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There are so many special babies that have touched all our lives. Each one is unique in their own right.
Be sure to click on their names to read the rest of their stories....... Our Featured Feets: | |
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Keely
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Another proud graduate of Basic Obedience Class! As
you can see, being blind and deaf did not prevent Keely from wearing her graduation cap! You can read more about Keely on our Waggin' Tails page.and see baby pictures of her on Keely's page. |
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My story is of Angel Burgundy, a pure breed Australian Shepherd. We first
met this little ball of white fluff at Wasatche Animal Rescue, part of a Salt Lake City retail pet supply store, Yuppie Puppie. She crawled into my partner's lap and all uncertainty about her future was forgotten. But our little Angel is "special," she's what is called a "lethal white." She is completely deaf and has limited sight. We had no idea what we were getting into when we brought her into our existing pack of three dogs (all with their own set of physical problems). |
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There is this little girl, a lethal white, they call her, a poor choice for a breeding encounter. This little girl sat straight
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I’m not quite sure where to start Max’s saga. It all started one day when I was checking my e-mail and found a
plea for foster homes. Five lethal white pups (7 weeks) were about to be drowned if not rescued. I called my husband and it must have touched a nerve because he said we could foster one of the puppies. Not ever having experience with a deaf or blind dog, I wasn’t sure I was ready, but I was sure that I didn’t want them hurt. |
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Amazing Aussies • PO Box 31245 • Mesa, AZ 85275
