NY Shelter, Dec 1998
Sun, 13 Dec 1998 16:05:02 -0600 - from Sue, via Liz
<<Hello,
1 year old male
We are a great shelter, all the dogs get spayed/neutered, Dist/Parvo,
bordetella, rabies vacc, de-wormed with Panacur, de-flea-ed, temperament
evaluated, crate trained. We are separating the males from the bitch because
we don't know when she's due to come in season. They were in this person's
home for a year, she originally got them from her aunt, who originally got
them from the pet store in the mall. They are not housebroken, are used to
sleeping under the covers with the woman, are friendly and handleable when
they get to know you but barky and yappy and growly when they were on her lap
and we went over. They seem frightened but like very decent companions. It's
too early to tell about placing them with older children. They were raised
with cats and get along with each other very well. I will call our vet on
Monday and get them appointments for spaying and neutering ASAP. They are in
no danger of being euthanized here, as I believe them to be highly placeable,
but I always like to contact good rescue groups who may have good people on a
waiting list, and since these are young....
I also contacted a Linda in Long Island NY who also does Min Pin rescue and
helped us with a black and tan male we had a few months ago.
Thanking you for your web page and any help you can give us.
Sun, 13 Dec 1998 18:44:38 EST - from Cheryl
OK Folks........HELP!!!!!! Just got off the phone with Sue, she is acting
really fast on these! I told her we would do our best to cover expenses also
told her about MPCA $50.00 (has anyone actually gotten this?)! If she can get
squeezed in they should be neutered/spayed, fully vetted & ready to go to
homes or foster by....yikes....Wednsday! She is really not set up to keep
them for long so we need to act fast! She is in Kingston, NY ......The boys
are wonderful, girl a bit more cautious but wants to be loved! No need to go
together so that's easier. OK, lets go folks, I don't know what else to say
so will wait to hear from U!
Cheryl
Mon, 14 Dec 1998 09:13:43 EST - from Cheryl
Well, now I am working on ZERO permanent homes! The gal in NY looking to
adopt has an affinity for the cropped look and these dogs are not cropped.
She sounds sweet & I told her we would keep her in mind for a young cropped
female should one come available. She likes red or chocolate & on the smaller
side. We are now back to square one, I am hoping there are some other
thoughts or applicants we can contact or foster care is our only option for
the moment!
Cheryl
Thu, 17 Dec 1998 01:57:40 EST - from Cheryl
Hi all!
We still need homes for the 2 young red boys in NY! It would be great to get
these guys into homes ASAP!! They are loving sweet boys & in good overall
health & condition!! I am told they are about 11 to 12 inches tall & are
approx. 10 pounds! They will be neutered tomorrow and WANT to find new
homes!! A couple new ways to get names of potential new homes have been
mentioned! Please let the list know if this pans out! Also Petie made a good
suggestion! As part of the application for adoption questionnaire we should
ask if folks are willing to, or would consider paying the approx. $150.00 it
would cost to air ship a rescue. This way we would know weather we should
contact prospects who are not in the immediate viscidity of the dogs that are
available. Any other suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated!
Cheryl
Thu, 17 Dec 1998 14:53:07 -0500 - from Dawn
Hey guys, Just a quick note to let you know that I have been contacting people
regarding these 2 males and what the status is. Cheryl, I spoke with Nick today.
His appt. changed to Sat, so he is going to call me sometime Sat to let me know
what happened. If this doesn't go through, he would like one of the NY boys.
Also heard back via phone mail from PA, they are interested as well. I'm still
waiting for a home in NJ to respond for the NY boys. For Saz's little pepper
boy, we are planning on CT as a home, but need to verify a few things first.
I've sent an email out to all of the homes waiting asking if they were still
interested so we can be sure that we still have homes waiting in those areas.
We'll update the web page once all the results are in. I'm also in the process
of contacting everyone who has dogs available to verify they are still around.
The web site will reflect those results as well. I did mention in the memo to
the waiting list that shipping is an OPTION and not a necessity to adopt a dog
through IMPS, so hopefully that will clear up any confusion. For those of you on
the waiting list that actively post to this list, I did not add you to that memo
because I would have heard you were no longer interested once you'd bragged
about your new pup. If you'd like a copy of that email, send me a private one
and I'll forward it to you. I think that's about it for now, should try and
actually work while I'm at work! : )
P.S. - Doolittle and Linda Lipe - I may have a home for the little Daschie, but
will be involved for home check and transport only. If it does come to pass, it
will have to be on someone else's contract, not IMPS.
Sat, 19 Dec 1998 16:11:00 -0500 - from Petie
They will all be out of the shelter and on their way by Sunday evening. The
two yr old red female is being adopted by a lady in NJ who was on our
waiting list. She is driving to Kingston and picking her up arranged by
Cheryl (Shellamar1).
