What to name the dog!

This morning, this Beagle used his pleading eyes, and gentle disposition to get himself out of the pound, and into the lovely hands (and cars) of several people.  His fate was up in the air early in the day, but some fantastic people teamed up to worked nothing short of miracles for this sweet boy, and brought him into the safe and very loving hands of K9 Crusaders!

After a long day, with several hours riding in the cars of many, soaking up pats and cuddles, dousing drivers with gentle kisses, and trying really hard to play with the cats that were also gaining save passage, this sweet boy was safely met by his new Foster parent.  This is a paramount accomplishment due to the fact that just one day, 150kms earlier, he would have been put to sleep for no reason at all.

5th UPDATE: ALI ~ Safe with K9 fostering

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MEET ALI – a 2 year old, Purebred Akbash

Just over 12 hours ago, a few of our team was wide awake in the middle of the night and came across one of those posts for a “Free to good home” … yes, there was a picture, and not a whole lot to go on, but something told us to react … NOW!!!  Messages were sent back and forth between a couple of the team members, and in response to the ad itself.  A post was put into the team page, we could do little else except wonder all night, and wait for answers when the daytime came.

Who rescued who?

Never mind if the chicken or the egg come first, you might choose to debate WHO GOT RESCUED instead!

There is something in knowing you are an instrumental part of the happiness that an animals much deserved happiness.  This morning, these two dogs had never met each other.  They both lived most of the last month, abandoned in a shelter, and were helplessly awaiting their fate on the urgent status list.  Abandoned, alone, and terrified, no doubt … but K9 Crusaders saw their faces and stepped up to send their pull fees!  In less than 12 hours, these two beautiful, well deserving darlings were on a transport organized by Freedom Drivers: Animal Rescue Transports.  A team of drivers brought Beau & Jenna to myself, and the founder of K9 Crusaders, where they were immediately taken to the vet for appointments for boosters and spay/neuter.