Kahlua

Hi, My name is Kahlua and as you can see I am a beautiful purebred German Shepherd. I am a big girl probably around 80-90 lbs. I am about 4-5 years old and had a family at one time, so I am perfectly house trained and good with kids and people. I am a little curious about cats and would like to play with them but no one lets me do that. I am not aggressive with them though. I like some dogs too!  I am being trained by Annie and Edel of www.K9ADVISORS.com I am getting dog obedience training, and will be a perfectly obedient dog for you and your family.. did I mention I love kids?? My prior family just dropped me off in a strange neighborhood one day and never came back to get me. I found a vacant house and was hanging out there when a very nice person started to bring me food and water everyday. I was there for a couple of weeks until he brought me to the shelter, where I am living now. I sure miss living with a family as I was meant to be a family dog. If you want to share your family with me, I would love to be invited to come home and live with you. Call Kathy at 305-401-4693 or email her at klcremer@aol.com if you want to meet me.

 

Natasha

Hi, my name is Natasha. I am a purebred German Shepherd but my last family didn't really care about me. After I had puppies they took me and dropped me off to wander around the streets far away from home, so I couldn't find my way back. But I wandered over to a shelter and they took me in and are taking care of me. They named me Natasha, I guess because it sounds so regal. And I live up to my name. Well, I look regal anyway. I still act like a pup because I am not even 2 years old yet. I love to run and walk on a leash and just have a good time. I am a friendly girl and love people and kids. I am being trained by Edel ( my favorite trainer) of www.K9ADVISORS.com and my new family will get a chance to meet him because they get a free training session with him. Edel says that I will be good with some dogs and that I am trainable with the right cats, but I am a little curious about them right now. But whatever, I love people and that is enough for me. I weigh about 50lbs and I won't be a big German Shepherd. I am spayed and up to date with all my shots and ready to go to my forever home. Please come visit me at Pet Rescue in Miami. You can call Kathy at 305-401-4693 or contact her at klcremer@aol.com if you want to come meet me.

 

 Jesse

Look at this mug! Boy am I cute! And what a personality. You would never know that I was thrown over a 12 foot barbed wire fence in the middle of the night by some unappreciative(to say the least) humans! and they call us beasts!!! It didn't feel good either, I was quite cut up, but I have recovered and am ready to get back to life. I am about a year old 45-50 lb playing  machine. I get along with EVERYONE and EVERY DOG!. Haven't met a cat yet, but if you have some cats, I will see if I can oblige. Oh, yeah and I am being trained by the best trainer they tell me. The wonderful, the magnificent( I am trying to get on his good side, for treats!), the awesome, Edel Miedes.........THE k9advisor. So, if you bring me home, you get to have Edel come visit us for free and show you everything that I have learned.

If you are interested in having the best friend you ever had, call one of my many admirers, Kathy at 305-401-4693, or email her at klcremer@aol.com. I will be playing while I'm waiting!

 MORTY

Hi, my name is Morty and as you can see, I am a sight to behold. I have a beautiful fur coat that shines like black satin. I am a large fellow, about 60 lbs......the more to love you with! I am around five years old and I am not used to being alone, much less in a shelter. I was adopted as a puppy and spent my life so far with five other pals, girls and boys, in a big farm in Georgia. But my mom died and my dad couldn't take care of all of us, so he drove us back to a place where he knew that they would take care of us and try to find us all loving homes. Well, it didn't happen as quickly as I thought (well it did for my pals, they all found homes,).  I am still here waiting for that special home and family. Cats don't bother me  and I am housebroken. I am obedience trained also! I am very protective of my people when I settle in, so you will feel very safe with me around.

Please call Kathy if you want to come pick me up, I am waiting for YOU!

Kathy's number is 305-4014693 and her email address is klcremer@aol.com

PHOENIX
Phoenix was named by the trainer that evaluated him for us...named so because he feels in the right home, with love and patience, Phoenix will soar and be the sweet golden that he once was. Due to obvious long term neglect and abuse, Phoenix is a dog that we need to slowly introduce to the comforts of home. He, we surmise, has been on his own for a very long time. We can also surmise that he was abused and most likely lived in a small space due to the structure of his back legs. He has absolutely no muscle mass and is very thin. His coat is brittle and short, but with good nutrition we hope he will have this beautiful, soft buff colored coat that he must have had at one time. This dog has amazing eyes...deep brown against his white muzzle...the intensity, intelligence and love that you feel when you look into his eyes is overwhelming. He will closely watch your every move too...very nosey and observant. Phoenix's health is not the best but there is nothing that cannot be improved. He is heartworm positive which we will treat when he is stronger; he did have a respiratory virus when he first came to us which is going away; and he does have some structural damage to his back legs and we will need to address that once he is stronger. We are hoping with attention, love, good food, exercise and good vet care, he will be able to overcome some of the health issues that he faces at the present. We will also need to address his emotional issues...he needs to develop trust and comfort. Our trainers will be working on a program for him to accomplish this and our loving, patient foster home will also be involved in his progress. He has made a huge amount of progress in the last two weeks thanks to our dedicated volunteer Jeri who has visited him every day, sometimes twice a day, walked him, worked with him and shown him what love is all about. Phoenix has bonded with Jeri...and allows her to do almost anything with him and we have hopes that he will bond with his new foster Mom as he did with Jeri. He has a long road ahead but he has come so far. GRINinc felt that Phoenix deserved one more chance and we are here for him. If you would like to sponsor Phoenix (medical care and training), please make a tax deductible donation today! Oh, also we need to let you know that Phoenix loves his tennis balls...the more the merrier, so if you wish to donate to the 'Phoenix Tennis Ball Fund' let us know!

  ALLIE
Allie was found as a stray at the shelter. Not only has this poor little girl been terribly neglected physically but she has been emotionally damaged. She is a frightened and often withdrawn young golden girl. Lets' talk about her physical condition. Allie's skin and lack of coat is indicative of chronic skin allergies due to poor nutrition and probably poor housing. We think she may have been an outside dog. Note the loss of coat from the lower jaw , neck, belly down to the rear end. The black skin around her eyes is another sign of lack of care, poor nutrition and severe neglect. Allie is a very small, 1-2 year old golden who is extremely thin and weak. She also has had pups not too long ago. She has a raspy bark...possibly abusive damage to her trachea or she has been de-barked. We really feel that Allie was a "puppy mill" breeder dog...used every time she could to produce puppies to provide her owner with money...too bad that the money earned wasn't put towards her care. Now onto the mental/emotional damage. She is a very nervous dog, frightened of loud noises and very fearful of the leash. However, in just 24 hours, Allie has made herself at home on the foster parent's sofa and will come when they call her. She wags that little whip of a tail and has a wiggle butt for sure. She is still uncomfortable with all the TLC our special foster parents are giving her but we are sure that she will come around in time. She has the capability of being a very special, sweet, golden girl for the right home. Of course she is nowhere near ready to go to her forever home. A visit to the allergist may be in her future. Right now we are providing a warm, comfortable home environment with lots of love and dedication to her needs, along with good vet care for any medical needs. We will keep you posted regarding her progress and hopefully soon new photos that will show how well she is doing.