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 | Rescue Me ID: 14-11-29-00045Lucy (female)
We have been fostering Lucy back to good health. We believe she was a bit neglected as she was owned by an elderly woman with health issues. When we took her in she has lost a great deal of her fur to itching and scratching. Her fur is growling back in now. She is on a special diet for allergy type symptoms. She is very used to a one person, no pet home and that would be the best placement for her. She is aggressive towards other animals and protective of her food. She wants to be the dominant one. She is very loving but takes awhile to trust you. I have taken her to the vet for treatments of her skin/fur and she has her rabies shot. ... (Read More) Her other shots need to be updated. We can't keep her because of our dog and the incompatibility. (Less) Madison County Cazenovia, NY MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 14-11-19-00381BOSCO (female)
Bronx County NEWYORK CITY, NY MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 14-11-18-00711Maddox (male)
Nassau County hempstead, NY MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 14-11-03-00604Daisy Mae (female)
I would like to welcome Daisy into the Joyful Rescue family! Daisy was born about January 1, 2006 and has lived her life birthing babies for monetary gain in a mill. She has decided that she is loving life now. I have never met a dog that wags her tail 24/7 but Daisy does. She is truly one of the happiest little dogs I have had the pleasure to foster. Daisy weighs approximately 14 pounds. She is adjusting to living in a home and has started to play a bit with the many nylabones that are around the house. She gets along with all the dogs and seems to like people. She is shy at first, but warms up quickly. Daisy has a lot to learn on ... (Read More)pottying outside and may benefit from potty floor pads throughout life as a lot of small dogs do. She will need alot of love and patience as she learns how to be a real dog. Daisy will need a secured fenced in yard as she does not walk on a leash as of yet. Now that the weather is breaking, we are going to give it a try and see how she does. If you feel you are the one that can give Daisy a wonderful life, please fill out an application at Joyful Resues! (Less) Joyful Rescues 1319 Turock Drive Cattaraugus County Cuba, NY 14727 MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 14-10-29-00706Ziggy (male)
Ziggy was born about October 22, 2011 and weighs about 15 lbs. He is one incredibly gorgeous little boy. Every mill dog does best going into a home with another 'normal' dog. A woman that has befriended a group of millers in central New York has promised to see nothing, hear nothing, and say nothing as long as the millers hand dogs over to her once they are through with them instead of killing them. She then distributes the 'used' dogs to rescues and sends many here. This group was only marginal fearful of us, so not too bad. In this load the fur wasn't too bad compared to what we've seen, but the adult dogs had normal mill dog teeth ... (Read More)where you can't see any white at all and when you check the teeth your fingers smell like you've just put them inside a rotting carcass. They will be getting dentals, but a single dental doesn't undo the damage done for so many years and will need to be done on a rather regular basis until the teeth are all gone or the erosion ceases from your good care. We will be working on house training, but surely you will have work to do in this area and we have wonderful notes to help you. These are notes that have had the best success with mill dogs. So, if I've not deterred you by this, brutally honest, depressing description by now and you still feel that you want to help one of these dogs and experience the magical joy of watching one of them decide they can love a human and become a real dog or as real as they will ever become, go ahead and e mail and ask us to send you our 'Working will Mill Dog Notes' and we will be happy to do so. Adopting one of these dogs is not so much about you as it is about the dog, it is an amazingly unselfish thing to do. You will be rewarded in the long run, but it may take awhile. Special thanks to Nancy Craig-Tundel for donating $50.00 to Joyful Rescues in order to give Ziggy his name! (Less) Joyful Rescues 1319 Turock Drive Cattaraugus County Cuba, NY 14727 MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 14-10-25-00385Duster (male)
Duster was born about August 9, 2005 and weighs about 10 lbs. He has had a cage partner his entire life and truly should go to a home with another dog. Actually, every mill dog does best going into a home with another 'normal' dog. A woman that has befriended a group of millers in central New York has promised to see nothing, hear nothing, and say nothing as long as the millers hand dogs over to her once they are through with them instead of killing them. She then distributes the 'used' dogs to rescues and sends many here. This group was only marginal fearful of us, so not too bad. The Bichon has what we call 'puppy mill foot' and will ... (Read More)probably need to be treated with antibiotics off and on throughout life. This condition happens when they've stood on wire bottom cages for 24/7 years, upon year, upon years. It tends to happen to the heavier dogs, the lesser weight dogs don't get it so bad - makes sense. In this load the fur wasn't too bad compared to what we've seen, but the adult dogs had normal mill dog teeth where you can't see any white at all and when you check the teeth your fingers smell like you've just put them inside a rotting carcass. They will be getting dentals, but a single dental doesn't undo the damage done for so many years and will need to be done on a rather regular basis until the teeth are all gone or the erosion ceases by your good care. We will be working on house training, but surely you will have work to do in this area and we have wonderful notes to help you. These are notes that have had the best success with mill dogs. So, if I've not deterred you by this, brutally honest, depressing description by now and you still feel that you want to help one of these dogs and experience the magical joy of watching one of them decide they can love a human and become a real dog or as real as they will ever become, go ahead and e mail and ask us to send you our 'Working will Mill Dog Notes' and we will be happy to do so. Adopting one of these dogs is not so much about you as it is about the dog, it is an amazingly unselfish thing to do. You will be rewarded in the long run, but it may take awhile. (Less) Joyful Rescues 1319 Turock Drive Cattaraugus County Cuba, NY 14727 MAP IT!
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| PIease Read Before Adopting a Shih Tzu in New York | |||||||||
Shih Tzu Dogs can make good pets in New York if they match your IifestyIe. The Shih-Tzu is a toy breed similar to the Pekingese. Shih-Tzus are proud little dogs and loaded with personality. Shih-Tzus are gentle and do fine with children who are taught to respect the dogs. Shih-Tzus bark to announce people approaching their homes. Shih-Tzus need early obedience training and may require patience when housebreaking. A Shih-Tzu will do just fine in an apartment if it gets enough exercise.
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