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What type of filthy animal could do that to a dog?
I'm so upset by this
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I hope this might brighten your day a bit, while I can't undo what was done to the dog in the story, I hope this can make it up just a tiny bit.
Earlier this year I was in a F/B group for rescuing/saving Cocker Spaniels when I got an urgent sms about 2pm to see if I could pick up a 10 year old cocker that was going to be put down the next morning because the elderly people that had her couldn't handle her any more.
Her issues are :-
Needs medication everyday to control incontinence (a common problem in older desexed *******)
Needs a mild sedative for anxiety every day
She has a massive food aggression problem ( and I mean massive)
She has had at least 3 owners before us.
She wouldn't/couldn't go outside on her own (especially in the dark)
She has now been with us for 19 weeks, and still needs her meds every day, goes in and out on her own day and night, trusts me not to hurt her and is becoming a lovely family dog.
Anthony loves to play with her, and it's good for both of them
On the queens birthday w/e I took her away caravaning, in the car and van she was excellent, but come dinner time in a strange place with strange people around, the food aggression kicked in, in a bad way, my fault, I should have foreseen what might happen
How could you not love and forgive a face like that
Like I said, I can't change what the other person did, to me that is unforgivable, but we have saved another little dog that wouldn't have been with us today, through no real fault of her own.
ECSA (English Cocker Spaniels Australia ) is a registered charity that supports the rescue and fostering of cocker spaniels all over Australia, so if you happen to have a lazy $5-00 in you pocket, they are a great organization to donate to, and it's tax deductable
You can find them on F/b https://www.facebook.com/CockerSpanielRescueAustralia/
Earlier this year I was in a F/B group for rescuing/saving Cocker Spaniels when I got an urgent sms about 2pm to see if I could pick up a 10 year old cocker that was going to be put down the next morning because the elderly people that had her couldn't handle her any more.
Her issues are :-
Needs medication everyday to control incontinence (a common problem in older desexed *******)
Needs a mild sedative for anxiety every day
She has a massive food aggression problem ( and I mean massive)
She has had at least 3 owners before us.
She wouldn't/couldn't go outside on her own (especially in the dark)
She has now been with us for 19 weeks, and still needs her meds every day, goes in and out on her own day and night, trusts me not to hurt her and is becoming a lovely family dog.
Anthony loves to play with her, and it's good for both of them
On the queens birthday w/e I took her away caravaning, in the car and van she was excellent, but come dinner time in a strange place with strange people around, the food aggression kicked in, in a bad way, my fault, I should have foreseen what might happen
How could you not love and forgive a face like that
Like I said, I can't change what the other person did, to me that is unforgivable, but we have saved another little dog that wouldn't have been with us today, through no real fault of her own.
ECSA (English Cocker Spaniels Australia ) is a registered charity that supports the rescue and fostering of cocker spaniels all over Australia, so if you happen to have a lazy $5-00 in you pocket, they are a great organization to donate to, and it's tax deductable
You can find them on F/b https://www.facebook.com/CockerSpanielRescueAustralia/
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