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Here's an uplifting story for you. A dog that was discarded into a
shelter, left to die was adopted only to save an unrelated toddler from
freezing to death. We need to understand that dogs are much more than
pets. They have intelligence beyond what we can imagine, they have
knowledge, a sense of danger, personalities all their own. They are JUST
like people and should be treated with dignity and respect. This is
just one example of what a dog can do. Amazing.
Former shelter dog hailed as a hero for finding 3-year-old girl curled up in ditch
Former shelter dog, Peanut, is being hailed a hero for rescuing a 3-year-old girl from a ditch in Michigan.
Delta Animal Shelter/Facebook
A year ago, a 2-year-old dog with broken legs, ribs and a belly full
of carpet was fortunate enough to be saved by an animal shelter and
adopted into a loving home. Now, a year later, the dog’s the one doing the rescuing.
The medium-sized mixed-breed named Peanut suddenly started barking
uncontrollably while inside her home in Escanaba, Michigan, Friday
morning. The behavior was certainly unusual for the ordinarily shy pup.
She ran up and down the stairs, barking and yelping until her owner
finally let her outside. Once the door opened, the dog barreled into an
open field behind the house -- her confused owner following close
behind.
Eventually, the dog stopped in front of a ditch, and looked back at her owner.
At
first, the man pulled on the dog’s collar to turn back, but then he
took a closer look and saw a naked little girl curled up into a ball,
shivering uncontrollably in the freezing temperatures. Quickly, he
hopped into the ditch and wrapped her in his shirt, running back home
with Peanut on his heels.
The family called 911 as they covered the girl in blankets to warm her up.
“By
the time the ambulance and police arrived, the little girl could only
say one thing -- ‘doggie,’” the dog’s owner explained in a letter to the Delta Animal Shelter, where they adopted the dog last April. “Thanks to Peanut, a little girl’s life was saved.” Michigan’s Delta County Sheriff’s Office confirmed the family’s story in a news statement on Monday, crediting the canine for alerting his owner to the child’s presence.
The little girl was not injured and was transported to a nearby
hospital for tests, while deputies went door to door in an attempt to
find her parents, authorities said. The parents were eventually located
at a house nearby.
“Further investigation unveiled unsafe and unsanitary living conditions at the residence,” the sheriff’s office reported.
“Child Protective Services was contacted and the found girl along with
another young female were eventually removed from the residence.”
Police said the case has been sent to the Delta County Prosecutor’s Office for review.
“Through all of this sad news, give thanks the children are safe,” the Delta Animal Shelter wrote in a post
on Tuesday. “The good in this heartbreaking story is the heroism of
this former abused shelter dog Peanut, and her wonderful adoptive
family.”
The family agreed, praising Peanut for her “sixth
sense.” “Without her, not only would she have been gone from this
world, but the life of this little girl might have been taken as well,”
Peanut’s owner said.
I work with Weimaraner and Dachshund Rescues (as a dog dad of both breeds) and DC
Area Weimaraner Rescue has a LOT of dogs in foster care and more come
into the rescue almost weekly. That means a lot of vet bills, a lot of
food and other costs. To help out AND benefit from it, you can order
great bed sheets for yourself, Candles (in time for Thanksgiving,
Christmas, etc); OR Go to a really fun Wine Tasting event in Northern
Virginia. **You can even donate gently used shoes!** Details to all of them are below. PLEASE help out!! 1) Yankee Candle Fundraiser runs through November 1! http://www.yankeecandlefundraising.com/ Use our customer code YCC 990073907
2) Sheet set fundraiser! PayPal or Check. Email Karin at dcweimrescue@gmail.com to order. 3) Our semi-annual wine fundraiser at Barrel Oak November 1! 3623 Grove Lane, Delaplane, Virginia. 12-4pm EDT / Tickets $35 in advance, $40 at the door. Bring your dogs (all dogs are welcome - No retractable leashes, please) www.dcweimclub.org/rescue We will be collecting shoes at the event so come see us and bring shoes! TO FIND ADOPTABLE WEIMARANERS: http://www.dcweimclub.org/rescue/index.php
ONE OF THE WEIMARANERS UP FOR ADOPTION: Suki is a 3 year old spayed female. She
has just finished her heartworm treatment and is ready for a home! Suki
is from Japan but she only speaks English. She is house and crate
trained and good with other dogs and cats. Suki knows some commands and
walks well on a leash. Suki would do best in an adult only home where
the adults are ALPHA. She needs strong leadership and will take
advantage of the weaker family members. No kids please!
Since I gave a talk this past weekend about Pets and the Afterlife, I wanted to share info about an adoptable dog that I helped rescue last weekend through Coast to Coast Dachshund Rescue.
Meet Milo! A week ago Sunday, we were the last in the transport
leg for two senior Dachshunds who were brought into the rescue (from a divorced
home). Now you can "Meet" them- through this biography, photos and
video I put together to help get them adopted.
Milo is a lovable (and overweight), red long-haired dachshund. He
isadoptable thru c2cdr.org. he's on line now.
MEET MILO
Hi I'm Milo! I'm a senior male dog with a super-sweet
personality. I'm a very docile red long-haired (mostly my tail) dachshund registered
with the American Canine Association. I LOVE to take life easy. Life is a gift,
and I'm a mellow guy. In fact, I'm cuddler and will come up to you and sit on
your lap if you're sitting on the floor.
Sadly, I'm a victim of a divorce (like my
brother Max, an 11 year old black and tan doxie also up for adoption) where my
human parents split and I was placed in a foster home.
I really need to be in a home with another dog. I grew up with Max and am not happy unless I have another dog around.
I LOVE food.. I mean I really love food. I confess I've eaten some of my
brother's food, so I'm about 24 pounds. I need to lose weight and working on
it. I'm neutered, heartworm negative and up to date on all vaccinations through
March 2016! My teeth are in good shape and I'm healthy except for the weight
thing, but we all like treats. I take heartworm and flea preventative on the
21st of each month.
I'm a happy guy who loves slow walks!
I normally eat twice a day, around 7 am and 6
p.m. Before bedtime, if you get out a milk bone I will stop whatever he's doing
to jump into my bed. Then, if you partially cover the crate with a blanket, it
makes me feel secure so I can sleep through the night.
I don't mind taking a bath, and getting my
nails trimmed is no big deal (although a lot of dachshunds don't like it).
That's how easy going I am!
I came into the rescue on Aug. 2, 2015 with my 11
year old brother Max (and we grew up together, so if you're looking for a pair
of sweet seniors, we would love to be adopted together).
Milo is adoptable at Coast to Coast Dachshund
Rescue for an adoption fee of $150. For information go to: c2cdr.org. The
adoption fee helps reimburse the rescue for all the up-front medical costs,
vaccines, spay/neutering, etc. that are done to get dogs healthy and adoption
ready. Contact April at aprilmlindsey@yahoo.com Coast-to-Coast Dachshund Rescue (www.c2cdr.org),
Maryland Representative
This Saturday - if you live in the upstate NY area I'll be talking about how pets communicate from the other side - at the Adirondack Save-A-Stray #Rescue fundraising event! *** There are still some tickets available! Call 518-654-6220. **** It's my 2nd year-
and the dinner and raffles are AMAZING. I join 2 other great speakers:
Nancy, an Animal Communicator and Reiki master will present as will Dan,
a professional dog trainer. (I'm looking forward to getting some tips
from him for our dogs). It's in Glens Falls, NY, near Saratoga Springs, and 1 hr north of Albany! Proceeds Benefit the RESCUE!!!