Many Tears Animal Rescue

24/08/2024

HAPPY WEDDING DAY VICKY💕💍….

has been a huge supporter of Many Tears for many years, and we are always grateful for everything she does. Today marks a very special day for her & all of the staff and dogs at Many Tears wish her & Ercan the very best today, and for the happy future ahead of them💓

We have some furry friends up for adoption who have wished Vicky a happy day. You can find their names below:

🐶Cozy the German Shepherd Cross
🐶Finley the Pug
🐶NovaLee the Dachshund Cross
🐶Ollie the Beagle
🐶Allistar the Poodle Cross
🐶Milo the Bocker
🐶Chloe the Cavachon
🐶Dragon the Terrier

We wish you all the best Vicky & Ercan,

Love from Many Tears Rescue ###x

23/08/2024

This morning at 5am in the middle of August I had to wrap up in layers as it was SO cold. Usually, we do not have to have heat lamps on at this time of the year, but almost all summer we have had to. I can see why people wish to escape to warm, sunny countries to try to refresh their batteries. I personally can never go anywhere without looking at the politics of a country towards animals. Turkey is a place so many choose for their holiday, but did you know that if you are there and see a dog stray on the street, he or she is in great danger. I was told that a bill has been passed to cull the strays and they are being shot on the streets in front of anyone there. I have got caught up with strays everywhere I travel and ended up bringing them home, some in the past I paid for long 6 months quarantine and then homed. I just could not bear to try to enjoy a holiday whist this was going on. If you feel as I do please sign this petition https://www.drove.com/campaign/6696550f245bf7adb5d22f90

Two tiny munchkins arrived this week with severe heart murmurs. As you hold them you can feel their little hearts vibrate. We are thinking they have holes in their hearts. This can be corrected with a little ballon like device, at the cost of around six thousand pounds each, and this is chargeable even if the operation isn’t a success. At this time where we have so many huge operations I am truly worrying how this year will pan out for Many Tears. My job is not just as a CEO but also I have to worry for the future of the rescue and the day to days worries. All this seems impossible some days.

We have been blessed with some amazing homes for our dogs this last week, and this has truly lifted our spirits, despite the lack of sunshine. On top of that two of the Ukrainian dogs went to foster homes and settled in so well. We are still getting daily calls from owners, police, pounds and relatives of ill or deceased owners to take dogs. This week three due to die at a pound today have been accepted. So many cats are being called in, so I guess all the cat rescues round here must be full. If the cats have no other options we have tried to squeeze them in. Up to this date we have saved them all despite only having a very small facility for cats. In my mind the cats would come into the cattery do their quarantine time of a few weeks to ensure they are well then be moved to a cat hotel with sitting room exercise facilities and all the luxuries of the Ritz…. But that’s maybe not in my lifetime. For the time being we are saving them and though not luxurious, their quarters are warm and comfy and clean for the time being.

Jenna is doing a boot sale this week, and I am brainstorming how to raise funds to equal the huge monthly bills which exceed one hundred and f***y thousand a month. 75 paid staff (mostly full time.), surgery costs and electrics van maintenance and so on, are enormous.

The dog wardens just bought in this pitiful little Frenchie today. We will work hard to help her and start with putting her on a raw diet and giving her meds and Echinacea boost her immune system along with some vitamin c. We will name her today.

It’s been yet another really hard week to get through. I had to say goodbye to the most precious dog ever, and the grief would have been too much if it was not for the distractions here ( of which there are so many this week )But when quiet or lying in the dark his memories consume me….

I am still not feeling well, and though spent hours in hospital awaiting help twice have now 7 weeks later been told by my GP I have a fractured L4 of my spine. The NHS is broken!!!!

We have puppies coming out of our ears, mistaken litters unsold pups and litters bought and not wanted, and so on and so on.

We have a link you may be interested in for a free will service, it can be used whether you choose to help us at the end or not, so I will include it for you to see. https://www.freewills.co.uk/charity/manytearsrescue

Well that’s a few things that have happened this week in my life,

Thank you for reading this and caring. Your donations to help the dogs in Cyprus will help, and a few will be saved. The rescue out there is also trying to raise the funds, so lets hop enough comes in to not have to leave any we had said yes to.

I often try to brainstorm about raising significant funds, and this week have had to think very hard, as funds are going down very quickly.

