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The TXOESR rescue folks always respond
immediately to a shelter alert, an owner turn-in request or emails stating
"we found a sheeper". A "found sheeper" email came in, and I
realized it was a local number, so I called and made arrangements to go
look at the girl. From the description I felt it wasn't a sheeper,
but it still needed checking. She was a "street" dog that this
Rescue Angel had taken in to find her a home. Thus Miss Dixie-doodle came home with me. She wasn't an OES, but such a darling little girl. I thought I'd put her up on the website anyway, to find a "forever" home for her. Before I could even get her webpage created, she had won my heart. She's a shy girl who immediately got along with the other guys and girls here. She has come out of her shell. She bounces up and down at the front window when I leave and when I arrive back home. She will be a good therapy dog once she has completed a few obedience lessons. She learns very quickly and her aim is to please. She's got a terrible scissor-cut, and I had to remove very large mats from behind her ears. Once I do a serious grooming on her, and she grows out, she will be a beautiful little dog. Her heartworm test came back positive, but since she is a young girl (between 1 and 2) Dr. Julie feels she will come through it with no problems. You can see why she's not going anywhere....who could resist that little fuzzy face? Sherrie |
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