Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Lost GSP St Louis Area (Union, MO) - Looking for owners or new home .....

Update on this young male.  He went into foster care today and has now been nuetered he is available.  I spoke with Molly through e-mail tonight he is doing well and is still available.  Words can not express my admration for Molly pulling him from the center; but just before the Christmas what a wonderful act of kindness, THANK YOU Molly.  Now we still need to find him a good home.

Molly Butterworth sent this out.  If you are able to help please contact or the Franklin County Humane Society.

- E-mail from Molly --------------------------

We were English Pointer fosters until we recently took a break to concentrate on the health needs of our oldest dog, and when we saw a GSP in our local humane society in the St. Louis area, we told the shelter director we would pass along his information to anyone we could.

He is an intact liver and white male guessed to be approximately 2 years old and was found as a stray with both a reflective hunting collar and a shock training collar.  His owner did not come to retrieve him.  He is heartworm negative and passed their health exam but needs to gain weight.  He seems like a very sweet, bright, and affectionate dog who gets along well with other dogs, and the shelter director said he’s one of the kindest and sweetest dogs they’ve had in some time.  Attached are a few very bad quality photos of him; he’s actually a handsome dog.

The local GSP rescue is full, as I’m sure most of yours are, particularly this time of year, but we wanted to pass along his information just in case, as he seems like an exceptionally nice dog.  If anyone has space for him, we would be happy to pull him from the shelter, which is very rescue-friendly, and start his transport in any direction from Union, MO.

Lost German Shorthairpointer

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If you adopt or rescue this pup from the shelter as always will will donate a large bag of Royal Canin with confirmation from the shelter of the delivery address.

Regards,
Jim

Posted by J Brown on 12/24 at 12:53 AM
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