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SCRIM UPDATE!Yesterday was a monumental day for Scrim and his recovery team! We were deeply honored to receive a proclam...
11/08/2024

SCRIM UPDATE!

Yesterday was a monumental day for Scrim and his recovery team! We were deeply honored to receive a proclamation from the New Orleans City Council recognizing Scrim’s incredible rescue journey and the collective effort that brought our city together with the single goal of getting him safe. The proclamation will be displayed proudly alongside his portrait at the front entrance of the rescue building. In addition, a special gift bag filled with treats, toys, and even a Christmas collar was presented to him!

Our little guy continues to make steady progress on his road to recovery. He had a great day yesterday venturing out of his mancave to sit on my lap while the proclamation was presented. He was even comfortable enough to be held by others for pictures! With each passing day, we see more of his true spirit shining through. We're confident he’ll continue to improve with time. 😊

In other news, we learned that in addition to the injuries he sustained while living on the streets, Scrim has also lost several of his canine teeth. Unfortunately, the roots are still there, so he’ll be undergoing surgery on Monday with Dr. Joe to have them removed. We're hopeful this will be the last of his physical injuries to address from his time on the run.

A heartfelt thank you to each and every one of you for continuing to support Scrim’s journey. Your care and encouragement mean the world to all of us who have been part of getting him safe and helping him heal.

With gratitude,
Michelle

NOLA City Councill Jean-Paul Morrell Helena Moreno Lesli Harris for District B Joseph I. Giarrusso III Councilmember Oliver Thomas Freddie King III Vote Eugene Green

Happy Halloween! I got to visit with Scrim today. It just doesn’t get old that I get to do and say that. His family repo...
10/31/2024

Happy Halloween! I got to visit with Scrim today. It just doesn’t get old that I get to do and say that.

His family reports he is doing great and still catching up on some much-needed sleep, with no desire to go outside. I have contacted one of my favorite trainers that works with some of my more traumatized dogs to see what steps we can be taking to ensure he becomes a well-rounded dog.

And, of course, I had to put him in a costume. Enjoy the video of him walking away from me after I changed his outfit, as he strolled back to his man cave. The side eye is real.

If you are driving down Freret, be sure check out the dog statue outside our boarding location. It serves a dual purpose of giving me something to do with my free time since I am not spending my nights searching for Scrim AND makes me smile to remember that he is safe.

And, in a very odd coincidence, I burned myself with the hot glue gun and the blister looks just like Scrim, complete with a hole where I darted him!!! Weird, right?

Michelle

Thank you to everyone that helped get Scrim home safely!
10/28/2024

Thank you to everyone that helped get Scrim home safely!

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