Shih Tzu
Available for Adoption
Ebony
(her before picture, stay tuned to see her after grooming)
Female/spayed/shots current
10 years old
11 lbs
(Adopted May 21/19)
Hello
to little black dog lovers everywhere!
I am a
little black dog and that’s why my name is Ebony. These are my
“before” and "after" pictures
My
human passed away on Monday. On Tuesday I went to Michele’s in Kirkland
and then got right in to VCA Redwood to have my full medical diagnostics run to
see what kind of health I was in. I am so lucky because my blood work,
exams, X rays and such showed nothing other than that I am in great health.
I did need a dental but that was quickly taken care of. Other than a
groom, there is nothing hanging fire for me and I am ready to be adopted.
I am a
bouncy little thing, always wagging my tail, and happy to join in with anyone.
I’m not afraid of cats or rabbits or big dogs and love to join any party.
I’m well adjusted and have adjusted to losing my human. She had been ill
and that’s why my bangs are a bit long. My human loved me so much and
took better care of me than she did of herself. Neighbors saw us together
often and when my human went to the hospital, one of them worked diligently to
track me down and make sure I could find a great home.
Now
that my medical is taken care of, I get to live with Cindy and her three dogs,
while we look for a new home for me.
Please
don’t be afraid of my age. I could live another 5 years. But you
would not think I wasn’t a puppy when you meet me. Life is one glorious
tableau and I don’t want to miss one minute of it. I am looking for
someone who feels this way, too.
One
thing is for sure, I will LOVE LOVE and LOVE you.
With
love and gratitude,
Fostered in Kirkland, WA email Furbaby
for application.
Lulu
Cavalier
King Charles Spaniel/Shih Tzu (Cava-Tzu)
6 years old
Spayed/shots current
25 lbs
so foster has signed her up for training, to see if she can work through some of
these issues. Meeting a potential adopter is difficult as they cannot see
her true self*
Hi!
My name is Lulu and I am looking for my new forever home and family!
Here
are some things that you should know about me: I am crate trained for a
safe place but I always sleep in the bed with my foster family--that’s one of
my favorite things to do! I am major snuggle bug and my foster mom says
that I’m an “in your pocket” kind of a girl. That means that I love
to be by your side—after all, I am your best friend and you are mine!
Stuck on you…that’s me! I also like some alone time during my days, so
you may sometimes find me napping in the soft blankets on the master bed.
It’s just so comfy there! I currently live with 6 other dog siblings and
I do well with all dogs, large and small. I even get along with Cats,
though I sometimes find them fun to chase! Even though I’m half Shih Tzu,
I identify with my Cavalier side of the family the most…I’m just so, so
sweet and lovely! I’m a sensitive girl and would prefer a quieter home
with not a lot of yelling or commotion. I spent my last 6 years living on
6 acres and know how to go in and out of a doggie door because, well…because
I’m super smart! I’m a happy girl who is athletic and fun and I would
really love someone who would love to throw a ball for me!
Some
super important things to know about me:
I
am very slow to warm up to new people
I
may growl if I am introduced to new people too quickly
I
will need additional training to build my confidence in new situations with
new people.
I
will likely do best in a quiet home with a big yard. Dog parks, doggie
day care and walks through the neighborhood are all things that are too
scary for me right now-- I grew up on 6 acres and love that environment!
If you
think that you might be interested in meeting me, please fill out one of our
applications and my foster Mom will get back to you ASAP! I am very much
looking forward to meeting you!
Lulu
Fostered in Olympia, email Furbaby for application.
Doggie
thoughts:
“Why
won’t they adopt me? Is it because I’m a senior?
I
wouldn’t overlook them just because they’re a senior.
Are
they afraid of me dying too soon? Well, I might be afraid they’d die too soon
if I was a young puppy and then what would happen to me?
Which
is worse – to say good-bye to an aged beloved pet or to die yourself and leave
your pet behind with an unknown future?”
People
thoughts:
For
me, a human, I’d rather know that my pet is waiting for me on the other side
versus me dying first and leaving my beloved pet’s future to chance. Sometimes
those we ask to take over our pet’s care after we’re gone, don’t always do
so. After all, we’d be gone, we’d never know
~
K D Dreyer
~
"The Animals
Savior"
Copyright Jim Willis 1999
I looked at the caged animals in the
shelter...the cast offs of human society.
I saw in their eyes love
and hope, fear and dread,
sadness and betrayal.
And I was angry
"God," I said "this is terrible! Why don't you
do something?"
God was silent for a moment and than
He spoke softly
"I have done something." He replied
"I created You"
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