Paws crossed we think we have found Kylie's forever home!
7-6-2018: Kylie's Facebook Album Kylie Schwarber is from our beloved 11 Boys & 2 Girls of Summer rescue from the fall of 2015. Sadly, she was dumped at the local shelter by her adopter of 2 1/2 years in late June. She is back in IBR's program and she is a sweetheart. She is a big girl- maybe 55lbs and is very friendly and great with other dogs and cats. She is cage and house trained and she only has one bad behavior-- when she is excited to see you, she jumps all over you, so she will need a bit of consistent obedience training. She really wants to please and she is the type of dog that will follow you from room to room. She wants to be where you are- which is the best quality in a companion dog. She would be a wonderful walking, running partner and she has tons of Agility training potential. She would knock small kids down- so best she be in a home with older kids. A fenced in yard is also a requirement for adoption. NO EXCEPTIONS!!
8-2015: NEW VIDEO on their Facebook page!!
Facebook Page (click here) Momma Matilda and Momma Thelma were saved from overcrowded shelters in Alabama in August just in the nick of time. Matilda’s litter has 6 boys and 1 girl and Thelma’s litter has 5 boys and 1 girl. When we moved them to foster care in Ohio, they decided to co parent and sharing mommy duties. Matilda’s litter was born the end of July and Thelma’s was born in early August. Momma Matilda could be a German Shepherd Mix and Thelma could be a Setter mix—but we are not sure who the daddies are. What we do know is that the puppies are going to be gorgeous! We LOVE Super Mutts in this rescue!! As a Cubbies fan—I couldn’t help but name them due to the success of the Northsiders this summer!
11 Boys & 2 Girls of Summer Facebook Page Momma Ellie's Rescue Story
Due to possible tick borne disease infections, we are only looking for foster to adopt homes that must be on board with our life saving INFECTED LITTERS program-- PLEASE READ!! It is not their fault they are infected but you can be for damn sure that we will be on top of any infections so that they will live long and healthy pain free lives. The puppies are being fostered by a wonderful family in Kentucky and the foster daddy is a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine doing his best to learn better testing and treatment methods-- YAY!
This is what a foster momma said about her rescue tested and treated for tick borne disease compared to her previous litter (her husband is also a vet which fully supports what we are doing here) -- THE COUNTRY BUMPKINS VIDEO , "After struggling to keep my last rescued litter and momma dog alive, I can't believe how healthy these pups are now that they've been undergoing treatment. The momma of this litter is positive for Lyme, Ehrlichia, and RMSF but they are all doing so wonderful!! The last litter, which was never treated because we were just clueless about tick diseases, never talked like this, they were never this strong or active, the difference is unbelievable!!"
Puppies will be ready to move to foster to adopt October 3rd through October 10th.
If you would like to help, please click HERE to submit a foster to adopt home application. We are also accepting donations for her care at HELP IBR!< /a>
If you are interested in adopting this pet through our rescue organization, please go to the Adopting A Friend section to read about our pre-adoption policies and vetting protocols.
