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latest on Puppy Mill Busts.
We are very excited! Please take a look at the beautiful crate pads and beds
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Adopt Me Page features Pearl |
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LOOK WHO'S BACK IN TOWN!! Pearl is an almost 6 year old female white and
tan Pomeranian. She weighs around 5 1/2-6 lbs. She was a puppymill dog
that PMR rescued from a abusive home in July 2007. She was returned to
PMR because her adopter decided after a year and three months that Pearl
was not a good fit in her home. This was primarily due to the fact that
Pearl will submissively urinate when excited or stressed and she did not
do well around dominant or alpha dogs. She needs a calm, quiet, peaceful
environment. Pearl is a very happy, social, loving, playful little girl
that will fill your heart with joy. Please be sure you can give her a
forever home so she is never, ever discarded again in her life. For more
information on Pearl, contact her foster Mom at landerslblanders@aol.com.
update 11/8/09
Thank you, everybody for your continued prayers and support for Miss
Pearl. Not a peep out of her all night as she slept. This morning she
was up and ready to go outside, although moving slow and wagging her
tail slowly. She went out and pottied; then came back in and told me she
was ready for her breakfast. She ate everything in her bowl, took her
medicine and then went around looking for a soft, comfortable spot to
lay down. Her first choice was her normal spot under the desk in the
donut bed; however, Vail had found it first, so this was the result. You
can see Vail saying what the heck Mom? Pearl decided that wasn't very
comfy so she left to go into the dining room and found a large soft
pumpkin bed. : ) See her pretty Pink bandage?
We leave that on for 3-4 days and then we get her stitches out in 2
weeks. You can see she is a bit droopy, but not too bad.
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