I looked around my home at things people have given that I have kept as they remind me of memories, or things I own or relatives have given or left. I thought I really don’t want or need all this but would hate to sell also. So I thought what about rounding up some thing each that would be worth auctioning off for the rescue. If you agree, would you let us know and maybe if enough came in we could do something truly special. It could be an antique, an instrument, a saddle, jewellery, please take a look. We are not looking for jumble for this but something special to truly help.
https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=JYHPP83XUSH3Y

23/08/2024

Beautiful Belle would like to say a big thank you to all those who kindly donated some renal food for her. As you can see, she is very happy with her delicious food! Thank you so much for your kindness and generosity we are so grateful and so is Belle.

22/08/2024

This is Raven, a beautiful, affectionate 8 year old Staff who was surrendered from a home today through absolutely no fault of her own 💔

Raven truly is the sweetest souls with dare I say a perfect temperament! She is desperate to be loved, the second you give her fuss, she will never want to leave your side and she’s particularly fond of belly rubs! She is however very confused right now and her world has essentially been completely turned upside down, she isn’t taking well to kennel life at all and was very stressed earlier today, so thankfully one of our lovely staff members has taken her home for the night to try to make the transition easier to take 🥹

Raven is used to living with children, as young as a newborn and would happily be homed again with children, as long as her family can still put the amount of time she deserves into her. She is used to living as an only dog and although she gets on very well with all other dogs, that would be her preference again as it’s all she’s known for almost 9 years (her birthday is on October!). She is a perfect angel in the house and doesn’t bark at all, even if strangers are passing, a truly terrible guard dog but the most wonderful family member 🥰

She is still a busy girl for her age, we are told that she is at her very happiest when out on her walks and in particular she likes finding the biggest and muddiest puddles she possibly can to play and roll around in, so if you’re after a little, loving and adventurous hippo then look no further 😂

We are also told that she loves sleeping in-between your legs while you’re relaxing on the sofa and loves laying in front of the fire.

Medically, Raven did have a previously treated eye ulcer which needs no action but will leave some scarring, as well as a fatty lump on one of her legs which our vets will take a good look at decide what to do with.

Raven is a gentle soul who is desperate to find her new, forever family. Please consider applying for her if you can show her nothing but love for the rest of her life ❤️🐾

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Raven’s Profile: https://www.manytearsrescue.org/display_mtar_dog.php?id=41850

22/08/2024

This perfectly mischievous, cheeky and comical lady really is a ready made adventure buddy and best friend!

Currently, this dinky but BUSY young Beagle of just 10kg is kennelled on her own here as she doesn’t share living spaces very well with other dogs (socialises flawlessly however). Every day she is here, is yet another day someone is truly missing out. Some of you may have seen the video of Jen’s big day out recently, if not scroll down and check it out! It gave us the perfect opportunity to take her to public places and get a really good overview of the type of home she really wants, what she likes and what she doesn’t and my word was she the bestest girl ever, we are very proud of her! 🥰

This was Jen’s first adventure ever, she has never had a home and it was a big deal for her! She went toy shopping (obsessed with toys), she went to an amazing doggy cafe and then for a big walk around the local museum gardens. She met more people than I could count at every stop and every single person needed to come and fuss her as she just gives off such a wonderfully endearing/positive energy.

She met countless other dogs in the cafe and on the walk, and behaved perfectly, again greeting every single one flawlessly, as well as children who she wasn’t worried about at all. She also shares hard times here with a whole variety of dogs, she is extremely playful but again, no issue at all when it isn’t a living space! She didn’t pull on the lead while out and about and walked like a perfect lady. She didn’t quite know how to work the steps in the doggy cafe so needed a little carry up (lucky she’s small!) but I’m sure she’ll get used to them ☺️

Jen does have issues around food and other dogs (not humans) and although super social when out and about, she doesn’t share living spaces well as mentioned and really just wants to be the only dog of the home and sole focus of her new human adventure partner! It’s the least she deserves and how she would be happiest, but she would love lots of doggy interaction when out exploring. As this is the case, her adopters will need to think carefully as adding another dog in the future will likely not be an option and probably not in Jen’s best interest.

