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Originally Posted by garyb
Hi RobinH,
thanks for all the info. My wife is not sure she would like too adopr from a rescue as she had a very bad experience with a rescue around 12 years ago and it almost caused us not to get another dog.
Right now we have made small (?) list of potentials. It includes Havanese, Norfolk Terrier, Louchen, Coton De Tulear, and Bolognese. They seem to be the right disposition and from waht we've read seem fairly healthy. Whatever we choose it won't be until next spring at the earliest. so keep those suggestions, thoughts and ideas coming. and we do appreciate everybody's kind words.
Thank you so very much and it is helping us get through this terrible tragedy.
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It is very sad that a negative incident would set the presidence. Like anywhere else, there are good places and others that are questionable. If you contact these rescues or at the very least read up on them, you will be assured that they are sound. Don't let one bad experience 12 years ago, taint your wanting to rescue an animal in dire need to be loved and cherished once again. A rescue animal will give you oodles of love and devotion. I say the very same for animals that are sitting in shelters that need that special someone to give them that second chance at life.
Please remember this as we in rescue see so many worthy loving animals at the end of the deadly needle or worse...the gas chamber...it just is not right.