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Hi!
My name is Elvis. My Momma adopted me in June 2007. We now
live in Maryland and it is very cold up here. My Momma says
we will be back in SC some day. I have a big brother Bear and I just
love him. My grandparents love me almost as much as Mom!
I adopted Red (boy) in July of 2007. My mother, sister and I came by the
SPCA just to take a look. I had been longing to have a void filled after
losing my dog after 15 years. Once I saw Red, I knew that I absolutely
had to take him home with me, he had my heart the minute I saw him.
The second I brought Red home, everyone fell in love with him instantly,
especially my roommates 1 year old....they are now best friends! I knew
I had picked the dog that was meant for me. He has become the neighborhood
dog that everyone loves and comes to visit. People truly can 't get enough
of him and he loves all the attention and affection. He is the sweetest
boy and LOVES giving kisses. My two roommates and I really love him
and he is spoiled rotten, especially from his "grand-parents" who pick
him up everyday while I'm at work to spend time with him. He is definitely
living the high life. When I come home Red always greets me with tag wags
and kisses, that's the best part about coming home.
In
July of 07 I stopped by the adoption center with no intention of adopting
a dog that day. I looked at several dogs in their cages but was told
a story about a gorgeous dog that had been at the center for a while, sent
somewhere and then brought back, apparently on his last trip. I'm
an animal lover, especially dogs. If I had the property and the money
I would probably have 7 or 8 dogs by now. I had planned on getting
a second dog with my job, I wanted my current "child" to have company while
I was at work. Well the story tugged at my heart. I couldn't
stand to have a dog put down because no one would adopt him. So we
went out to the patio and played with him. His name was Waldo.
Waldo was a Plott. While I was there he was a hyper thing. I figured
it was just because someone was paying him attention, after all he's a
hound dog, my thought, hound dogs aren't supposed to be hyper. Ha!!!!
I was about to be taught a lesson. Well I decided to take him home
that day. Boy was my pup gonna be jealous. It took a bit, but
she got used to him. They learned to like each other after she learned
he wasn't leaving and he learned she it was her house. Waldo was
renamed Woody because he didn't respond to the other. There were
some training issue at first but all in all we are one happy family now
and they both have re-learned that I'm the Alpha Female in the House.
Attached are a couple pictures of the two.
I
got Olive in April of 2007. She is a German Shorthaired Pointer. From the
time she wakes up till the time she starts snoring at night she goes "FULL
STEAM AHEAD". She is completely "BUCK WILD" but is the sweetest dog you
could ever own. I think she is part kangaroo because she jumps probably
5 feet off the ground flat footed, its purely amazing. She is the love
of my life and will remain that way forever.
We
adopted Monty in October 2007 and he is loving it! He has a new sister
and 2 step-brothers from my daughters family. We are so happy to
have him in our family - Thanks.
I
am so thankful I got lost in Goose Creek one day. I drove by the shelter
and something said STOP!! I am here and you need to come get me. I stopped,
looked at and played with several pups. This little lady had the best and
most playful growl ever. She still does. Here is our girl, now called Diamonde
Daisey. She is loads of endless energy and a great snuggler too. We love
having her and she does so well since she has settled in to her new home.
Now she is another one of our critters and she travels wherever we go.
We
adopted Bailey (formerly Mary Ann) from the Doc Williams Shelter in May
07. She is a bundle of energy and joy. What a great dog! She sure
loves the mountains of New Hampshire and having her very own pond. She
is such a great swimmer-we will begin training her for Dock Dog competitions
and agility this summer.
We
adopted "Whisper", later changed to "Buddy", in August 2004. As soon
as we walked in, we knew he was the one. Now, nearly four years later,
we still feel that way. He has been the best addition to our family.
He is a big dog, but thinks he is a little lap dog! We love him lots!
Greetings...We
adopted Toby (You named him Nixon) in Sept 2007. He is a Golden Retriever
with either some Shepard or Chow mixed in. He is a wonderful addition to
our family. He gets along so well with our 3 year old daughter. His buddy
is a 1 year old yellow Lab/Basset Hound mix named Roscoe. When those two
get together, they will run themselves silly for hours. Toby is wonderful
and is happy to run and play around our daughter and any children that
want to play in our back yard. He is very affectionate. He loves to play
with and destroy squeak toys.
Hi...My
husband and I adopted Ficus a few months ago and he has been the perfect
addition to our family! He is a great cuddler and loves his new sisters.
He gets along with everyone and is quick to purr. Thanks so much for a
great cat!
We adopted Sugar and Cally last month.
Sugar (female, front) is now 11 weeks old and Cally is 9 weeks old. Sugar
is very hyper, crazy, and wild but very loving and loves to sleep with
me at night. Cally (female, back) got her name because she is a calico
cat. She is hyper, crazy and wild, also, just like sugar. They love playing,
sleeping, and eating together. We look forward adopting more pets from
the DWSPCA in the future.