She will need an active home, she can be quite a needy girl so ideally leaving hours would be at a minimum as she is going to get lonely easily. She would love a steady supply of toys, she can get through them rather quickly but she absolutely adores them and is rarely seen without one in her mouth 🧸😂

All in all, this little pocket rocket is just smashing, she does need the right home, but she will be a best friend who will make you laugh every single day.

Jen’s Profile Page (Read and apply here): https://www.manytearsrescue.org/display_mtar_dog.php?id=41504

21/08/2024

Hello,

One of our supporters is hoping to raise awareness among dog lovers of the terrible law that has recently passed in Turkey, which result in the massacre of 4 million cats and dogs. Mass graves have been dug and dogs have been murdered in the most brutal ways possible. There needs to be more coverage and public outrage to put the pressure on Turkey to stop this insanity.

Please do your own research, carefully consider holidays, sign petitions, contact the media and influencers, and if possible, consider donating to Turkish rescues 💔 the situation is truly heartbreaking and more must be done.

Petition:

https://www.drove.com/campaign/6696550f245bf7adb5d22f90

Other ways to help:

https://thesavemovement.org/act-now-to-save-turkeys-dogs-cats/

Animal advocates around the world are uniting to call on the Government of Turkey to reverse a new law that calls for the "euthanasia" of stray animals in Türkiye and their isolation in confined spaces. Around four millions cats and dogs are at risk. Here's how you can help: Open letter to Governme...

21/08/2024

HUGE thanks to Syds for all her hard work over the last week. Syds is Sylvia's granddaughter and spent a week at the rescue. Syds worked her socks off, getting up early to feed all the dogs, working in every area of the rescue. She also created a video blog daily which was published on social media and made almost £200 for the rescue. Thank you so much Syds, we are so grateful for everything you do and look forward to seeing you again soon!

20/08/2024

20/08/2024

*THANK YOU SO MUCH, WE ARE SO GRATEFUL TO EVERYONE WHO HAS DONATED AND NOW HAVE PLENTY ARRIVING!*

Would you be able to help Belle who needs a special renal diet please?
We are looking for Royal Canin Renal dog food but we aren't able to put this on our Amazon Wishlist.
You can source it from several stockists and if you feel able to donate a bag you can get it delivered to us at
MTAR
Cwmlogin House
Cefneithin
Carmarthenshire
SA14 7HB
We would be so very grateful for your support.

https://www.petdrugsonline.co.uk/royal-canin-renal-veterinary-health-nutrition-dog-food

https://www.petsathome.com/product/royal-canin-veterinary-health-nutrition-renal-wet-adult-dog-food-48-pouch/7140555P?productId=7140555&purchaseType=easy-repeat&packSize=48X100g

https://www.petsathome.com/product/royal-canin-veterinary-health-renal-small-breed-dry-adult-dog-food/7141783P?productId=7141783&purchaseType=easy-repeat&weight=3.5kg

20/08/2024

SYLVIA'S DIARY - **VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED DUE TO GRAPHIC VIDEOS SHOWING DOGS IN VERY POOR CONDITION**

Is it really August? My feet are soaked and even though yesterday the weather person promised some sun here, it has not even made it’s way through the thick clouds once. Do the dogs care? Well of course not, the muddier the fields for walkies the more fun it is for most. Volunteer walkers turn up in nice walking clothes, bright orange rain tops, fluorescent walking shoes and cargo type trousers. They go home with happy memories and a whole bunch of washing to do. Perfect paw prints often adorn their clothing, and their shoes ( well they are just big blobs of mud) where walking shoes once were. However, everyone bar maybe Evie seem happy.
Evie is a beagle who came to us about three weeks ago. A lot of dogs came in around then. She came with friends from a breeder giving up. We were told some of the dogs could be pregnant and found that to be true in Evie’s case. Well, the weeks have rolled by, and a vet or vet nurse or me have scanned her regularly ever since and her pups seem alive and well and we can see their little hearts beating, but poor Evie looks like she swallowed a football the last few weeks. Every morning and often in the night we visit her in anticipation thinking her pups will have come, but they have not, she now can barely walk as her tummy is nearly touching the floor. She is a delightful gentle happy beagle who knows all about being loved and sets herself up for you to scratch and rub whatever part of the body she chooses.

