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Contact: Debby  trouvaille@prodigy.net   for more information

PLEASE can you help sponser Shar-Pei in Texas. We have many Shar-Pei that are HEART WORM POSITIVE,  and need your help.

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BOOMER

Boomer - My foster mom says my name should be Barney, after Barney the Dinosaur, instead of Boomer because I have the biggest grin you have ever seen. I guess you could say it's as big as Texas. I'm very affectionate and laid back, I have my playful moments, but would be perfectly happy laying at your feet or even better across your lap.  I'm a 4yr old male, cream dilute brushcoat, and I weigh about 60lbs. When I came into rescue my eyes were in such bad shape I could hardly see at all. But thanks to the wonderful people at NASPR I had entropion surgery and now I can see just fine. I also had to undergo heartworm treatment but now I'm as good as new. I know basic commands like sit, stay, down, and will even shake hands. I walk well on a leash and I have not had one accident in my new foster home. I get along well with my other foster siblings both canine and human.  I've never met a stranger so I absolutely LOVE everyone I meet. If you're looking for a constant companion, someone who will be by your side forever, I'm your guy. Please hurry and contact NASPR to adopt me today.


TRINITY


Meet Trinity.  Trinity is a true hero dog.  At only 1-2 years old, she has overcome obstacles a lesser dog may have not been able to endure and maintained both dignity and grace.  Her sweet gaze shows a sort of wisdom only dogs that have experienced the difficult life of a rescue possess.  You see, Trinity is one of the dogs who was taken into NASPR’s care after being rescued from the horrible conditions of the kennel in Wichita Falls.  ;  Her life has changed drastically due to her friends at NASPR and the loving attention she has received from them along the way.  It is a wonderful thing to see Trinity learning to enjoy being a house dog with all the comforts of having a true home.  Her favorite things are finding chew bones and toys laying about the house and playing with her new dog and human friends (due to living in survival mode for so long, friends should not include smaller animals such as birds or cats as Trinity does have a large prey drive).  She crates without problem, responds to the “No” command quickly, and only wants to please.  She is learning all her house manners and enjoys treats as rewards or maybe just a few strokes to her soft and beautiful fur.  Her eyes are so expressive and kind, but it is truly a joy to see them open in startled awe when she discovers something new and fantastic about being a loved member of her foster family. Her only wish now is a forever home with her own special people where she can feel her long journey is finally complete.


GRACE

Grace has changed so much from her beginning days with NASPR. She has learned so many good things. She has learned to sit for treats and food. She uses a doggie door, and is potty trained. She rides great in a car, and walks like a pro on a lead. She tolerates other dogs, and has often had friends at the shelter that we let her run around and play with. She spends a lot of time lounging around. She's VERY laid back, and would do well in a calm, laid back environment. She would be a great friend to nap with, or sit outside and look at the stars at night with, or to sit at your feet while you read a good book. Anyone looking for the calm, lovable, laid back, already trained dog? Then Grace is perfect for you--as long as you don't have cats.



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