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Co Owner at Prairie Rose Publications

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Lives in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

From Seminole, Oklahoma

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THEY KILLED THIS LOYAL SENIOR BOY

Euth command given for senior family pet Bandido ! Loyal and protective, these are the qualities German Shepherds are known for, and Bandido is no different! These qualities are ingrained in them, so why would someone dump a dog who had watched their kids grow from toddlers to teenagers, who stays wherever they are in the house, who has given them a sense of security because dogs always alerted their humans when there’s something unusual in their surroundings? Why put your pet in this ghastly situation where he is surrounded by strangers in a very scary place full of distressed dogs like him ? This is betrayal of the highest order. Bandido or Bandit had been with them since he was 10 weeks old ! This dog doesn’t know anyone but his people and his home. He is said to be friendly with strangers but would sometimes bark or growl at strangers. Has his owner ever tried to observe why that is so ? Dogs pick up people’s energy and they are uncannily accurate. That’s the reason why your friendly, social dog would suddenly freeze and growl at someone, because they sense something in a person that they don’t trust. Now at the ACC, this timid senior who is afraid of fireworks, is growly and distrustful. He was initially friendly but freaked out when he was approached for his medical examination. After that, he just didn’t want anyone at the shelter to handle him. The ACC has deemed him dangerous to be assessed , THIS FAMILY PET WHO GREW UP AND LIVED WITH 5 KIDS ! That has sealed this golden boy’s fate, he will be dragged down to the euth room in a few hours, doomed to die a lonely, painful death, not what should be for a great family companion animal who has dedicated all his life in your family’s service. Please help Bandido find a retirement home. This boy is a tired and tested family pet who just is scared at the ACC. Bandido is healthy, neutered and is full of life, he is not ready to die yet. And when his time comes, as all living things come to that point, it should not be this way, life forcibly taken because his family has no time for him, and no one stepped up to take him in. Please get Bandido seen, it’s his only chance, low shares equal death. Please do this for Bandido. His main thread: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=327799036425442&set=a.283776910827655&type=3

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THEY KILLED THIS LOYAL SENIOR BOY

Euth command given for senior family pet Bandido !

Loyal and protective, these are the qualities German Shepherds are know…

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Is there hope out there for this beautiful dog!

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Renée Fineberg I sure hope he gets a great home!

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UPDATE: SAFE! Thank you Erin for taking this boy. For those who applied to foster we are still working your applications. We have so many requests each day and …

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Lenox has been given EUTH COMAND! Has the shelter forgotten or do they not care that tomorrow is the beginning of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish NEW YEAR? This is the beginning of the two most solemn and holiest holidays in the Jewish calendar. Many people who normally would actively be working to save the dogs that are at risk, are not at home, or they’re preparing for the holidays. That means dogs like Lenox are not being seen. The shelter obviously does not care. It is an easy time to kill, and hope it isn’t noticed. Trust me, we will know and we care! The shelter plans to kill Lenox on a sacred holiday. It’s both disgraceful and just shows how the shelter works, and how heartless they can be. When Lennox was evaluated, he acrd his exam and was considered a Level two dog. Now he is going from Level 2, to a death sentence! Lenox ended up in the shelter due to his beloved, owner becoming to elderly and sick to properly care for him. Imagine how sad and lost he is. He misses his person that he loved and loved him back. He went from the love of his person to the scary, overcrowded and overwhelming shelter. Why is it even allowed to plan and to kill a Level 2 dog? Lenox is very adoptable. Apparently, the shelter doesn’t care. There plan is to end his dear life and, trust us, they will! Lenox is a good boy, this wiggly little fellow deserves an amazing loving home. He is eager to please and food is the way to his beautiful heart.. Lenox needs a compassionate person to step up and save his life. Be the person to adopt or foster adorable Lenox. Be the person to let Lenox know he matters! Foster or adopt Lenox before it’s too late! ID#179187 Manhattan ACC 2 Years Old Main Thread: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=327214513150561&set=a.143259709193641&type=3&mibextid=cr9u03

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Lenox has been given EUTH COMAND!

Has the shelter forgotten or do they not care that tomorrow is the beginning of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish NEW YEAR? This is t…

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"Hi! Have you ever heard of a Xoloitzcuintli? Many people have not but guess what? That's what I am, but I am a coated variety, more rare than the hairless ones. We come from Mexico. I am a 10 year old girl named Yoli. I was bred and sold to a man as a puppy. Sadly, he passed away last year. When he died, I went back to my breeder. She is an elderly lady now and cannot care for me so I've been living in an outdoor kennel run. She has tended to my physical needs but I am longing for attention and companionship. Living in the kennel has meant less time for exercise so I've put on some weight. Currently I weigh 55 pounds. I'm hoping to find an adopter who will take me out for daily walks and help me get back to my best, fit self! I think I would thrive as an only dog but if you have a large male dog already, I believe I could live with one. My breed is known to be protective of our humans so the male dog would need to be submissive, my personality is alpha! I would do very well with someone who is dog savvy and will continue with my training. I have been well trained in the past. I have great house manners and I walk very well on leash. A home with cats would not work for me. No one knows if I've ever been around kids but I do like people. So if your kids are older, maybe 10 years and up? Perhaps they would appreciate a dog like me? I really enjoy being around people and am so lonely right now. I would prefer an active lifestyle, getting out for hikes and adventures. I am an excellent alert/watch dog. I will bark to let you know someone has arrived to our home. I am very attentive and eager to please. I just can't wait to find my new home and live inside again! My breeder (who is my current owner) took me to the vet to have me checked out recently and all was good except one liver elevation. This is not uncommon in dogs as we age so she's started me on a liver supplement that will help. She will share all of my vet information with potential adopters and wants you to know I've had a recent dental. Of course my adopter should be able to afford and keep up with my veterinary care and grooming for the rest of my days. This way, we can stay together longer! My hope is that my next home will be my true forever home. I am a loving, loyal girl who is waiting for a second chance!" Yoli is located in Selah, WA. For contact information please email: referrals@olddoghaven.org This is a courtesy post. Yoli is not an Old Dog Haven dog. We urge prospective adopters to do their own evaluation.

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"Hi! Have you ever heard of a Xoloitzcuintli? Many people have not but guess what? That's what I am, but I am a coated variety, more rare than the hairless ones…

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