Look at Marty Now

Shopper Needed

Spike Goes to Lowes

Today I took Spike to work with me. That meant a trip to Lowe's for
supplies. Spike was a bit worried at first, he's never been in Lowe's
before, and the shopping cart wheels were squeaky!
He was a champ. He checked out all the merchandise, never once tried to
jump out of the cart, and enjoyed all the attention the other shoppers
gave him. I'll have to get a shirt for him that says "Adoptable" on it!

Chris & Spike

Jax Says Hi

 

From Florida. It appears that Dad is putting Christmas lights on the palm tree and getting yelled at by Mom.

I'm sitting with sister Sadie who won't leave me alone; I'm not used to being with other dogs but I am told that having siblings means never having to be alone...

I want to say thank you to NEBTR for finding me and bringing me into their hearts and finding my new Mom. I want nothing but the same for all the fosters you bring in; I want them to be as happy as me. Mom says I am probably the fastest foster failure in history, having been scooped up in a month! But I think that's because I am so handsome.

Oh and sister Josie is NOT in the picture because she doesn't want to be on social media; she's a snob but she's also the boss.

Molly is Adopted

Well, my foster, Molly, went to her forever home today. I know that she is in a great home, with a mom that is going to love her to pieces, but I feel so sad! I cried the second that we drove away, she looked at me like "WAIT! Where are you going???".
I held out and didn't text her new mom for a few hours. She said that Molly was doing really great, went and met her new grandparents and some friends and was great the whole time. But, it's normal for me to feel sad, right?

I knew going into this that she was our foster, but after almost four months, I really fell in love with her and didn't think that she was going to be adopted. Then, three people showed interest and I knew that we had to let her go. But, I'm so sad......
When she came her, she was traumatized and scared and lonely. She left her knowing what true love and happiness is and, hopefully, she will have that feeling for the rest of her life.

Anyway, thanks to NEBTR for letting me and the BT Rescue of South Carolina cross post her and for your support.

~Liz~

Commitment

Happy Gotcha Day Brooke

 

Hi everyone!!!
Meet former foster "Brklyn", now named Brooke.  I adopted her on October 6, 2012.  She is happy, adored, and the puppy mill is now a distant memory for her!!
:)
Patti M.

Smoosh Faced Marty

Who Me? Not Me!

New Foster Dusty

Meet Dusty. This two year old deaf boy will be coming into rescue this Friday!

New Foster Rex

Rex came into the care of NEBTR when his original family brought him to their vet to be euthanized.  They said they could no longer care for him.   He is 8 years old and has occasional seizures.  The vet examined him and refused to do it.  NEBTR was contacted and he is safe now.

  He is a great little guy!  Very friendly and cute.  Seems low maintenance, just wants to hang out with his people.

Thanks so much to Kristy  Ieraci for stepping up and offering him a loving foster home.  She writes, “I just can't get over how cute this guy's flat little face is!!!  His coloring is so pretty too. A complete sweetheart!!  It breaks my heart!! I just can't imagine that ever being an option for this guy who has been nothing but a sweet gentleman. “

And special thanks to that vet who saved his life.

A Smile From Senior Smokey

i just wanted to send you all a smile from Smokey. Smokey is one of our senior boys..he’s just over 10. he’s been a foster for about a year and a half. 

He was super happy after his walk on this day =)

 

Lisa Vaughan

More on Snorky

 

Hi,
 
Snorky has been with us now a little over a week and is doing great.  He has exceeded all expectations thus far.  His potty training is coming along nicely.  He has only had one accident and that was during the first couple of days here.  We have started leaving him out of his crate unsupervised for short periods and he is behaving himself very well. 

Snorky enjoys playing in the back yard.  He will play fetch as long as he can get someone to throw his ball for him.  We discovered that he likes to play in the water too. He loves people and wants to be close all the time whether it is playing with toys or just napping.  He has now met everyone in the family and gets along well with his foster sisters.  The introductions went much better than I expected.  We started very slowly with just one dog at the time.  They all act as if they have been together forever. He has made himself right at home and we enjoy having him as part of our family.
 
More to come later.
 
Robin Carroll

Spike and the Puppy Pile Up

Happy 4th Gotcha Day, Norman

Our ball-obsessed, quirky boy is 13 ½ and still making us giggle.

Four and a half years ago, my beloved Abby was sick. She was my very first dog of my own and also a special-needs baby. For nine years, my world revolved around Abby and her medical needs. As I prepared to lose her, I searched for something that I could throw myself into to occupy my time and heal my heart. I reached out to several rescues, including Northeast Boston Terrier Rescue. Already having a Boston Terrier (my beloved Lucky), we already loved the breed and so the rescue was a natural fit for us.

A few months later, I received an email about Norman. Then nine years old, he was dumped at a high kill shelter and had one day left on his 3-day hold. Another NEBTR volunteer (Thank you, Sayre!) pulled him from the shelter and met me. I remember how excited I was - I stopped at the pet store on my way, picking up a new bed, collar, and toys for Norman. Little did I know how much my life would change that day.

Norman was the beginning of our rescue world. Very quirky, very skittish, and overall just a wacky guy, we fell in love with Normie's obsessive ball playing, gentle kisses, and on occasion, his affectionate behavior. Being older and having some health issues, Norman was a tough boy to find get adopted. We searched for months to find the right home for him, only to have that family return him after 1 week. As my husband and I picked up Norman that night, we could see the relief he felt to be back home with us. And so, a few days later, we officially signed adoption papers and welcomed him as a permanent member of the Jansky zoo.

Four years later, Norman is 13 1/2. He's blind, has bladder control issues, is still as ball-obsessed and quirky as ever, and begs for his Three Dog Bakery Sandwich Cookie treat every night. He's a goofy boy, but we love him - and he is the first dog that gave me that unparalleled feeling of saving a life. 

Happy 4th Gotcha Day, Norman! We love you, buddy.

Amy Jansky

Where’s Harley?

Here is Harley in his hoodie, completely taking over my sofa.
Erin Sullivan

BooBoo Was Adopted

Hello everyone,

Just wanted to let you know Boo Boo has been adopted!  He's a wonderful pup and went to a wonderful couple.  Bonus, he has a feathery-type brother! He's already being spoiled rotten and that's just the way he likes it.  He has "needs" for miles.  He really, really, really, really likes to be close to you.  I miss him terribly but my sleep pattern does not miss four paws in my back.  His new mom says she will put pictures on Facebook, but here's a great one.  Look at that face!!

Strausie   Stevens

 

Thanks so much Strausie, for giving this beautiful boy your love until the Beverst family came along.  We are so thankful for all you have done for him!

Awesome job!!

Why She’s Called SUNday

Lucky Goes to the Rainbow Bridge

Thank you so much for the lovely sympathy card for my beloved Lucky. I lost him last week after a battling seizures for the past few months. I am still shocked that he’s gone, but am very relieved that he is no longer suffering. He was such a sweet and handsome boy, and he is very missed. I appreciate the card.
Amy Jansky

Our deepest sympathy, Amy, on your loss of this beautiful friend.  Remember the love, Lucky was Loved!

He's So Polite...

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