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March 31 at 17:19
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Help needed for a Dalmation in NY
Please forward if you can't help
SO MUCH FOR LOVE AND LOYALTY FROM HIS MASTER...... CAN ANYONE BUY HIM TIME BY GETTING HIM INTO FOSTER? WHAT A ROTTEN WAY TO END HIS YEARS! :-( *Shelter pull and transport will be arranged.* THIS DOG CAN ONLY GO TO A RESCUE! PLEASE FORWARD HIS STORY...... > Sent: Wednesday, March 30, 2005 2:40 PM > URGENT: "Winking" Sr. Male Dalmatian in Buffalo, NY > > This is an emergency appeal for help. We received a call from an area > shelter to assist Ernie. We've gotten him a few more days before he > will be put to sleep. He is already beyond his euthanasia date. You > can't help but fall in love with this sweet boy when you meet him. > > Ernie was a much loved only "child" belonging to a young working > couple. He is a purebred Dalmatian and was the love of their lives. > He needed eye surgery which his pet parents arranged. Unfortunately, > there were complications and Ernie did lose his left eye. That didn't > stop him from being a wonderful, obedient pet. He rang a bell to > announce that he needed to use the yard. He was included in every > aspect of family life. Life was good! > > Now he's 10 years old and his family has grown to include 3 young > children. No longer the only apple of his pet parent's eye, he became > expert at trying to get attention. He loved the children, but their > toys were fair game. He occasionally sprinkled in the house because > negative attention was better than no attention at all. That wasn't > meant to happen in his family's new house. Tied up in the basement > after a life of love and respect was not what he expected. He whined > and cried to be given upstairs time. > > Finally, his pleas were no longer tolerated and he was turned into a > shelter. Shelter workers don't want to resort to euthanasia for this > very deserving canine even though his age and story do indicate that a > home would be difficult to find. Space at the open admissions shelter > is limited. Ernie is currently housed with the strays. He will not be > available for adoption to the public because of his age and one eye. > > Please help save this dog from a fate he does not deserve. If you > cannot take this lovable guy, please pass this alert on. Time is a > factor. We have only a couple of days! Ernie is neutered and up to > date on shots.> > For more information and photos, please call (716) 877-7692 > Redagal@aol.com (@aol.com) > or (716) 549-0572 AHL81@adelphia.net (@adelphia.net) > > Shelter pull and transport will be arranged.
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