I spent yesterday helping in the vets. So many staff are unwell and so to help I said I would scrub the kits and call in the dogs who were being operated on that day. One of the staff bought in her foster pup to play around the surgery main reception area whilst she worked.” Lost” the pup had come to us lethargic with a bad eye ulcer. The specialist vets looked at his eye, and it was determined it was on the mend and we should carry on with the treatment we were giving. Lilly and Dan took him home, and he’s become a real tinker.
Yesterday he managed to pull a drip line through from a dog on a drip and start to chew it. That was very quickly stopped but he then found the cable of a heated matt that he started on. At this point we had to cage him for his own safety. He is a charmer, but a naughty charmer.

Its stopped raining for a minute so I will venture out in, yet another set of dry clothes and check-up all is well and write more tomorrow.

I was not ready for Saturday night and what was to come, my spirits were high, my grandchild Syd was coming, I thought I had a good week ahead, but it has not turn out that way. I was very tired and went to bed to do e mails and hopefully sleep ( something that is incredibly hard with the pain in my back and legs, and most nights I lie awake worrying) one e mail was from a group in Cyprus.
Many years ago, I helped that rescue. Having worked in a “no hope rescue2 where 99.9% of the dogs and cats were put to sleep, I truly understand what it’s like to carry on trying to make what little life the dog or cat has left a good one. In my case this was just 3 days as lack of space dictated this, and no foster homes or homes. It got me thinking when running many tears how we could help rescues by giving the staff a boost in the belief miracles can help. It started with a man’s Facebook blog, he talked of running a shelter in N Carolina ( the same area as I had) and how the night before the mass murder each week of all the dogs he cared for at the pound he and a friend would buy tons of sausages and each doomed to die would get one and special loving, the next day he and his friend would kill each one leaving their bodies piled in the corridor for disposal. I related totally to this. The next blog was about a dog that had lived in a rescue for 9 years with no hope. This blog was from the rescue in Cyprus called Sirias. The blog was about Bashful a plain black hound, one like hundreds of dogs I had had to murder when running The humane society of Richman County north Carolina. I decided to adopt Bash and take on 9 other very long-term stayers from the recue. I hit lucky, as the rescue was run by someone who really cares and still does, so all was done right. The dogs arrived and all bar Bashful homed. Bashful lived out the rest of his life with me. He was very, very loved.

Back to the point of telling you all that. Lying in bed longing for sleep I started doing the e mails. One was from Marianna at Sirius. It told of imminent closure for her rescue and others on Cyprus. The government had made stipulations that were impossible to meet for rescues , this means no rescues just kill pounds.
They have battled with this for years, now she to lies in bed wondering how she will be strong enough to live through what lies ahead. Her dogs are mainly hounds; they have little to no chance of adoption in their country. She reaches out to other counties she tries every angle to save the dogs. Now she reaches out to us.
Some will not agree saying looking after your own but I want to help again. If I could raise £10,000 pounds, I could save so many dogs.
Now I will show you why, but for the faint hearted those who already hold despair in your hearts please don’t look. Don’t imagine the staff, the dogs the sadness.
This first video shows you how and where they live. …….

the second video shows the conditions these dogs come in like on a regular basis

as does the third video, but the third shows the turn around they accomplish, all now with the threat of closure hanging over their heads and this is why I want to help

If you do too, please send a donation and I will send it on to them to take in both the dogs on the videos and others.

