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    DOGS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION

     "TANGO"

     

    I’ll "cha cha" for my chow or "boot scoot" for my bone, but I can’t live this "two step" life living all alone! As you know, it takes two to Tango! Let me add a little rhythm to your life!

    For more information in adopting me contact Rescue Me Dog, a non-profit organization.

    (307) 320.5214

    Christi@RescueMeDog.org

    Shelter Adoption - THE Option

     

    "CLEATUS"


    It seems that I was blessed with the smarts and cuddle appeal of a few different breeds. Maybe I should round up the cattle but, with my soft spot for people, I’m destined to be a household pet. My gentle nature and meticulous obedience is a testament to that! Act now as you’ll be fighting the crowds to adopt me.

     

    For more information in adopting me contact Rescue Me Dog, a non-profit organization.

    (307) 320.5214

    Christi@RescueMeDog.org

    Shelter Adoption - THE Option

     

    "PINKIE"

    Lose weight and get fit with Pinkie!

    I promise to keep you motivated on your walks and sit quietly to check your form during squats and lunges. A few licks for encouragement, a few wags for approval and we’ll be lifetime pals. I am most obedient in public places and love to spend down time flopped down on the couch - even the bed if you give me permission. I am available 24/7 for your fitness and cuddling needs.

    For more information in adopting me contact Rescue Me Dog, a non-profit organization.

    (888) 777.0071

    Cheryl@RescueMeDog.org

    Shelter Adoption - THE Option

     

     



    This video explains what to expect on your first visit to a local animal shelter.
     

     

     

    top ten reasons to visit a shelter

    top ten reasons to adopt a shelter dog
     
    • Great place to recycle your towels and bedding.
    • It’s Free.
    • Experience the abundance and variety of a dog show.
    • You’ll be the center of attention.
    • Discover new opportunities to help sharing the experience such as volunteering.
    • It gives you something to talk about.
    • You can find a friend or two.
    • Find a personal trainer that will work for treats.
    • Save a life.
    • Fall in love
    • One less dog will remain in the shelter.
    • You might find a purebred at a fraction of the price.
    • You can adopt an exotic breed, like a Bali Temple Dog, without leaving the Country.
    • Gives you a reason to call all your friends and family.
    • Babe/Dude magnet – We are talking model quality.
    • You don’t have to worry about any fooling around and making puppies.
    • A good reason to go out for a walk.
    • Someone to talk to.
    • Teaches commitment without joining the military.
    • A good reason to go straight home.
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    second chances book
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    		Elise Lufkin, author of Second Chances granted us permission to reprint her adopting a dog helpful checklist. Please click on to the Second Chances book jacket to read this thoughtful and well written adoption guide.Second Chance cover photography by: Diana WalkerYou will need Adobe Reader to view this file.
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