[harrisam]

Isis, listed as Malinois, but looks shepherd to me
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=10185132

Boo Boo, sweet looking fella
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=9261646

 

[k9sarneko]

Isis is definately not a Mal. Boo Boo needs much TLC. I bet he would be lovely with some care.
bump to keep these two sweeties on top.

 

[dd]

NOT a mal:

BooBoo

Both dogs are heartworm positive and neglect cases.

Clay County Humane Society
Brazil, IN
812-446-5126
[email protected]

dd

 

[MaggieRoseLee]

 

[harrisam]

bump

 

[harrisam]

bump!

 

[CindyM]

I recieved an e-mail from Melody (Central Indiana German Shepherd Rescue) and she is unable to help at this time, so they still need help!

 

[shilohsmom]

oh my, these two nearly fell off the boards.... heres a big bump to put you back in the spotlight....lights, camera, action!!!! They are ready to be adopted!!!
Rosa

 

[harrisam]

BUMP!

 

[kathyb]

Anyone working on these two?

 

[eadavis]

There just has to be help for you two.

 

[CindyM]

bump

 

[mmiller]

Sorry guys but I already have one HW positive girl in my foster home. I can not take on any more HW + dogs...

 

[Mrsshaner]

Boo- Boo's petfinder page says he has been treated for hw and is ready to go.

He looks so cuddly!

 

[harrisam]

There's another male Shepherd now listed at the same shelter as Isis and Boo Boo, check out Chester....
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=10276442

 

[harrisam]

BUMP!!!

 

[mmiller]

Originally Posted By: mrsshanerBoo- Boo's petfinder page says he has been treated for hw and is ready to go.

He looks so cuddly!

It is one thing to be treated but it takes 3 months or more to get a negative result...plus you have to keep them totally quiet for 6 weeks only taking them out on a leash to potty...so there is alot more involved than meets the eye...not too many takers on dogs that have do not have a negative result...actually I will not adopt out dogs that have not gotten a negative result back. HW + dogs take up space for many months that healthy ones do not...this is a sad but very true fact of rescue. SO while I am treating one already I can not take more space for 3-4 months on another one. Sucks but that al valuable space is the problem unless you can foster for that time frame????????hmmmmmm????

 

[wsumner26]

In the south, rescues must treat heartworms regularly, or they don't rescue many dogs. It is a fact of life down here, and that is why we call it "rescue".

 

[HannasDad]

Originally Posted By: wsumner26In the south, rescues must treat heartworms regularly, or they don't rescue many dogs. It is a fact of life down here, and that is why we call it "rescue".

wsumner26 if that is an offer to take them in I would be more than willing to set up a transport to get them to you. I would even drive a leg or two.

 

[wsumner26]

Hannas mom, I don't know what state you are from, but in the south, most dogs either have heartworms or they will get them. Unfortunately, many people down here do not give preventative.
We do not pick and choose our rescues on the basis of heartworm tests. We do not have to keep a dog for 3 months after treatment.
The rescue I volunteer for recently took the sable female from Reidsville Ga. If you want to see some problems, please look at her thread. I guess you missed it earlier when we were trying to find help for her.

http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=591754&page=0&fpart=1