Two awesome Chow Chow pups looking for homes - IL
Posted: Thu Mar 01, 2007 1:01 pm
Hi All ~
My humane association has two exceptional Chow (slight mix) pups (approx 16 weeks old) waiting for good homes. Please visit us at http://www.animalheartline.org ... we are also on Petfinder and here are the boys' links:
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/dis ... id=7762702
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/dis ... id=7906098
Their litter was abandoned outside from birth (w/Mom), so they are shy - we did intake from a pound in far southern Indiana (where there are no adopters and all the pounds are high-kill and over burdened). They are neutered, fully vetted and living in foster homes to bring them to their full potential. Shyness is their only issue (and we are working with socialization daily - they are doing great!). Some of the litter was euthanized due to no one to intake them. The one pup (their sister) already adopted, has gone out to be an exceptional family dog in her new home. They are amazing guys, both housebroken (pretty cool for guys this young), crate trained, good with cats, dogs, kids, incredibly sweet, cuddly and soft ... never mean, every, just really shy. Although, they are now like normal in their foster homes - that took a couple weeks. We are looking for special homes for these kids - who can continue socialization and fun.
We are an all-breed rescue and sadly, anything with Chow doesn't get even a look ... which is too bad, since these are the easiest fosters we've had in a while.
Chow lovers? Please consider these babies when looking for a new best friend.
Carolyn Schroeder (Director and Foster Care for Dogs)
Animal Heartline Humane Association, Inc. (630) 341-3411
My humane association has two exceptional Chow (slight mix) pups (approx 16 weeks old) waiting for good homes. Please visit us at http://www.animalheartline.org ... we are also on Petfinder and here are the boys' links:
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/dis ... id=7762702
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/dis ... id=7906098
Their litter was abandoned outside from birth (w/Mom), so they are shy - we did intake from a pound in far southern Indiana (where there are no adopters and all the pounds are high-kill and over burdened). They are neutered, fully vetted and living in foster homes to bring them to their full potential. Shyness is their only issue (and we are working with socialization daily - they are doing great!). Some of the litter was euthanized due to no one to intake them. The one pup (their sister) already adopted, has gone out to be an exceptional family dog in her new home. They are amazing guys, both housebroken (pretty cool for guys this young), crate trained, good with cats, dogs, kids, incredibly sweet, cuddly and soft ... never mean, every, just really shy. Although, they are now like normal in their foster homes - that took a couple weeks. We are looking for special homes for these kids - who can continue socialization and fun.
We are an all-breed rescue and sadly, anything with Chow doesn't get even a look ... which is too bad, since these are the easiest fosters we've had in a while.
Chow lovers? Please consider these babies when looking for a new best friend.
Carolyn Schroeder (Director and Foster Care for Dogs)
Animal Heartline Humane Association, Inc. (630) 341-3411
