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Month: May 2011
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This handsome fellow arrived on Friday afternoon, brought to us by Gale Lang's TLC Pet Transport. We had originally been asked to take him back in early March when he was in Louisville, Kentucky. He had been dumped in a lady's yard, and though she liked him, her own dogs were aggressive towards him, and…
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I meant to mention this a week or so ago, but we have posted our spring/summer 2011 newsletter on the website as a PDF. It went out in the mail in mid-April to our donors, and as nonprofit bulk rate mailings go, it can take the Post Office up to three weeks to deliver them. …
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Last August, I mentioned that the dogs were all finding their favorite spots at the new location here in Lancaster, and that blind Dusty had discovered a hole under the fir tree in the front yard to use as his personal den. Well, he waited all spring to get back in his hole. First, the…
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Yes, our two beautiful blind Poodles have found a wonderful new family to call their own! Kathy K. and her husband Chris T. from South Tamworth, New Hampshire, came out on Saturday to meet the girls and, naturally, fell in love with them. It wasn't long before we bundled the girls into the back of…
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