelter. Well, now she is out and I delivered her to the rescue up there; they are very happy with her and she will get adopted very quickly in that area.