Re: [pyrnet] pet store pups

[Jennifer Carpousis <forgrtpyrs@erols.com>]

Elaine and Pico,
I am not sure how I do it either - these pick ups are the worst - where I
have to meet the abuser.  I much prefer going to the shelters to get my
Pyrs.  JT's owner explained to me how he kept him in the yard without any
problem - to him it was ok.  I got him to the vet and he was completely
shaking - weak in the rear - weighing in at 77.  He did great in his first
foster home - gained 45 pounds.  He is now in his permanent home - doing
great.

Most of the time when I go to these homes to pick up the rescues I leave so
angry that I leave holding it together.  But I admit there are definitely
times I end up at the vet and have a good sob - and they sob right along
with me.

I don't know where these abusers end up in the end but it cannot be even
near the sweet spirits of my precious Kimba, Atlas, and Pericles.

Jen

> From: EFPico@gateway.net
> Reply-To: pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org
> Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2001 18:53:26 EST
> To: pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org
> Subject: Re: [pyrnet] pet store pups
> 
> In a message dated 01/08/2001 9:43:19 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> forgrtpyrs@erols.com writes:
> 
> << But since you ask his special need is that he comes from a home where the
> way they kept him in the yard was by placing a tire around his neck.  >>
> 
> Jen, I don't know how you do it, but I have to congratulate you for finding a
> place for this guy to live. I am just in tears thinking about this poor guy
> in a yard with a tire around his neck. Every time I think I have heard it
> all, someone tops it! I sincerely hope there is a special level in Hell for
> animal abusers.
> 
> Elaine and Pico
> 
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