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Jessie: NJ Sheltie Rescue
Check out this cutie pie who is up for adoption! Jessie is a six year old tiny guy at 12" and 20 pounds. His coat is a dark shaded sable. Jessie's original owners were in the military and couldn't take him when they moved, so he was given to a friend. Sadly, that person moved also, leaving Jessie with an ex-girlfriend. She really wasn't able to handle a dog - especially one that was basically dumped on her. Thankfully, she contacted Sheltie Rescue. His foster mom reports that he has a happy little face and is always smiling. Considering how [...]
Brando: Eastern Kentucky Rescue
Meet this handsome man, Brando. He's not been groomed in this picture yet, but he's still beautiful...and look at that smile! This awesome dog deserves a better life than what he's had. It's absolutely shameful that this beautiful dog was dumped because he cried to come inside to be with his family. That action alone describes the kind of life he's had...one without love. He will make some lucky family a wonderful friend and family member. Brando is 8-10 years old, already house trained & knows commands and tricks! You can see a video of him at www.found.petfinder.orgBrando is up [...]
Hip Hop Sheltie
Oh Sheltie Nation members, you are all SO on the ball with the Easter holiday that we are starting early! What a recovery from St. Patrick's day "crickets" we were hearing! :) Stay tuned...more Sheltie Easter fun to come! Karen adopted Max and Wilson this year from a new Sheltie rescue group in Georgia, Peach State Sheltie Rescue. GO KAREN!
Pinup Shelties
A sweet little November Sheltie calendar for your desktop. :) Wow, 6? Thats a lot of Sheltie, Mike T.!
Where did YOUR puppy come from?
Puppy mills are nothing new, but they continue to be a problem because unsuspecting consumers keep buying those adorable puppies in the pet store window, on some slick Internet site, or even through an ad in the trusted local newspaper. But behind the friendly facade of these pet shops, web sites, and newspaper ads, there often lies a puppy mill. These canine breeding facilities frequently house dogs in shockingly poor conditions, particularly for "breeding stock" animals who are caged and continually bred for years, without human companionship and with little hope of ever becoming part of a family. The bitches [...]
