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Region 4 rescue dogs

 

The following dogs are currently available in Region 4:

For more information on dogs in Region 4, contact the foster home listed and copy your inquiry to Regional Rescue Coordinator Marilee Larson at mlarson@volcano.net   This will assure that you will receive a quick response.

To adopt a rescue dog
First...
Fill out the application for adoption or contact: Marilee Larson, Rescue Coordinator.

Second...
return your application via email to Marilee Larson. The application is a word document. Please fill it out, copy and paste it into an email to Marilee.

Third...
let Marilee know if you are interested in obtaining more information on a dog listed on our site.  Every effort is made to keep our listings current, but there may be additional dogs that have just become available.  Please inquire.  Our listing pages are currently being reorganized and updated.  Please check with Marilee Larson for more information.

And finally...
after your application is reviewed and approved you will be notified when an appropriate dog becomes available for your consideration.  You will be asked to sign a contract when adopting an Irish Setter Rescue dog.

Bailey is a four year old male Irish Setter. Neutered and up to date on shots.
Bailey is house broken and crate trained. Bailey loves to play catch and is a very sweet loving boy. Enjoys long walks and is leash trained to heel. Looking for a forever home where he can be the star. We would prefer to place him in a home without other pets.
Bailey was over ruled in his last home by a male Weimy who pushed him around. Having been in foster care he does very well as the only dog. Gets along in public with other dogs, going to dog parks and such. If you have room in your heart and home for a very sweet boy this is your guy!! Does well with children.
For more information and to fill out an application please contact: Jill Smith SNFLWRKATE@AOL.COM  951-685-8747

"Rosie" is an 11 month old, spayed female, Irish Setter puppy. She was rescued from a local animal shelter. When she was pulled from the shelter she was very thin, quiet, and shy. She is gaining weight and confidence by leaps and bounds. She is your typical young Irish Setter puppy - full of life and energy, and very sweet.
Since being in foster care for the past 3 weeks she has been working on her basic obedience skills and is coming along very nicely. She needs to continue with her training. Her "forever family" should be firm but patient with her, yet allow her the time to run around outside and be silly - to work off some of that puppy energy.
She does enjoy a good belly rub, and likes being brushed on her back. She would be great with ANY people - men, women, children - she loves them all. At the dog park she regularly walks on up to people and stands around trying to get them to pet her. She doesn't jump up on people, except when you first come home from work - she is very excited to see you. "Rosie" is crate trained, and actually likes her crate, and is house broken, but needs to be reminded occasionally to go outside - after all she is still a puppy. She has developed house manners but needs reminding of what she can play with, and can't play with. She likes to lounge on the couch but will sleep in a dog bed on the floor.
She gets along well with cats, dogs and birds. She actually seems to NEED another dog around. When she is alone, she will cry, scratch the door, bark, but if she has another dog with her, she is calm and content - she will just chew a toy, or play with the other dog.

"Rosie" is super SWEET, friendly and loving, and tries very hard to please you. She would make a wonderful addition to a loving and active family! Contact Paul

 

 

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