Linda has kept me informed about some of her activities as the new Transport Coordinator for the Darlington Express rescue dogs, so I thought I'd share a few brief stories about them.
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| Cameo and her new friend. |
You've just got to love this picture! The black and white is a female named Cameo, who was headed to One Life to Live in Scranton. After her long journey from the south, she had a sleepover on March 15th, which proved to be oodles of fun for Cameo -- and the little girl from the host family for the night. Good thing the crate was big enough for both of them!
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| Pinky -- In the Pink! |
Then there's Pinky. Pinky had to have a blood transfusion when she was about five weeks old, and only 1 1/2 pounds! As she got healthier, the color of her feet, belly and gums started to turn pink, after being a pale yellow. She's up to five pounds now and is at One Life to Live in Scranton waiting to be adopted.
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| Favoring his leg a little bit. |
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| See what a good dog I am? |
Linda also wanted to share a picture of another cutie pie who arrived right after getting out of a leg cast. He must go through some physical therapy, but he looks like he's doing quite well, and hopefully he'll find a furever home soon.
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| Serenity, serene and comfortable on her overnight visit. |
And then finally, there was Serenity, who you can see was quite spoiled during her overnight visit recently, while on her way to a safe shelter to await adoption.
The dogs just keep on coming, sadly. I would like nothing better than to see no supply of dogs left to meet adopters' demands, because they all have good homes. To get there, we MUST stop puppy mills, find solutions for feral cats, and spay/neuter our own pets.
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