Bt pool party commission
by Brian Rubenacker
Northeast Boston Rescue (NEBTR) is comprised of volunteers based in NY, NJ, PA, CT, and parts of other states, and serves Boston Terriers in need within reach of our helping hands.
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Friday, June 29, 2012
New Foster Buddy
Handsome new foster Buddy has already found his forever home with his foster mom Debbie K. Congratulations to both of them!
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Update on Teddy
Teddy is just fine. Now that he has settled in, he is getting a bit bossy. He let's us know when he is ready to go out, or getting hungry, etc. He is getting along with the other dogs very well. He lays down and sleeps next to my female pointer.
Fred Thank you for all you and your dog family are doing for Teddy. It's just what we prayed for, Dr Fred.
Fred Thank you for all you and your dog family are doing for Teddy. It's just what we prayed for, Dr Fred.
Monday, June 25, 2012
More on Foster Archie
"Big Archie" is starting to settle in here at the Hess house and of course I'm in love already. My husband graciously agreed to foster him... not bad considering it started out last Friday as, "I'm just going to get him out of the shelter so he doesn't have to stay another night! I promise I won't want to foster him!" My husband thinks we should name him Elmer since he's stuck to me like glue.
He did have a seizure Friday night after I got him home. I'm sure all of the stress, missed medications and vaccinations brought it on. I spoke with his former vet and they were actively working to get his seizures under control. She recommended upping his phenobarbital dose. He has gained weight since she last saw him, the shelter had him at 57lbs! She did say his seizure meds give him the munchies, which might explain his 57lbs. His prognosis is very good if they can get his phenobarbital levels where they need to be but he will require a lifetime of medication.
He is finally eating and his stomach has settled down. He is nothing but 57lbs. of pure sweetness. He is the perfect little gentleman. He walks nice on a leash, sits, and shakes paw on command. He is getting along great with my crazy two and he's wonderful with my two sons ages 6 and 9. He's charming my neighbors and the school bus driver.
Pam Hess
He did have a seizure Friday night after I got him home. I'm sure all of the stress, missed medications and vaccinations brought it on. I spoke with his former vet and they were actively working to get his seizures under control. She recommended upping his phenobarbital dose. He has gained weight since she last saw him, the shelter had him at 57lbs! She did say his seizure meds give him the munchies, which might explain his 57lbs. His prognosis is very good if they can get his phenobarbital levels where they need to be but he will require a lifetime of medication.
He is finally eating and his stomach has settled down. He is nothing but 57lbs. of pure sweetness. He is the perfect little gentleman. He walks nice on a leash, sits, and shakes paw on command. He is getting along great with my crazy two and he's wonderful with my two sons ages 6 and 9. He's charming my neighbors and the school bus driver.
Pam Hess
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Update on Tucker
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In case you need a tip on how to get a Boston Terrier's attention. :)
Tucker, my NEBTR adoptee, is on left. We celebrate our two year anniversary this Summer. LOVE him!
Tucker, my NEBTR adoptee, is on left. We celebrate our two year anniversary this Summer. LOVE him!
Lisa DeFrees
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