Meet Piper! This 4 year old mixed breed female is very happy, and content to be at home with her pack, alert and always guarding and protecting her home.
She potty trained, she doesn’t get up on the furniture or anything that she shouldn’t, only bites and chews on the doggie toys. She loves to do head rolls on the green grass.
Piper is still afraid of strangers, so needless to say it is better to do slow introductions when meeting new people. When she is in new places or environments she gets defensive or scared and tries to hide away.
We discovered that she forgets her fears, when there is a tennis size ball for her to fetch and play with, she is so happy, a very sporty dog. We haven’t tried a frisbee, yet. However, the ball does magic for her! Most of the time she jumps and catches the ball and brings it back to us, all her focus is in that ball. And she will keep on playing until we take the ball away.
Meet Piper! This 4 year old mixed breed female is very happy, and content to be at home with her pack, alert and always guarding and protecting her home.
She potty trained, she doesn’t get up on the furniture or anything that she shouldn’t, only bites and chews on the doggie toys. She loves to do head rolls on the green grass.
Piper is still afraid of strangers, so needless to say it is better to do slow introductions when meeting new people. When she is in new places or environments she gets defensive or scared and tries to hide away.
We discovered that she forgets her fears, when there is a tennis size ball for her to fetch and play with, she is so happy, a very sporty dog. We haven’t tried a frisbee, yet. However, the ball does magic for her! Most of the time she jumps and catches the ball and brings it back to us, all her focus is in that ball. And she will keep on playing until we take the ball away.
Two women, one American, and one Mexican met in Sayulita through their mutual concern for the many sick, abandoned, neglected, and abused dogs and cats in the area.
They began working together informally to rescue, rehabilitate, and find homes for these animals. Their efforts eventually led to the formation of Wet Noses Rescue, which has grown from a small backyard operation to an expanding nonprofit housed on a property with dedicated facilities in Punta de Mita. Providing the animals with health care, rehabilitation, socialization, and careful evaluation which is needed for a successful adoption to new homes in the United States and Canada.
Wet Noses Rescue also provides Spay/Neuter clinics in the local community to reduce overpopulation and vaccinations to reduce the prevalence of serious diseases such as Parvo and Distemper.
Two women, one American, and one Mexican met in Sayulita through their mutual concern for the many sick, abandoned, neglected, and abused dogs and cats in the area.
They began working together informally to rescue, rehabilitate, and find homes for these animals. Their efforts eventually led to the formation of Wet Noses Rescue, which has grown from a small backyard operation to an expanding nonprofit housed on a property with dedicated facilities in Punta de Mita. Providing the animals with health care, rehabilitation, socialization, and careful evaluation which is needed for a successful adoption to new homes in the United States and Canada.
Wet Noses Rescue also provides Spay/Neuter clinics in the local community to reduce overpopulation and vaccinations to reduce the prevalence of serious diseases such as Parvo and Distemper.
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