So I just got this email that there are two mastiffs available for foster/adoption in the Dayton area. Here they are:
and
LOOK AT HOW CUTE THEY ARE.
Here is the what the email said:
These two young mastiffs are super sweet and friendly. They were due to
be put down today, but thanks to a mastiff lover who went and picked
them up (thanks Lindsey) we got them into boarding last night. They are
getting their shots, wormed, and baths. The owner didn't give much info
on them. If you know of anyone willing to foster one or both of them
(they are very attached to each other), please let me know!! HART has
offered placement in their rescue if I can find fosters. I do have 54"
crates I can lend to someone and I can furnish the dog food. Thanks!
The Clinton Co. (Wilmington, OH) Dog Warden just picked up a male and
female English Mastiff who was surrendered to the county because the
owner is moving. The owner has not supplied names, medical history or
any info about the dogs. I do know that they have mostly lived outdoors
or in the garage. The Warden says they are nice dogs -- just huge!
Clinton Co. is a very rural and depressed community. The Pound has 20
kennels to house dogs. Currently, dogs are doubled, and in some cases,
tripled up in kennels. The Warden is forced to euthanize due to lack of
space and already has the vet scheduled to come in on Wednesday to have
relief on the quantity of animals.... he will be housing the Mastiffs in
an outdoor kennel tonight.
SUPER SAD FACE. If you would like to adopt/foster these dogs or know of someone who might, please EMAIL ME and I will forward you the foster lady's contact information.
Seriously, though, if you adopt them you will get so many karma points for heaven. Is that how heaven works? Being nice to animals?
Also, if you could please share this with others, that'd be great, because I think approximately 20 people read my blog and only a handful of those people actually live in Ohio.
i've always wanted a mastiff :( i hope someone adopts them speedy quick :( :( :(
ReplyDeleteMe too. They are so cute. If we lived somewhere with a yard or, like, on a farm, I'd totally adopt them.
ReplyDeleteI am in Ohio but I live in a small apartment with no dogs allowed. =(
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