So sleep would not come after all these dogs plus others here on my mind. I got up to check Evie again. Though bright and waggy she could not lie down and was so uncomfortable. I stay with her caressing those long therapeutic ears thinking of all those Cypriot dogs, those who made it to the centre out there, those who were hung and left to die as no used to a hunter, all those dogs. Evie felt wrong and I decided despite the cost to call around and find a vet to come and assess her. If we hgave her a c section too soon the pups would die, but Evie had to come first.
I found Tom was back from his home he had visited in Austria, and he said he would be 45 minutes, I called local staff to help but no one bar Amanda and Michelle the vet nurse answered. Michelle brought her daughter too. C- sections take many hands.
The vet takes the pups out of a cut open belly and so to keep sterile drops them into a towel hammock that is strung between some one’s hands, that person clears the pup’s airways and rubs the pup until they are clean and responsive and puts in a warm basket to go to the next one.
This happens fast and many hands are needed. 8 pups came into our hands, and it was fast and worrying going.
At that point I really felt great relief for dear sweet Evie, and even commented to the vet how she had suffered carrying so many. ( as a rescue we could spay very pregnant dogs and inject the pups to die as they come out as soon as the dog arrives, but I wont murder any more dogs in my life unless putting to sleep for a reason that is valid.)
So the vet and vet nurse got on with their jobs and we all tried to save the pups.
The vet was amazed by the amount of fluid in Evie and said how abnormal it all was, and we were all surprised the pups were doing so well. He started stitching her up, but suddenly she stopped breathing.
Tom is a very experienced vet; he has performed hundreds if not thousands of C-sections. I grabbed the crash kit. We used every trick in the books.
Amanda gave oxygen breaths, Tom massaged the heart Michael drew up adrenalin, but after 30 minutes we had to say goodbye forever to Evie.
I am choked up writing this and am feeling like all I touch goes wrong.
That night they all left and I slept on the floor next to Evie’s pups, feeding and cleaning them every two hours and weeping, as I am now.

Sunday I continued with Amanda and Syd ( who had then arrived) help to feed and clean the pups. This was not easy as two who had

been hard to start with kept gasping and turning blue.
As the day progressed so did they. Hopefully, my next blog will be happier. If you win the lottery, Please help Sirius in Cyprus. But otherwise please help us to save some of their dogs. thank you sylvia.
If you can help please make a donation
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19/08/2024

Please take the time to read the story of our longest stayer, Hannah…one of the most scared dogs we have ever taken in at Many Tears. This was so well written by one of our incredible staff members, who has looked after Hannah throughout her journey and even welcomed her in as a foster dog, to give her the chance she desperately needs 💔

‘I've worked at Many Tears Rescue for 3 years and 4 months. I want to tell you a story of the most shut down and scared dog I've ever seen.

Hannah's story.

Hannah arrived on July 7th 2023, with who we now suspected was her daughter, Hazel. They were both very shut down and scared, but Hazel started to become friendly and brave about two days in. Hannah on the other hand, did everything she could to make you go away. She would growl, lunge, snap. When we did initial health checks and check overs to put her in the system, we couldn't get close enough to age her, so we went off her energy levels and said 4.

We gave her some time to decompress in a kennel where she could run out to the yard, but she didn't show much progress, so we moved her to a kennel where she had to be walked out to the yard. With ex breeders, they're very different to average, scared, domesticated pet dogs. Sometimes for any progress to be made at all, you have to put them in situations they are uncomfortable in, for them to see that it is okay, and with each time they become more and more confident.

Hannah would only eat hot chicken or cat food at this point, and only if she was shut in a really quiet area for about an hour each time.

So we got Hannah walking on a harness, in and out to the yard. She was very scared, but very quickly got used to the route to and from the yard; as long as nothing new or scary happened (other staff walking by or loud noises.)

Initially we had to leave 2 leads trailing on her in the yard, otherwise we couldn't get close enough to get her back in. After about a week, maybe 2, we didn't need these leads any more. She knew her routine: when we came into the yard to get her in, Hazel would run to us all excited, and Hannah would wait by the gate to have her lead put on.

After a month or so, we decided it was best to split Hannah and Hazel, we felt Hazel was holding Hannah back, and Hannah mixed with more confident dogs with hopes to take some of their confidence. Hannah very quickly made it apparent that she did not like to share her space with female dogs.

In the last week of August 2023, Hannah came onto my section with a male poodle, and she never left. At this point, she was walking happily to and from the yard, and sometimes, very rarely, we'd see her playing with her kennel friend if she didn't know we were watching. She would still growl at you if she was especially spooked, but she allowed you to handle her and approach her.

At this point, Hannah liked to eat raw, but still she'd only eat 1 of her meals a day. She was so unbelievably thin, and still very scared. The more food you put in front of her, and the more ways you'd try to get her to eat, the more scared she'd become.

We kept to the same daily routine and Hannah started to come out of herself more and more every day. Through the winter I started taking her and her kennel friend for walks. Initially she was very scared, but quite quickly I noticed once we were away from the barking at the centre, she'd be sniffing, wagging, happy, and even better the more confident one, showing her dog friend how to be brave! This was when I really saw the potential in Hannah. It was just frustrating that it was only ever so far away from the centre, and she didn't trust anyone else to see it for themselves. Then I asked Mal, our regular volunteer to start taking her out, and then he could see it too🥰

This was when Hannah started to make real progress, with the confidence she had learnt from her walks. She started coming out from the back of the kennel in the day. Lying in bed in the front of the kennel with humans around!

