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Re: [PyrNet-L] Pyr needing rescue
Hi, Hope everything is alright this morning. Our
scan has been on bad
behaver all night. Been trying to get on-lin since 3:00AM and
just now got
on.
Few things I need ans. to: I know you told me but
I'm old and can't do
much with this old brain. How big was the bit on Sparky? You
told me in
millimeters or centimeters, thats like greek to
me.
Can you take some pictures of Sparky now so I can send them in
to some places with the story. Please PDQ
For sure are you coming down for St. Joe show the 5th
and 6th of Feb.?
I have a little time but I have to figure money and If
Sparky can be here
I well get him entered from here. I had so hoped he could get
that Can.
But he well in time.
Be sure and let us know how your babies are. About five or six
times a day.
Ron is being a pill about them.
DN
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, December 18, 1999 10:52
AM
Subject: [PyrNet-L] Pyr needing
rescue
Hi Everybody,
I received a call last evening from a member of the Canadian Newfie
rescue club. They had been by the Cranbrook, British Columbia SPCA
shelter to pick up an abandoned Newf. While there a young Great
Pyrenees was brought in by the owners and left there. Apparantly, it
killed one of there chickens. It is a 16 month old male.
I will be calling the Canadian Kennel Club on Monday morning to find
out who the breeder is and try and see if they can take the puppy.
Here is the problem. We do not have anyone in the Cranbrook
area to take this dog while we find it a home and this is a kill
shelter. If there is anyone who can foster this dog for a short
while it would be greatly appreciated. I would really hate to see
a young dog like this put down at any time but it seems especially unfair
the week of Christmas.
If anyone in the area can help please let me know
Doug Hustins
(905) 655-PYRS
or
(905) 655-7977
Thanks
Doug