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.
Monday, December 26, 2016
First Christmas for Forever Foster Ella
As I sit here today I can’t help but feel thankful for all that I have gained this past year. The knowledge, sloppy wet kisses and friendships with both dogs and humans is more than I could have ever imagined. Being a part of NEBTR, is the definition of a team. A team where we all have a job, and we all work together for one cause, Boston’s.
As I reflect, on jumping in with both feet, I mostly think of Ella and
her journey. Yes, there have been other fosters this past year, and all
have left a paw print on my heart. But Ella has been the one that
needs me the most, and she has become a forever virtual foster. https://www.facebook.com/EllaVirtualFoster/
Ella’s estimated age is 8, but to me, she will be 1 on January 13th. Ella has had a lot of 1st’s this year. Just a few of many, first bath, vet visit, toy, treat, car ride and first time anyone has shown her unconditional love. It’s possibly the first time in her life that she’s not bad, hungry, neglected or abused.
Ella’s story is not unlike many other dogs who come into rescue, who come to us from shelters with little to no information. Most foster families express so much joy when our rescue dogs do the smallest of things like giving their 1st kiss, sitting for a treat or going outdoors to do their business.
Fostering and being a member of NEBTR is a job like no other. You can save and change a life of a very deserving dog. Mentor them, and watch them bloom in their new forever homes. The Joy and Love is abundant. http://nebostonrescue.com/?p=154
Desiree
Foster Mom to Ella
Ella’s estimated age is 8, but to me, she will be 1 on January 13th. Ella has had a lot of 1st’s this year. Just a few of many, first bath, vet visit, toy, treat, car ride and first time anyone has shown her unconditional love. It’s possibly the first time in her life that she’s not bad, hungry, neglected or abused.
Ella’s story is not unlike many other dogs who come into rescue, who come to us from shelters with little to no information. Most foster families express so much joy when our rescue dogs do the smallest of things like giving their 1st kiss, sitting for a treat or going outdoors to do their business.
Fostering and being a member of NEBTR is a job like no other. You can save and change a life of a very deserving dog. Mentor them, and watch them bloom in their new forever homes. The Joy and Love is abundant. http://nebostonrescue.com/?p=154
Desiree
Foster Mom to Ella
Friday, December 23, 2016
Merry Christmas From Ruby
Former foster Molly, now Ruby-deaf little brown girl on the right in her forever home! Makes me so happy!!!
Denice
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