Around April, we had a huge donation of Millie's Wolfheart food, and one day Hannah wouldn't eat anything, we tried her with the Wolfheart and she demolished it, looking for more. Finally! We'd found a food Hannah really enjoyed! She would eat 3 tins a day, providing someone she knew gave it to her. If a stranger gave it to her, she wouldn't even sniff it. This was a real turning point for her. We started seeing weight gain in her weekly weigh ins, and then Hannah started getting playful with me in the yard! She would play bow, bark, and then zoom around me! This was HUGE! Hannah stayed at this level of confidence for a while.

Then in June Hannah's poodle friend got adopted, so she had to have a new friend. It's amazing what different dogs bring out in eachother. Her new friend is the most affectionate dog I've ever met. This resulted in Hannah moving closer and closer for sniffs and the odd chin scratch every now and again 🥺

At the end of June, I took Hannah home to foster. She still has to come into kennels with me in the days, but she LOVES her quiet evenings on the sofa. She secretly snuggles into me, and has even started to ask for a chin scratch now. All she does at home is sleep, recovering and decompressing from the days she spent in kennels while I work.

Since having Hannah at home I have changed her age from what we thought was 5, to probably more like 7. She's an older lady who really appreciates her peace and quiet I think.

Since having Hannah at home I've come to know her even more. I've been socialising her with all types of dogs, and she has made it very clear that she still doesn't want to spend time with female dogs. However, she loves all her boyfriends! She gets so excited and playful to meet a new boy dog now (providing its some where she's comfortable, like her favourite yard.)

Hannah is still a very scared girly, in terms of "pet dogs," but once she knows her routine, she is a breeze. She has had 1 super scary day where the washing machine malfunctioned and really scared her. On this day, she growled at me when I went to put her lead on. I don't blame her, she was terrified. This is the first time she's done this for so long, and I trust that we wouldn't see anything more than that now.

I am desperate to send Hannah off to her forever home now. After over a year of kennel life, she deserves so much more than she's ever had in her life.

The second photo is the day after Hannah arrived and the third is how she's doing now 😍’

For more info or to apply please follow the link
https://www.manytearsrescue.org/display_mtar_dog.php?id=38483

18/08/2024

The most overlooked dog at the rescue!? 😢

Our Frenchie’s have such a hard time getting their lucky breaks. This comical girl, Crumble, is no different. She is 4 years old and has now been in kennels for almost 3 months, watching many a friend leave in that time and then having to find new kennel mates, time and time again. She’s a dog you may see online or on a group tour around the rescue and not really give a second look, that pretty much sums up her time here, but trust me when I tell you that once you know this girl, you will completely fall head over heels in love 🥰

She is desperate to be someone’s companion, as long as she can have unlimited chin scratches and face rubs. She will have you laughing out loud with her quirky mannerisms that often just go unseen by the public, such as shouting at her food bowl when it’s empty, because maybe it’ll fill back up..right? 😂

Crumble has primarily been kennelled with larger dogs during her time here, she can be a bit dominant, so being around bigger dogs/opposite genders simply reduces the chance of clashing. She does however socialise out and about with other dogs really nicely and is good as gold when mingling, she just has to share a living space with either a large female or medium/large male.

BUT, she can now be an only dog in the right home and she would so thrive with all of the attention as she’s such a people oriented cuddle monster! If she were to leave as an only dog, she would need somewhere truly special with a family who can really dote on her as she has always lived around other dogs and not known life without, so things may be a little strange for her at first and she will NEED her new owners to understand that and be there for her as she settles, it’s the least this angel deserves 🥹

She’d suit an older person down to the ground, she doesn’t love walking, but she’ll happily go along with you, she just loves having a human to cuddle. Crumble would also be able to go with older children who are understanding of the fact that she will need calmness as she settles into her first ever home.

If you are interested in this funny, sweet girl then please consider applying for her on our website ❤️🐾

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Crumble’s Profile: https://www.manytearsrescue.org/display_mtar_dog.php?id=41220