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Where is daddy going?

By |April 6, 2008|Categories: Rescued Shelties|Tags: , , , |

Sheltie Nation member Nicole adopted Beau from the Northern Chesapeake Sheltie Rescue in December.  Looks like he has already bonded with his new fur mom & dad!I bet this site is equally cute from the outside. Sheltie in silhouette!

An “Irish” Sheltie prayer…

By |March 16, 2008|Categories: Rescued Shelties|Tags: , , , , |

"Here is a photo I took of my friend Dale and her 'Irish' Sadie girl - my blue merle Sheltie. Everyone is Irish on St. Patrick's Day! Sadie was a rescue from Sheltie Haven in Maryland. We got her when she was about 6 years old and she just turned 14 last month.  I thought you might like to hear how I got her." "When I went to get Sadie at Sheltie Haven they had altogether 14 Shelties and 1 Border Collie. All were young and feisty - except for Sadie. I watched as all of the Shelties ran around [...]

Little Meg’s story

By |March 8, 2008|Categories: Rescued Shelties|Tags: , , , |

Meg is a tiny nine-pound Sheltie who was surrendered to Ann Acuff of Middle Tennessee Sheltie Rescue four years ago. While Ann was trying to brush Meg's matted hair, she found that little Meg had 2nd & 3rd degree burns on her back. She also had social problems since she was raised in a puppy mill. (Meg does have a page on the rescue website with her story on it, although be warned that it is not for the squeamish.) http://www.middletnsheltierescue.org/megan1.html She spent many weeks at the Vet to heal her physical wounds, but the emotional healing is an ongoing [...]

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