Indian Summers Border Collie RezQ is a Service Program of OAIC, Inc. Native Way a 501(c)3 Non Profit Charitible Organization created in 1982 Incorporated.
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Native Way a 501(c)3 Non Profit Charitible Organization created in 1982 Federally Recognized and State Incorporated in 1986 by dedicated Native American Indians. Whose purpose is for the preservation of the cultural values of their Indigenous heritage. All are One in the Creator. Our Animal Rescue Mission Statement: Indian Summers Border Collie Rescue/Shelter is a program service of OAIC, Inc. a
501 (c)3 Non-Profit Incorporated Organization in the State of Ohio since 1982. Our Rescue/Shelter mission is to "Save, Rehab, and Properly place each individual that finds their way to us, until there are none in need. We are an all-volunteer NO KILL Mandatory Spay/Neuter Rescue/Shelter for the herding breed with an emphasis on Border Collies. Indian Summers Border Collie Rescue runs a full-service Rescue and the Silver Muzzle Country Club which houses Seniors/Hospice candidates and those with behavioral issues that deem them difficult placers. Dr. Summers, the rescue's co-founder is the volunteer Naturopathic Doctor on staff. We are a brick-and-mortar multi-building Rescue/Shelter located on a 60-acre property donated to and owned by this rescue. Indian Summers Border Collie Rescue is dedicated to law enforcement and reform for companion animals and education in animal welfare and care. We are 4 Paws!
Just want to thank everyone for the 🙏 for my baby Ripley. He did a barn visit this morning and did great. He's still finishing up antibiotics and I still have him on the dizziness medication but he is pretty much 💯 back to his baseline 😊❤️
Karen B sharing
It’s Odie’s sister, Shasta’s 12 th Birthday. Can we get some Birthday wishes for her? Posted by Debra Lynn.
Requesting Prayers for Ripley Baker and all Senior Dogs as they face age related issues and strive to keep the old dog out. Ripley is an ISBCRezQ 2014 Alumnus. May Angel Wings lift you and steady your gait. Love your Grandma Summers
Michelle got Shasta a fish for the pool. Keeps her busy. lol. Shared by Debra Lynn.
🤣😂🤣😂shared by Debra Lynn.
Well this would be my princess. lol. Shared by Debra Lynn.
Yesterday on the 13th of August my life was once again spared by the Hand of the Invisible. I am already a Miracle of Saint Tekakwitha and her devotion to Emanuel Jesus the Christ having been delivered from 4th stage terminal cancer by their love and mercy. Yet again He sent His Angels to prevent my death. I felt the Hand of God. I am still in shock and awe and proclaim to the world Your power, Your glory, Your mercy, Your love for those so undeserving as we. Hallelujah Soul of my Soul Holy of Holies Creator of All. I will serve You gratefully always, Victorious Hope Summers
There are Angels among us and Miracles in abundance for those that know He is the way the truth and the light.....and for those that wear the Armor of God. Blessings be yours In the time of darkness He will bring the light to this world. Onen
As a saw my life about to end my only thought was "What will happen to those paws in my care?" I will soon be posting for that answer. A humble Grandma Summers of ISBCRezQ
Aiden teaching KitKat how to live indoors ❤️
How do you like my (Odie) action shot. My sister thinks I’m awesome. Shared by Debra Lynn.
Words of wisdom. Shared by Debra Lynn.
Leland the Happy Pawed Camper discovered the ball. so now we have to see which is his favorite Frisbee or Ball. it's a toss up lol.
ISBCRezQ Alumnus Jake Morris stopping by with a special message only a senior paw could give....."Please don't over look the Seniors that need homes. Our Youth quickly fades, but Our Love never does." Seniors have a reserve of Love and Indian Summers Border Collie Rescue in Minerva, Ohio has many wonderful Senior Paws that would be so grateful to have a loving caring home of their very own. Email us at: [email protected]
It’s me, Odie wishing everyone a safe and productive week ahead. And please remember we all need to be kind to one another. Love, Odie. Shared by Debra Lynn.
To fill that need contact Indian Summers Border Collie Rescue in Minerva, Ohio
Karen B sharing
This will be Odie and me one day. lol. Shared by Debra Lynn
If you can't love a dog like a family member…Don't get one. 💔😭
"Naked came I out of my mother's womb, and naked shall I return thither: the Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord."
Kernie's Cloe Sept 23, 2006 - July 30, 2024 Just before midnight last evening I lost our Cloe. She gently slipped away peacefully as I held her paw and sang her traveling song to help guide her through the star path to Sky World. She began her leaving on Sunday after her last bath on Saturday. She was ready and as they all do she stopped eating and drinking and asked me to stop feeding. Of which I have never been able to do with the countless Souls that have been in my Hospice care. Just an hour before she passed I administered her a drink of carrot juice, collagen and protein of which she did take. She was always a pleasant Soul never demanding, only grateful.
Born Cloe Lindig on September 23rd, 2006 one of three lassies born to a litter of seven. Cloe fell short of her 18th celebration of life by 54 days. Cloe came by me through a relinquishment after having had three unsuccessful homes in her first 8 months of life. A common Border Collie misconception, they are not TV commercials. They require an equally intelligent dedicated understanding hand with time on it.
