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CHARLEY aka CORAL- UPDATE

Hope you’re all well, I just wanted to pass on a photo of the puppy you called Coral. She’s staying with my parents while I’m out of town and has a new best friend in their dog Stella (here they’re waiting patiently for their morning walk). She’s a very sweet, happy puppy - everyone loves her, and me most of all!
Sarah Broshar

ELKE aka KELSEY

Just a little update. As you can see, Elke (formerly Kelsey) is getting lots of love. She is absolutely terrific with kids! Thanks again for our great dog! Charlotte and Mike

CANIE aka CANASTA

Dear good people at Glendale Humane Society, Again, I want to thank all of you for helping me find a home with a lovely family. It’s been 4 years now that I have been living with them. I used to be known as “Canasta” and my new family now calls me Canie, which I like very much. We always have fun playing together. They really love me and I love them, especially my sister and my brother. Sometimes they argue and fight just to play with me which is nice and I love it. Mom is at home all the time and we go out for a walk every day. She always buys me treats. Dad is an artist and a couple of times I got to model for his paintings, it’s been fun. I hope things are well for all of you and that many people are still coming to adopt my friends who are still at your place. Life is good.
Canie

LACEY

Lacey has been home with us for a year and a half now. Of course we are all very happy because she chose us. She moved right in and is quite secure. She is much calmer from being older and being with us quiet types. You can see her in a typical pose in the photo. She is also a lot furrier. As the staff said, Lacey was afraid of cars; we had to coax her into our car with a line of dog treats in the parking lot. Now, however, Lacey rides exceptionally well in cars, sitting on the back seat. She is eager to get into the car because maybe we are going to the park! Lacey is all lover and has many people friends to meet on our daily walks. We have worked hard, and she is walking much better on a leash (actually knows how to heel). Lacey attended a small training class in our attempt for her to socialize better with other dogs. She got along with those dogs somehow, but still has issues with other dogs we encounter. Nevertheless, she is doing much better than before. Lots of Lacey, OK commands and dog treats for not lunging and barking. Jack & Sallie

CHARLEY aka CORAL

I wanted to share a few pictures from Charley’s first weekend home. She’s doing really, really well - thanks in huge part to all of the training and love you guys have given her over the past few months! Biggest obstacle we have to overcome right now is her aversion to the car - she gets very sick with just short trips. Hopefully with some time she’ll grow out of it! Otherwise she’s very sweet to guests, and too smart for her own good :) I’ll have to challenge this one!
Sarah

SCOUT aka ELLERY

Four years (or so) ago I adopted a Brittany spaniel/border collie mix from you guys. You had named him ELLERY. He will have been home for five years this august. He was a street puppy sentenced to death at the North Hollywood shelter. You folks sheltered him…rescued him from death row. He went home to an older couple who didn’t know how to care for him. They returned him to languish in the kennel. I found him and wanted him to be a companion for me and my other rescued dog. At four years old SCOUT is thriving, healthy and happy. Thanks for saving his life.
Bruce Ducat

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