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| Ellie
Ellie had been abandoned, and
we think abused, by her previous owner. She showed the
classic signs of submissiveness — cowering, rolling
over, wetting, terrified of men and strangers. She needed
a special home, and she got one.
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Molly
Just thought I
would drop a line...Molly is great. I really have become
intrigued as to her history. She is very well-trained,
loves frisbee, can sit, lie, fetch, speak, roll over
and play dead, she loves to hunt. Just what can you
tell me about her as to where she was found and when?
I wish she could talk because I feel that this little
girl could tell an interesting story. She and I have
become fast friends and she loves to ride. —
Joan
We should also add that
this is the most
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| Brody
Brody (formerly called
Sigfried) is doing great in his new home. He lives on
the edge of a state park, so has a wonderful area to
play and hunt
with his Doberman brother, Bucky. His legs have completely
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Noelle
This is Noelle with her
new guardian, who writes, "thank you so much for Noelle.
She is a little angel. I love her so much! She is very
happy now as you can see in these pictures — she
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| Bianca
Bianca's new family reports
that "she is very affectionate and loves to be
near people. She only barks when strangers come into
the yard and occasionally she sings the blues."
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Ryker
Ryker was one of those
great lucky guys who moved right into his new home.
We only had him in our facility for about a week before
going home with the family who found him. |
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| Big Guy
I'm not a canine but I was adopted
from NCCR. I'm a 12 year-old Siamese found in a building
at a local winery. I wasn't claimed, so the kind family
that found me has opened their home to me. Here I am
at work, slouching
on the couch and investigating the yard. |
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Tasker
Every picture tells a story.
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| Queenie
Queenie's family tells us that "she
is working out great and we love her dearly."
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Seamus
When Seamus first arrived at NCCR,
his little head had to be shaved due to an infected
bite wound. Now he's healthy and strong, and one very
happy puppy with his new
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| Phoenix
Phoenix was adopted by a very kind
family who, with an abundance of patience and love,
have given him a life that he had, until then, never
known.
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