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Showing posts with label Pearl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pearl. Show all posts

Saturday, January 21, 2017

Pearl's Happy Ending

So I know some of you have seen the story of the BT Pearl in Oklahoma who was found on the side of the road taped up in a box, starving and with a prolapsed rectum. Her story broke my heart more than words can say. Her sweet face reminded me of my first BT who I lost last year and all I could think about was what if that was her in that box? So I filled out at application for her (we have 5 dogs already, what was one more?!). Well I flew to Tulsa on Monday and drove home with sweet Pearl 1400 miles. It's like she has always lived here, she just fits right in. She is estimated to be 13, she's blind, deaf and was full of mammary tumors that they had removed-but she will live out the rest of her days in kindness and love here

Carrie

Monday, January 12, 2015

Pearl is Going to Her New Home

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Adoptable Pups Spotlight! EDDIE and PEARL

Together, 
wherever we go… Yes, we are BFFs - in your home, your bed, your yard, our crate, if you see one of us you can bet the other will be nearby: we are inseparable. We were tossed on the street together, with nowhere to go, no home of our own, but we survived by always protecting and caring for each other, we shared our fate. Then one magic day, we were saved, lucky us, and moved to a nice home with caring people. We are so happy that we don’t even mind baths or vets, just content with the love, attention, toys, and food.

We
even get along with the resident seven year old and her friends, she’s very gentle and understands dogs, and our mom lets us sleep with her under the covers too, we just love to cuddle up with Mom or her daughter.

We
love toys and playing with you, especially fetch or tug, happily run around the yard where we know we’re safe, and enjoy our treats, but we know to be quiet too. You see, we’ve learned not to bark, though we will whine a bit when you put us in our shared crate. And might get a little anxious when you leave for awhile, we’re concerned about not seeing our humans ever again since it’s happened to us before. But we respond well to treats, so we’re easy to train. And we’re both housebroken, though the male member of the team occasionally still marks his territory, it’s a guy thing, though getting much better about that.

But
Eddie sometimes tries to dominate the resident canine, not a good idea, and is very protective of Pearl, that’s what best friends forever do. And if Pearl gets nervous or scared, Eddie will come right over and lay on top of Pearl to protect her.

Because
we are so very close, we would probably be best as the only dogs in the house: we’ve learned to rely completely on each other and there may not be room in our hearts or our heads for a threesome or more, unless its people, we really love you all and want to be your pals.

So
if you have room in your heart and your home, we’d love to join you. Together.

xoxo,
Eddie and Pearl











Thursday, January 16, 2014

Former Foster Pearl with Brother (former foster) Wilson

Just a picture update for baby Pearl, one of my fosters from the past.. Isnt 
she adorable ?? The second picture is Pearl and her brother Wilson who was also one of my fosters !!
Elly
Saugerties NY

They are wonderful!! How happy they look with the Reddy family!!




Sunday, December 2, 2012

Pearl is Adopted

My lil old girl Pearl who was 11 years old got a furever home this past friday night. She came into my home of already 5 fur babies and got along so well. She is such a precious lil girl. I took her to a big pet event we have here in Altoona and that's where we found the nicest couple who love to adopt senior Bostons. They filled out all the paperwork right away.  I did the home check. They brought their Boston Chief down to meet her and ended up getting her Friday. I am so happy for her but my heart aches for her also, Yes I always fall in love with my fosters, But I know she is going to be so happy....and that makes my heart Happy.

Christine Schezzini

Congratulations, Chris.  The seniors tug at all our hearts and it's always wonderful that there are people out there who feel the same and want to adopt them.

Thank you for helping her find them.

Cheers,
Sheryl Trent, President, NEBTR

Tuesday, October 16, 2012

New Foster, Pearl



Meet new foster Pearl, she's a ten year old beauty who came into foster at the end of September. Her former family is expecting twins so decided that they would not have time for Pearl.