lady and amber
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This is the place I got Milly from, Have a look at their web page to see what comes out of these puppy farms, and what she had too say!
http://www.scarc.co.uk/
http://www.scarc.co.uk/
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Puppy farms
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lorebringer
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Those poor pets - at least they are in good hands now!
My heart melted when I saw the pigs, I love pigs!
My heart melted when I saw the pigs, I love pigs!
Margaret C
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Thank goodness for people who run these rescue centres.
Poor little dogs.
Poor little dogs.
Kate H
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Excellent article on puppy farms in today's Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2010/feb/03/puppy-farms-battery-dogs
Kate, Oliver and ex-puppy farm Aled
Kate, Oliver and ex-puppy farm Aled
lady and amber
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They have an update today on the girls with before and after photo's, and what they found on the schnauzer girl once they had cleaned her up, also photo's of the cavalier girls they have, just wish I could get them both, but have my hands full with Milly right now.
http://www.scarc.co.uk/adoption.htm
I will also add Milly is an ex breeder, she has been with me now since September, I have no idea what she has been through but she is a very traumatized dog that is responding well, when she came to me she would just huddle up in a corner, but now will sit with me and is learning to live in a home.
http://www.scarc.co.uk/adoption.htm
I will also add Milly is an ex breeder, she has been with me now since September, I have no idea what she has been through but she is a very traumatized dog that is responding well, when she came to me she would just huddle up in a corner, but now will sit with me and is learning to live in a home.
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lady and amber
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Oh I hope so!!!
Thanks for adding the link -- I was pretty sure this was it and the stories are so sad. BTW for anyone in that area I see they need blankets and newspapers urgently.
The Guardian has a piece on puppy farms today:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2010/feb/03/puppy-farms-battery-dogs
The Guardian has a piece on puppy farms today:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2010/feb/03/puppy-farms-battery-dogs
matties mum
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I am going on Saturday with some blackets and dog food & paper
---Aileen and the gang(Barney---Jazzie---Jake)
---Aileen and the gang(Barney---Jazzie---Jake)
lady and amber
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Update on the schnauzer girl
Rest in peace Twinkle, sadly they had to put her to sleep today:cry*ing:
Rest in peace Twinkle, sadly they had to put her to sleep today:cry*ing:
matties mum
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I was going tomorrow but my little Jake has got an ear infection or a stroke
--Aileen and the gang(Barney---Jazzie----Jake)
--Aileen and the gang(Barney---Jazzie----Jake)
Sabby
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I hope it’s just an ear infection. Poor little Jake. Let us know how he is doing.:hug:
I would think you would know if it was a stroke.
My Doberman X had a stroke when she was older and I had to carry her to the vets as she couldn’t walk at all and her head was hanging to one side and her eyes were rolling, after a week of injections she was back to her normal self but until then I had to nurse her every minute of the day.