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HONORARY FRENCHIES....

"We're not Frenchies, but don't we deserve homes too?"

 

 

JAKE

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This adorable boy is Jake! He is about 11 months old and just the happiest dog! Jake loves affection and to be with people and other dogs. He has the cutest markings and is very handsome. He loves being around other dogs, so if you are looking for a buddy for your dog, please consider Jake! He is a greyhound/lab mix & weighs approx. 45 pounds.
Jake joined our training program with K9 Basics Dog Training so his adoption fee will include his life long training program.
Who wouldn't want to adopt a dog that includes a training program?
If you are interested in meeting Jake, please contact us at:
lilospromise@comcast.net or 856-952-1978.
Jake is neutered, up to date on shots and on heartworm preventive.
Due to Jake's energy level he would be best in a home with no toddlers.
If you are not able to adopt Jake but would like to donate toward his private boarding fees or care, Donations are welcome!
Lilo's Promise Animal Rescue
PO Box 23
Voorhees NJ 08043
Thank you

EVE

I think dogs are the most amazing creatures; they give unconditional love. For me they are the role model for being alive." ~Gilda Radner

Flirty, fabulous Eve is one of the most endearing girls EVER. From the first moment she nestles her little head on your shoulder, you will know the meaning of unconditional love. One year old and reet petite at 42 lbs, she is just the right size to fill that empty spot in your life.

If you are retired or work from home, Eve could be the companion of your lifetime -- your one true heart dog. Active and happy as can be, Eve is even a television star. She recently wowed the cast and crew of Philly's TV 10! Show with her charismatic charms. Beautiful, bouncy, loving and snuggly, she lights up a room.

Special as she is, Eve is also a special needs girl because she has megaesophagus. This is a condition characterized by the dog's inability swallow food correctly due to poor muscle contraction and relaxation in the esophagus. Eve's condition is stable, however, and requires minimal extra attention on the part of her caregiver. She just had her annual check-up and impressed her vet with how well she's doing.

Eve has a special food, which gets soaked in the fridge and then whirled in the blender. It can be made ahead in batches that will last several days. She eats three times a day. Eve has a special chair made just for her by a family friend. She's used to her routine, so you just say, "Eve, get in your seat," and she's ready to eat in an upright position. Then she hangs out in her chair for about 15 minutes. Gravity helps the food go down and settle in her tummy. That's it, no big deal. Eve's feeding time is an opportunity for you to bond with her and build a lasting relationship.

Eve has very good manners: she is ninety-nine percent housebroken, crate-trained, and she walks well on a leash. She has a special harness that fits her just right and she will bring it with her to her new home. She would love to have an active doggy playmate of similar size and disposition to share good times. In her foster home, she has even developed a working relationship with the cat!

Yes, it's true, she requires a little more care than an ordinary boxer, but who wants ordinary when you can have Eve? If you are interested, please email: GKARAM18@AOL.COM or visit Eve's page to get an adoption app HERE

Jeffrey's Mother:

JEFFREY

Jeffrey is 1/2 champion black Lab, and 1/2 French bulldog. He is 1 year old. Very intelligent, and in need of a structured environment where he may be encouraged intellectually and athletically. I fostered his mother (a French bulldog) the night after she had an emergency c-section that produced three Labrador pups. I raised all three pups until they were adopted, then adopted their mother myself. (Murpheee, my French bulldog, inadvertently nursed Jeffrey a couple of times when trying to help out Lillie.) All the puppies lived and were adopted. When the man who dumped Lillie (the mom) at the vet clinic, he explained that his neighbor was furious that his champion black Lab had tarnished himself by mating with a French bulldog. I have attached photos of Jeffrey as a puppy and as an adult. Lillie was in a horrific state of neglect. It is a wonder that any of them survived. She has since sustained two complete ear ablations, etc. etc. etc.

Here is Jeffrey's story: He was adopted as a 12 week-old puppy to a family who made a training commitment and didn't follow through. Jeffrey, a young and energetic puppy was left behind when the family and their other dog went everywhere together. Jeffrey is a very smart boy who needs structure and guidance. He never understood where he fit in life and in this family. When Jeffrey began to display excited and insecure puppy behavior, his owners bought a chihuahua and left Jeffrey at DAWG two months later.

He is incredibly responsive and will soon be a graduate of professional training (which I am paying for, and following up on during the week). Jeffrey can be very selective when choosing his dog buddies (although he lived with another dog), but we are working on making him feel safe and confident in all situations. His trainer says that he is one of the smartest dogs that she has ever met. Now, at 1 year old and 55 lbs, he needs a home where he will receive structure, unconditional love, and training. He loves to take athletic adventures and to cuddle like a baby. Contact Karen at k9ambassador@gmail.com for more information.
   
   
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