sonjst??? I'm off tomorrow with intent to come back with a fur ball. Wish me luck.
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Yep. I've spent hours on the net checking out everything in the state. Driving 2 hours south very very very early tomorrow, in hopes of coming back with a fluff ball. The lady I've talked to says that folks camp out overnight on the side walk, waiting for staff to show up at 8 AM so they can "take a number" to again be in line to hope for a dog when they open at 11 AM. The rest of the country doesn't have this shortage of dogs available for adoption. Of course, if I wanted a pit, or an old dog... not such an issue.
Thanks, Widget! I knew that if anyone had a lead on a dog, it would be you! I drove almost 2 hours at 5 AM this morning to stand for over an hour and a half in the freezing cold so I could be in line to adopt a puppy from a shelter at the southern end of my state. Then, I had to wait 3 hours till the shelter finally opened up so I could pick her out. She's a Jack Russell/mix. I think she has some hound in her. She just about made my ears bleed when we started driving home. There was some baying mixed in with the yipping. From all I'm seeing, she's going to be an awesome dog, and very easy to train. I hope she'll be a safe presence around my chickens to help deter hawks.There is a beautiful lab mix in a foster home in Wells right now. She is about two. Crate trained. Very sweet. Her name is Cinder. She was found in a burnt out house in TN. She is from Big Fluffy Dog Rescue. I can give you more info and a picture if you would like. I've et the dog and she is great.