Somehow, some way, Honey - couple of posts below - showed up in the middle of the night scratching at the door of the home where she was staying while her "parents'' were on vacation. If someone had a pang of conscience and did the right thing, bravo.
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Pair of shepherds desperately need a real home
Why hasn't anybody come to look at us? We have been in a kennel since Oct. 31 st. We remember it well. Our old owners put us in the family truck and we thought we were going somewhere special, but the next thing we knew we were dumped out of the truck into a parking lot. We didn't move, we just thought that they were coming back for us and we wanted to make sure they could find us. But they never did. The people that worked in the office building were going to take us to animal control. Lucky for us there was one person that worked there that thought we were so sweet and loveable and she rescued us. We have been in a kennel ever since. They people here are nice and keep us safe, but we are really going out of our minds in the kennel most of the time. We would love to live with a family and be able to run around outdoors and play. We we would love to stay together,for we are 2 peas in a pod. We are a mommy 4yo and a son almost 2yo.
Please call Max 954 663 1560, if you cannot adopt us, please come & walk us, we need the exercise, love & attention. Thank you so much!
Little Boy Poodle Found - North Bay Village
Found this little guy running in the street last night (12/27), in front of the 360 Condos complex, off of 79th Street Causeway. He was wearing a black collar WITHOUT TAGS. Appears to be a poodle or poodle mix, white, male, around 10 pounds.
Since we have other animals in our house, we did not want to take the chance that he might get the others sick. So we brought him to the vet this morning (12/28) to bring him up to date on his shots and test for worms, etc. Total cost was $91.
He's a sweet little boy and we hope to get him back to his family soon!
email: comm-5mejs-2132521473@craigslist.org
Please Help Find Honey
She went missing from a yard in Southwest Miami-Dade Xmas night, and her humans are beyond heartbroken and hysterical. They're also stuck in New England, unable to fly out. I personally know Honey. and she is as sweet as they come - about 40 lbs. If you know where she is, call me, Ellie Brecher, at 305-376-3631, or email me at pets@miamihearld.com, or call Justin Miranda, 774-263-3512. A grateful reward for whoever finds her.
Coco Chanel Needs a Home (or a couture salon?)
Someone dumped this gorgeous girl at an office. She's living at the vet. Call 305-274-7419 ext:202, or 305-342-7360 if you're interested.
Holiday Calendar for a Great Cause: Greyhound Rescue
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Have Yourself a Golden (retriever) Christmas!
Remember: it is better to give than to receive, so give this guy a home for the holidays!
Hi everyone, Calloway here, a 6 year old handsome boy looking for a new home. After years together, my old family left me at the shelter because they were moving and no longer had the time or space to keep me. Luckily a nice lady from lab rescue saw me and brought me home. Although I love my foster home I’d really like to find my furever family. My foster mom says I am well behaved, don’t jump up on people or furniture and am extremely sweet and well natured. I'm also very smart and have already learned to sit and lie down on command. I have these pesky things called heartworms but I’ve already started treatment and will be ready to go on December 18, 2010. I have to be kept calm during treatment and I am generally pretty calm although I do get excited when I see tennis balls or other dogs so I’m looking forward to the end of my treatment so that I can play more. I’m friendly to dogs of all sizes and was nice to the cats at the vet’s office and the neighborhood stray cats as well. If you are looking for a nice boy like me to join your family email the Lab Rescue and ask for me by name. Can’t wait to meet you!
If you are interested in meeting or adopting CALLOWAY or one of our other labs contact Labrador Retriever Rescue of Florida by visiting our website www.labradorrescue.net or call 1-866-464-LABS. LRROF has all our Labs microchipped, spayed or neutered, up to date on shots and each adoption comes with a 30 day pre-paid pet health insurance plan. All applicants will have a home inspection and vet reference (if applicable)
