Debra, thanks for finding their numbers.
I hope they go together into rescue. I would hate for one of them to be adopted without the other and be left at the shelter!
Jennifer
B in kill shelter in Kansas
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I'm not sure if this helps, but you do have the right to plan your fur family. I sounds to me like you've put in a lot of time helping, so the planned pup will be your reward. You know what works in your household.
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I cannot sleep right now because I have 2 B's on my mind. I am worried about what is going to happen to this little guy, and I keep thinking about another B, Aries, a 13 year old, "former show dog" listed on another rescue site. At least the 13 year old is in foster, and at a no kill, so she is fine, but to be in rescue at 13, poor baby.
And Yodel. I can't take him. We have our 2 dogs, and a dopey lab mix foster in our house, along with our 3 cats, and 2 foster cats. We can't handle any more biomass in this house. These are the excuses I am making. Also, if we adopted one of these 2 B's, my puppy plans for a year from now would go down the drain. This is making me feel really guilty.
This Puppy would be our first purebred, and our first animal we planned on. Our others were all either found, dropped at the vet clinic where I worked or failed fosters. I feel like they chose us, and I love them for it, but I also feel like we deserve to choose this time. But I feel guilty for it. Am I killing a rescue by deciding I want a well-bred puppy?
Thanks for listening to my rant. I hope BRAT responds soon so I can absolve myself of some of the worry about Yodel, and some of the guilt by at least volunteering.
Nicole,
You have done and are doing more than most can or are willing to do with rescue. And you shouldn't feel guilty about wanting a well-bred puppy.
Edit: Ok, my grammar sucks, but you get the point.
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Nicole,
Bless your heart, you have done so much for rescues, even if you hadn't you deserve to be able to choose a pup, now that you are very involved, I believe that you even more so deserve to choose your furbaby.
I understand the guilt, I get that every time I look too, but it is not possible for one person to do all that needs to be done. You are doing your share and then some, bless you for that. -
Nicole - As individuals, we can only do so much. Don't feel guilty.
I hope someone steps up to the plate and helps this boy in Kansas.
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Sometimes the issue for rescue is not having a foster place to put the dog.
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I would love to be a foster but, alas, I know I wouldn't be able to set my b free to go to a new family. Same reason I could never be a breeder….
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I would love to be a foster but, alas, I know I wouldn't be able to set my b free to go to a new family. Same reason I could never be a breeder….
Vicki - I use to think that way, too. Yes, you get attached, but you know the people you are working with are capable and have the best interest of the dog in mind. I was surprised I could foster without tears and antics!
"I am involved in dog rescue: my wallet and gas tank are always running on empty, my house is never quiet and free of dog hair, nor is my car, my inbox is full of ongoing despair and misery, but my heart and soul are replenished with unconditional love, loyalty, and joy that can only come from a rescued dog!" ~ Author Unknown
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I contacted BRat and my foster mom of my brat and the shelter to see how things are going. If I hear anything, I will share. We are 3 hours away from Hutch and had planned to be out of town on Saturday, but I will keep trying.
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GOOD NEWS!!!!!
I just got this from my BRAT contact and they are taking care of YODEL IN HUTCHINSON. So no more worries!!!
HERE IS THE EMAIL I JUST GOT:just completed the BRAT information , etc with the shelter. A BRAT applicant/volunteer will be there within about 30 min. to get Yodel. We may need to find someone to Foster yodel but won't know until he gets evaluated. I'll let you know tonight what is going on.
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This is great news! I have been thinking about Yodel. Hope he finds a great home, chances are much better for him now.
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BETTER NEWS!!!!
YODEL IS SAVED!
Yodel has been picked up from the shelter and is on his way to Wichita now. -
Awesome news indeed. Yodels will begin his journey to a better life on a good foot..
Thank you to all of you involved.. -
BETTER NEWS!!!!
YODEL IS SAVED!
Yodel has been picked up from the shelter and is on his way to Wichita now.YAY!!!!!!!!!!
I am so happy to hear this! Please keep us posted.I would love to be a foster but, alas, I know I wouldn't be able to set my b free to go to a new family. Same reason I could never be a breeder….
You would be surprised. I think everyone has a failed foster here or there that you just click with so strongly that you can't let go. But the others, when you meet their new family, and see how happy the family is you just swell. I have actually become good friends with people who have adopted my fosters. When you know that they are going to good homes, and are going to be just as happy there as they were with you, it isn't hard to let go.
-Nicole
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Great news!
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This is GREAT news! He's a very handsome little guy. As always, I'm here to help with Foster…etc if he needs anything.
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win/win, I love happy beginning!
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jonny b.: That is excellent news, indeed! Congratulations and thank you for helping get the ball rolling on this boy. His future is brighter now because of you.
And because of nkjvcjs…without notification, none of this could have happened. I love seeing the miracles.
Thank you both.:)
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This would be a good place to use the song O HAPPY DAY. This was a very happy day.
Thanks to everyone.Rita Jean
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it is a GREAT feeling. and a great relief.
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Johnny B. Thanks so much for stepping up and getting this done!!! I am so grateful to you for stepping in on this.