As I sat with Cloe in her final days waiting for death to call we talked about her life and smiled at all the memories. A fourth generation Black and White medium rough coat from Bathgate Scotland with Rose "helicopter" ears whose greatest joy was to run the fence line and to chase and be chased by her own kind. One never to be fenced she could scale the highest of them all. She was always a deep thinking gentle Soul with eternally sad eyes that captured the hearts of all she loved and loved her. Cloe was the reason I met Kernie, one of two of my greatest loves and partners in paws. He was taken in my her eyes on our online rescue adoption site and wanted none other and would not take a no from me. She was his girl and always at his side. Through sickness, health and death her loyalty to him never faltered. Kernie always told their story that began with, "I came to adopt a dog and was adopted by a rescue." There are faces I remember all my life...."Some are dead and some are living. In my life, I've loved them all."
There is never one single death. But rather the remembrance of them all.
Run the stone walls in the Isle of Skye Eilean a' Cheò my sweet green shoot pawed Cloe I'll catch up with you soon. Promises made and promises kept. Thank you Kernie for coming back to take her home and don't forget to pick me up when it is time. And in the end it is the love that makes life worth living. You have been well loved Cloe and most deservedly so. That'll do girl That'll do.
One final thank you in the memory book of Cloe to the Kromi family. On July 4th, 2019 at 3pm in the afternoon the neighbor started to set off fireworks and they landed in the dog pen where Cloe was. She had never had sound fear until that moment. I rushed outside just in time to see her hitting the ground after scaling and going over the top of the 6 foot fence and running full out into the field. I searched for her for 2 days without sleep. I only gave up because I passed out after 46 hours on my lone search. Kernie had been bedridden since 2014. He suffered a massive stroke, which left him paralyzed, and he could not help. As always there was no one to help me. But little did I know that God already had a plan. Two days after Cloe disappeared across the fields a compassionate Soul reached out his hand to help this poor lost soul. He said of her, I saw a weak dog weaving down the side of the road close to traffic and looking all around in fear. The young man's name was Steven Kromi and I believe that his act of kindness saved her life that day. I had posted Lost Dog posts everywhere and kept the lights on all night to welcome her home. And I kept traveling the area by car searching for any sign of her. But there weren't any and no calls, messages or responses from my posts. After five days I was giving up hope of ever seeing Cloe again and having to tell Kernie that his girl was gone. On the afternoon of the sixth day a message was left on the rescue phone. I still have that recording. It said Dr. Summers I think I have your dog. On that day a friendship was made and some faith was restored in me about the state of humanity. A few years later this family adopted Charlie from ISBCRezQ. I like the way God works.
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Wishing you all a fantastic week. Love, Odie. Shared by Debra Lynn.
Today was a pool day. Shared by Debra Lynn.
This is definitely ISBCRezQ's Grandma Summers.....
2 Eggs Scrambled and 2 pieces of lightly butter toast that'll do
Summer Breeze makes me feel fine. Blowing through the jasmine in my mind.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57-1aXQ37EQ
Click on the link above and watch Our Cayden and his Nadya
To All the Paws I have ever known...
Memories light the corners of my mind
Misty water-colored memories of the way they were
Scattered pictures of the smiles they left behind
Smiles we gave to one another for the way we were
Memories may be beautiful and yet
Much too painful to remember
But we choose not to forget
For it's their love that we will remember
Whenever we remember
The way they were
Loved and Love them all their Grandma Summers
Cayden is adorable. Please enjoy his vocal warm up, tuning with the saxophone, and grand finale haha! This took about 20 minutes to film. We had fun!
ISBCRezQ Alumnus, The Snickers' Gang AKA Skippy & Misti check in with Grandma Summers. Their note read, "Mom and Dad took us to the Park again!" They wore out their paws....LOL Is there such a thing as too much fun.....Nah, not for these paws!
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Just want to thank everyone for the 🙏 for my baby Ripley. He did a barn visit this morning and did great. He's still finishing up antibiotics and I still have him on the dizziness medication but he is pretty much 💯 back to his baseline 😊❤️ Karen B sharing
Michelle got Shasta a fish for the pool. Keeps her busy. lol. Shared by Debra Lynn.
Leland the Happy Pawed Camper discovered the ball. so now we have to see which is his favorite Frisbee or Ball. it's a toss up lol.
Aiden and Lakota done with barn chores and ready for the house. Too humid for us Karen B sharing
Leland the Happy Pawed Camper enjoyed the warm summer weather. He got some ball practice in before camping
Indian Summers camp for Brothers
It's Me (view me scroll down 2 posts to read my story) and I'm Searching for My Furever Best Friend Person and my furever home. Could that be You and Yours? If so contact ISBCRezQ via email at : [email protected] I'll be waiting for you!!!
Leland the Happy Pawed Camper can't get enough with just Frisbee. He found this old ball .
Leland The Happy Pawed Camper, is loving camp. Sunshine toys, and someone to play catch with. Only about 150 times ,,, an hr. ...Love this boy.
AIR Lakota...they love bunny time Karen B.
Cow feeding time.....they love farming❤️😊 Karen B sharing
Odie’s new toy. Posted by Debra Lynn.
ISBCR boys Aiden and Lakota ( plus 2 goats Nana and Chloe) taking some loose hay up for the cows. What dogs and goats love to do. Karen B. Sharing their adventures 😊
Well this the calf doing better, we're having a little practice time with the boys new toy...... Karen B.
Odie can’t wait for sunny summer days!shared by Debra Lynn
The wind blew a monster in the field today😱 Karen B. Sharing
The boys on a mail walk. Aiden and Lakota. Ripley supervising from the yard😉😊 Karen B. Sharing
Well, back to the white stuff. The boys are happy... Karen B. Sharing
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