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AdminPermalink Reply by LM Fowler - Admin on January 16, 2012 at 10:43am

Dear Lynne,

I realized over the Christmas Holidays that I had never sent you an email to say Thank you so much for everything you did for Zoe.   You do amazing work and my family & I would like to say thank from the bottom of our hearts. 

We still miss Zoe terribly, and even over the weekend Zoe came up in conversation with my daughter that she misses her so much and she wishes we never had to see her leave.   Of course that brought tears to my eyes. 

But again we all know it was the best thing and we are very happy that Zoe is happy.  One day we will get a dog again when my younger daughter is older, but for now I will believe that what I did was right :o)

Thank you again for all your help.  I’ve said Thank you to Jeannine so many times and I apologize it took me so long to Thank you!

Hope all is well with you.
Kind Regards,
Shelley

AdminPermalink Reply by LM Fowler - Admin on January 16, 2012 at 2:33pm

Lynne:  As you know I adopted TESS last March from the McRae's in Daytona Beach.  It was the best thing I have done in years.  Tess is such a joy and has filled a void in my life.  We are having,  a ball together. I must give a great deal of credit to the McRae's, Tracy and Rick, who did a fantastic job training Tess. She is completing a Medical Therapy training course and will be certified as a Specialty Dog that I will take to visit hospitals, retirement communities, etc. Her trainer simply cannot get over her warm personality and training abilites. Tess is simply adorable, loves people and other dogs.  Simply has no tolerance for cats and squirrels.  Thank you for Oodles of Doodles Rescue.  Hank

AdminPermalink Reply by LM Fowler - Admin on January 16, 2012 at 9:12pm

Thought you would all like to read about 2 of our rescued dogs. They were adopted over the Summer. Two Death Row Dogs from Greenville, SC. Oodles of Doodles brought them to NJ to find their Forever Home. Take a Look: 

Jack and Rosie are rescue dogs. We found them through Oodles of Doodles on PetFinder.com. They were at a kill shelter in South Carolina in one of the areas that was devastated by tornados last spring. They (and another dog Rosie's size and age) were found together as strays. Jack was the protector. For several weeks, he would not eat until Rosie had her fill (he stood watch over her as she ate.) He has obviously lived in a house before (he certainly knew what the sound of an icemaker meant!) and was trained in basic commands. He was also thrilled that someone had taught us to play fetch! My guess is that he is a couple of years old. We were told Rosie was about a year old, but she has grown enough I believe she was actually about 6 months old. Very quickly, they became the comedy relief of the neighborhood and made friends with all 7 of the neighbor dogs.  I must video tape them stalking (and hopping after) a grasshopper and figure out how to post it!

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Waiting for Andy to come home from school.

See the rest at: http://www.arjphotos.com/our_dogs

Hi Lynne and Kelly

I am glad both of you enjoyed the website. I update it each year around the holiday season. I will try to remember to send you a reminder next year, but you can peek anytime :-)  Yes, losing Oliver was very sad, but these two have filled our lives with joy and love. They are devoted to each other...like human siblings. They pester each other and play all day, then curl up together and snuggle when they sleep. They are so cute & sweet when they are cuddling.

We are the ones who should be thanking you. Without your devotion to this cause, they would not be with us. 

Thanks again.

Lisa

AdminPermalink Reply by LM Fowler - Admin on January 19, 2012 at 5:27pm

Annie came to us last April as a rescue from North Carolina. We met her at a small airport in New Jersey thanks to the pilots and paws program.  It was love at first sight for us!  We call her our clown dog because of all the funny things she does that entertain us.  She's keeping her fourteen year old sister, Rosie, young at heart.  This is her first New York winter and she has enjoyed the little bit of snow that we've had.
Keep up the wonderful work, we recommend your program to all who ask where we got such a great dog!
Sincere thanks,
John and Nancy

AdminPermalink Reply by LM Fowler - Admin on January 25, 2012 at 8:56pm

Tomorrow is 1 week with Foxy! Can't believe it.

 

Everything has been GREAT! He is really at home here. Eating better, walks well, no accidents in the house, loves the tennis balls and chewy stcks.

He is OBSESSED with Joe (and Joe with him, haha). It's really cute. He snuggles with him and looks for him and is totally his shadow. Foxy sleeps like a rock on his own bed. Joe tucks him in with his blankets and he literally is as snug as a bug and doesn't move until we drag him out of bed in the morning for a walk. It's unbelievable.

 

Tonight Lucy and Foxy actually played together! I was so happy. I heard playful growling and barking and looked around the corner and they were playing chase with each other. It was the first time they did this. I can't wait til it warms up and we can play with them in the yard. I think they are really taking to each other.

 

Foxy has his check up on Tues. I'll let you know how he makes out.

 

Love Cindy and Joe

AdminPermalink Reply by LM Fowler - Admin on January 30, 2012 at 7:12pm

Isabelle is doing great!!! She definitely is a descendant of Houdini and is keeping us on our toes. She can jump very high and will be great to teach tricks to.  She is very friendly and gets along with everyone she meets. Thank You for bringing her into our lives. 

Linda