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NowEllie Sadler, the San Francisco Animal Control officer who seized the four dogs, had told Grateful Dogs Rescue that the trial was starting this week. Here is a link to an article appearing on SFGate today and in tomorrow's San Francisco Chronicle:
http://www.sfgate.com/default/article/Dog-cruelty-trial-underway-in-S-F-3940880.phpIf you've read the past few blog posts, you know that Grateful Dogs Rescue has been looking for foster homes for four Lab/Weimaraner mixes who were rescued from a cruelty case and need training and socialization to get ready to be adopted into a new home.
It looks like Grateful Dogs Rescue has found San Francisco Bay area fosters for Annie and Katie. Now we really need to find a foster home for Harry.
Harry is doing so well. He gave the Grateful Dogs Rescue evaluator a kiss through his kennel bars today and it was the first day she had met him. He really needs a foster home!
Read more about these dogs the GDR blog posts on Saturday, June 2nd and Thursday, May 31st.
If you can foster Harry, please fill out a foster application here
http://gratefuldogsrescue.org/foster-application
Grateful Dogs Rescue has an URGENT need for foster homes for three female and one male Weinaramer/Lab mixes from a cruelty case. They had been locked up in a cage and starved. They need further socialization of city life and the outdoors, but have come a long way with the help of volunteers. They are fourteen months old and 2-4 foster homes are needed or even another rescue who can take them.
Harry loves fetching squeaky toys while Katie is very affectionate. Katie is currently limping but there are no broken bones and should be back to normal with rest. Annie is the most submissive of the three but does well on her walks outside. Rose is very outgoing in the kennel but the most skittish on her outside walks though she's improved simply within the second walk.
To foster one or more of these dogs, contact Grateful Dogs Rescue at 415 587 1121 or email info@gratefuldogsrescue.org. Fill out a foster application at http://gratefuldogsrescue.org/foster-application
Grateful Dogs Rescue pays for all medical. And if your GDR foster dog needs training help, GDR can provide that, too.
Grateful Dogs Rescue is looking for someone in the San Francisco bay area to foster Maximus, a four year old yellow lab mix (maybe a little bit of pit in there). He is active, loves to play ball, loved being out running around in the yard on a beautiful day. Basically, wants to be a big lap dog! He was very interested in the assortment of stuffed toys left in the yard. Walks nicely on leash, very responsive to commands.
To learn about fostering a dog with Grateful Dogs Rescue, go to http://gratefuldogsrescue.org/FosterADogWithGratefulDogsRescue
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