by Eliana Aubin
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| Abby and Suzi-Q with trisha |
Desert Haven recently rescued several
dogs and cats in need of a new lease on life. Jack the small Jack Russell mix with
a big personality, Foxxy the tiny terrier, Miniature Pinschers Roxie and Holly,
and Libby the Toy Manchester Terrier. The little group has already adapted well
to the daily life at Dog Town and they all are enjoying the Puppy Play Yard and
its two-story Puppy Club House to the fullest, together with Sancho and
Penelope who visit regularly, and also Sandy & Daisy, who join their fun
activities every Tuesday, when their human dad – Larry – volunteers at the
sanctuary. Each of the new furry residents is now vetted – quite an expensive -
but necessary – undertaking. Tom is in
the process of getting photos of all of them for the Desert Haven Petfinder
page. All of them, including Dog Town’s other fur-boys and girls Lucy, Scruffy,
Forest, Mosey, Suzy-Q, Abby, Missy and her roommate Gentle Ben, are already
posted on the Facebook pages www.Facebook.com/DesertHaven and also on www.Facebook.com/PawsnClawsThriftShoppe.
Zoey, Toto and Crystal are Dog town’s current boarders. The spacious VIP Yard
and its “Peace Pad” has been their home away from home.
Gentle back came back to the
sanctuary some weeks ago. Apparently, soon after another adult male dog – a
service dog - was moved into the household, the two fur-boys didn’t make the
connection needed and Gentle Ben was returned. The adoption policy at Desert
Haven allows for anyone, at any time, to return a companion animal adopted from
the sanctuary.
Desert Haven also rescued several
felines the past several weeks, including Piper and L.C. (AKA Lucky Cat). L.C.
was “dumped” on a property at the outskirts of town one afternoon, together
with two other house cats obviously belonging to the same party. Not even a day
after their abandonment in unknown territory, the owners of the property
witnessed a coyote swiftly abducting one of the felines. The other one was
taken shortly thereafter. The third feline was immediately taken to the
sanctuary, saving him from the horrible fate of the other two. People who
abandon their unwanted animals obviously do not care enough about what will
happen to them.
Contact us at 575-894-1694, 04 2639.
E-mail us at weR4pets@gmail.com Visit
us at www.DesertHavenAnimalRefuge.com
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