Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Sweet Little Emily!




Emily is about six months old and appears to be a lab/pit mix puppy. We think she will get a bit bigger - around 50 lbs or so but a nice medium size. Emily is doing fantastic in her foster home, even though all of her sisters have been adopted and she still awaits the perfect forever home. She does great in her crate and sleeps through the night. She is housetrained and is learning commands very well. Emily loves to jump straight up in the air like a kangaroo, all four paws leaving the ground (typical terrier behavior) when she is excited! When she plays with her foster dog siblings, she holds her own, and is a very determined little girl! She loves everyone, especially children, and plays politely with them. Emily is good on her leash and stays close to her human leader, not pulling or resisting. Although Emily initially had low resistance to the cold New England weather, she is adjusting well and will spend hours playing with her foster siblings in the snow in her new red sweater!




Emily has two favorite human playmates that are 4 and 6 years old. Emily is wonderful with them!! Emily's beautiful coloring doesn't show up in her pictures - her face and legs are tawny and black brindled. She plays well with other dogs. She is very outgoing with other dogs and has medium energy --she is not crazy active but can be restless if bored. In her mind there is no such think as too much attention from her human family. Emily is a super cutie!
Contact us today for an application at luckypuprescue@yahoo.com.

Sunday, January 17, 2010

A couple more arrival photos!




Cindy was having a great time meeting everyone when she got here. She is such a great girl with cool ears! "Lulu2" enjoyed meeting her foster mom as well - so happy for all these lucky pups!

Saturday, January 16, 2010

Peaches is a sweet thing!


Peaches and her friends arrived today. Is she not beautiful?! She's a cute little beagle mix who is just waiting to be loved!

Old Lamar - you handsome thing you!


Old Lamar was the personality of the day! He is a loving, sweet pit boy who was rescued from certain death by the kind folks at a vet's office. He is ready to get out of a crate and into a loving home. Thanks to Jenny for the great photos from transport today!

Senior Beauty Lulu arrived today too!


Can you believe little Lulu? She is a senior Pomeranian mix who had been living with a family but was turned into a southern shelter because the family couldn't afford to feed her any more. She is a cute and totally sweet girl who deserves a forever family this time!

Even More B puppies




Brad has arrived!
He is the one alone in the crate, and Becca and Brian are together in theirs. You can see all these cuties on our site at www.luckypuprescue.org. The most up-to-date listings are there. Brian is still looking for a forever home as is his brother Brett.

More B puppies!







Beautiful Bella and her siblings are lab mix puppies - there were ten in their litter! One got adopted in the south, and 9 of them arrived today! It's Bella, Brad and Ben in the crate.


The B puppies are here too!







Ben was quite the social butterfly!



They are HERE!




They all arrived safely, thanks to Peterson's Express Transport Services (http://www.petsllc.org/). Did you see Kyle Peterson on "Underdog to Wonderdog" this past week! GREAT P.R. for rescues!




Here are some pictures upon arrival today. First we have cutie Cindy, waiting patiently to get to the final leg of her journey!

Then there's Ladybird, letting the world know she has arrived.

Our sweeties are on board!











Twenty-one of our pups got on the transport Thursday. The southern rescuers snapped a few pictures for us of Cindy and Ladybird. We can't wait to meet them!




There are so many people to thank - all the southern fosters, rescuers, and volunteers who saved the lives of all these darlings, from roly poly puppies to adult pit bulls and everything in between! Peterson's Express Transport Services deserves a big thank you for getting our babes here to safety! We couldn't do it without you!