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I was walking for my "morning" walk and this guy had these 3 pups (2 months old I think) and was taking them to the pound so they became members 2, 3, and 4 of our family. They seem to be adapting quite nicely but our 1st rescue is still reserved, We're a full family again.

Too cute. That's the way to be a hero, I'm sure the puppies will appreciate you for many years to come. Really they're only equivalent to the size of one dog anyway. Congratulations on your new family.

Good for you and them, they are some cute little rascals.

I hate to think about all the dogs and cats who aren't so lucky.

It breaks my heart.

What kind of dogs are they?

unconditional love triple. They are very cute, and many thanks to you and people like you for caring. I just can"t understand people allowing pets to breed and doing that-taking to the pound!
People really need to take responsibility to have their pet spayed and neutered. If I may add to anyone----Please adopt from the pound and don't buy, one more life saved. Thanks

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What kind of dogs are they?

half chihuahua and half terrier. I'm lucky to have a fair sized back yard. I take them out right after eating and other times several (maybe 6) times a day for bathroom use and to run off all the energy (@#$%& and vinegar) they seem to have.

What a bunch of cuties! You were meant to save those wonderful animals.
thanks for sharing - Jim

Sandtrout, you are my hero. I once had seven of God's gifts, found, abandoned dogs. Loved everyone of them. It is they who gave me so much. I only have one left of that group, she is about 14. I had every one of them "fixed." Only then, did I discover that one was a rather rarish FLAT COATED LAB. I thought that he was a full "American" dog, like the rest of my other dogs, but he was rather special..... in more ways than one.

I agree on having them "fixed,". if there is no real reason to have them reproduce.


I have 11 acres of pasture. The guy who sold me my tractor, had a friend who could no longer keep a 24+ year old former show horse. "Blind Mabel" came here a four weeks ago. I was telling my sister about her, and the woman who works with her said... "Would you like another?" She had given her $4,000 4 year old horse to a guy who used to work in real estate with them. He decided he wanted cattle and that the horse should go. So, a week later, the 4 year old, who was injured in training, got Possums Disease came to my place. I began to think about hay, because we are in a drought here..

On craigslist while I was looking for hay, I ran across an ad from someone in the city who wanted to give their moon blind horse a home. So, now, I have three horses. As long as I live, they won't be going to the slaughter house.

Good for you. It is the seemingly little things which we do for other people and for His animals which I believe our Creator takes note.

Nestor Cerpa, you and sandtrout are both good and decent men with big hearts.

May God bless you both.

I have 3, my oldest is now 9, she was a rescue as a pup, still has issues. Ate a shop rag in the garage when I was working on my bike, got hung up in her, almost died, cost me $4,800 and some change and cost her 14 inches of her intestine. Love her dearly....

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Cute puppies! They are so adorable.

This is awesome! My wife and I have 3 rescues, and you feel a bond with people who share the same passion for helping animals in need.
God Bless

Bless all animal lovers---at my feet is my loveable Heidi.

PRECIOUS BABIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bless you for your kindness.
"no man sinkest so low that his dog won't love him". That old saying should make every man want to become a real man and you my friend are. Good luck.