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Sun, 20 Dec 1998 14:51:08 -0500 - from Petie
Please everyone think kind,warm and grateful thoughts for Nancy & Vinny
today....and tomorrow...The ride that was to bring the two boys TO THEIR
HOUSE just decided they could only bring them as far as 3 hours from
them.....The shelter had this information yesterday morning and I
specifically asked if there were any problems to call me immediately and we
could arrange additional transportation, but they call just giving Nancy
and Vince time to start NOW to meet them.....saying if they couldn't do it
they would place the dogs.
Sun, 20 Dec 1998 20:35:57 EST - from Nancy
Attached is a photo the the two boys from New York. We picked them up and
they have been pretty good so far.
Petie you were right. Vince can't do it. I called Shiela and she does not
have a definite home for the second little boy, so he wants to keep him. So I
guess you will be getting the agreement with our signatures on it.
We haven't decided which one to keep yet. The little one with dumbo ears is
livelier so I assume he is the younger of the to. He seems to get along with
our three better than the other little boy.
So I guess it will be Max, Nikki, Lucky & ???
Lots of hugs,
Nancy
Sun, 20 Dec 1998 20:35:58 EST - from Nancy & Vince
Well, as you have probably already guessed, since one of the boys did not yet
have a permanent home, Vince has decided that we are going to keep one. I
have sent a photo to Mag, but if anyone wants it sent privately, just let me
know.
We have not decided which one at this point, and probably won't decide until
tomorrow morning when I leave for work with one of them. The new owners will
be coming to my office at 7:00AM to pick him up. I spoke with his new mother
and she is really excited.
We will keep you posted on what we do. We plan on naming him Dally after my
grandfather John Dallas Clark. We don't have any children to name after our
kin and might as well name the dogs after them.
Nancy & Vince
Mon, 21 Dec 1998 19:45:36 EST - from Nancy
Well, the Kinnard family came to my office around 7:15AM this morning, (they
were so excited that they even kept the kids out of school so they could come
to pick him up) and picked up "Elvis". They started out with "Cocoa" but when
I called them around 2PM to see how they were making out they had changed his
name to "Elvis".
They were a really nice family and I think Elvis will have a great home with
lots of love. Linda told me he was getting along great with their mixed
sheppard and cat and hadn't had any accidents (yet! As for the Pistol named Dally, he is doing OK. He gets along great with our
three, but is a horn toad.
I have to tell you about last night. Elvis and Dally were inseparable. They
were both constantly humping each other. So much so that I had to separate
them in different crates when we went to bed because they continued humping
each other. (Both of these guys were neutered on 12/18) This morning Elvis
was again humping on Dally and on my way to work I noticed that Elvis' penis
was still out and very swollen. An hour later when I arrived at work it was
still the same way. When the Kinnards arrived it was still the same way.
(Men, don't be jealous! These guys are little perverts. I had to keep squirting them with water to
break them apart. It's not working so good with Dally when he is trying to
hump Lucky's leg. And of course Lucky just lays there. DUH!
My Christmas is complete. I was able to take part in seeing a family's joy
when they first laid eyes on their new Minpin baby and I have a new one that
joined our family.
Nancy
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If you have any queries, feel free to email me at
mglsim@cygnus.uwa.edu.au
IMPS: 3 MinPins just arrived at our shelter
My name is Sue Sternberg and I have a small animal shelter in upstate NY. I
took in 3 red Min Pins today from a hideous woman who said her "husband
wanted them out of the house NOW". They are uncropped but docked, two have a very
low ear set, and the youngest has almost prick ears.
2 year old male
2 year old female
Sue Sternberg>>
1yr & 2 yr MinPins STILL need homes!!
Dawn
The two yr old red males are being driven sunday from the shelter to Nancy
and Vince's (Vinnysnag,Minpindady)home in NJ by friends who are visiting
the shelter owner for the weekend.
A couple in PA from our waiting list is driving to pick one up at Nancy's
work on Monday morning arranged by Dawn (Dawn Sullivan ).
Sheila Stepp is driving to the NJ Delaware border probably monday or
tuesday to pick up the other from Nancy or Vince....she has a possible home
but will foster the dog until we make other arrangements.
My sincere thanks for all their help,phone calls and general hand holding
to Cheryl,Dawn,Liz,and Linda (doolittle) and of course to the people who
are driving,fostering and actually getting these little guys to their new
homes, Nancy & Vince and Sheila Stepp.
Petie
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So totally above and beyond the call of duty these guys will get the boys
and make their arranged meeting tomorrow to thier new homes.
Who said rescue was easy! I guess we are learning.
Petie
New York Boys
Max, Nikki, Lucky & Dally
I hope that everyone out there has a Safe, Happy & Healthy Holiday.
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