Scooby Dew Rescue

16/08/2024

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15/08/2024

(Camden, SC) An overwhelmed owner found herself facing a tough decision—she needed to find new homes for over a dozen purebred Boston Terriers, her cherished companions. Life had taken an unexpected turn, forcing her to move from the only home these dogs had ever known. With a heavy heart, she reached out to Danny & Ron’s Rescue, knowing her dogs would be loved and well cared for until they find a perfect home.

These Boston Terriers, ranging in age from 6 months to 5 years, were never bred for sale. What started as just a few family dogs quickly grew into a lively pack after a couple of litters—nature had its way of course, and soon the house was filled with these snufflers. Danny & Ron’s Rescue is ensuring each dog is fully vetted, vaccinated, heartworm tested, spayed or neutered, and microchipped.

*** IMPORTANT *** We will provide specific details about any of the Boston Terriers until they are all fully vetted! However, we will accepting general applications now --- you can mark your application for the "BOSTON TERRIER PACK" and leave your preference for male or female. THE ADOPTION DEPARTMENT WILL ONLY RESPOND TO APPLICANTS AFTER ALL THE DOGS HAVE BEEN FULLY VETTED. THIS COULD TAKE UP TO 2 WEEKS.

🔗Adoptable Dogs+Application ⤵️
www.DannyRonsRescue.org/dogs

03/08/2024

For adoption

01/08/2024

Followers: our credit card bill is due for our large veterinary costs. Can anyone please help so we can pay a bit on it. We are a little short of the minimum at the moment. We still have 2 dogs for adoption Kara a large, sweet, dog friendly, girl and Josie,who has been her for over a year and we don’t know why. She loves everyone and all dogs. She is under 20 pounds. Thank you
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11/07/2024

09/07/2024

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❗️HOARDING CASE - FOSTERS NEEDED ❗️

We've been hit wave after wave with hoarding cases. We have helped with 20+ Chihuahua, 70+ Shih Tzu, and 40+ Australian Shepherd hoarding cases just within the last month.

We need fosters for these 6 unvaccinated Australian Shepherd puppies ARRIVING WEDNESDAY*. They are 10 weeks old and all are females. They can go as singles, though recommended to go in pairs. It is a FOUR WEEK commitment. We will provide all supplies. And the best part? You get first dibs on adoption!

We will have 19 purebred Aussies in our care by Wednesday, a mixture of puppies and adults. The adults will need fosters as well. This will push us over 150 dogs in our care.

*You must be able to attend foster orientation Wednesday 7/10 at 4pm.
Foster: https://www.olddominionhumanesociety.org/foster-information
Donate: https://www.olddominionhumanesociety.org/donate
All available pets: https://www.adoptapet.com/shelter/87683/available-pets?speciesIds[0]=1

29/06/2024

28/06/2024

This is the picture I want you to look at the next time you’re frustrated or mad with your young dog.

On the left is a 6 month old labrador, Andaras (Andy) - she is a lunatic sometimes and will eat ANYTHING and then barf it up in your shoe. She wakes up every morning ready to GO. She wants to swim she wants to dig she wants to bark at the doll my daughter left face down on the sofa that could be the devil. She chews and jumps and does all the things a young dog should do, even with a crooked jaw.

On the right is 11 year old Labrador, Sam. He is here because he lost his family and he is covered in lumps and bumps and it hurts to walk very far and stairs are really hard. He wants to play but gets tired easily and he sits at the door waiting for us to come in because he’s too old and weak to push it open and tear after us like Andy does. He does not have long left on this earth and he knows it, but he still enjoys his long naps and food snuck to him from a willing 6 year old.

The only difference between them is 10.5 years. That’s it. That’s nothing. While we luckily get upwards of 8 times that time, they get the short end of the stick. 10 years seems like a long time; but it isn’t. 10 summers, 10 birthdays, 10 Christmases. It goes by like that. This goes for ANY dog and ANY breed.

I look at Sam and I remind myself that all the energy and crazy that Andy has today won’t last forever. She isn’t my first puppy, she won’t be my last, but I am her ONLY person in her life and I need to give her the best possible one. Not get frustrated when she acts just as she should do at her age. One day, she won’t be able to, and God how I will miss it.

My love and advocating for senior dogs isn’t just because they are the most wise and loving animals out there, it’s also because they keep me humble and reminded of what’s to come. The fate that none of us can escape but comes much faster to our beloved best friends. We owe them so much for what they give us in their short time here. So I forgive easily, I laugh often, I stretch my patience and always train with kindness and respect to the animal. I stay grateful for every day with them, because the time I get with them is a privilege, not a right, no matter what phase it is. Cherish them.

- Helen St. Pierre

28/06/2024