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Woof Wednesday

As many of you know, our sweet fur baby, Remington, was adopted from an SPCA shelter in town.  If it weren't for them, he would have been euthanized months before we even got to meet his sweet face.  I am forever grateful to the people who devote their time and money to saving animals.  And now I want to help too!

Woof Wednesdays is a non-profit organization that brings awareness to shelter dogs by posting their pictures and information on Wednesdays.  You can post via facebook or on your blog.  Their motto is "No paw left behind."  I hope you'll join us in the fight for animals that can't fight for themselves!

This week I'm bringing to you Rusty, the Rhodesian Ridgeback mix.  


Rusty is a shy, sweet, sensitive fellow. He spent one month in boarding school with Ralph Gibson, a well-known trainer in Alabama. Ralph brought Rusty out of a submissive state and gave him confidence. Rusty knows commands, and is obsessed with shaking hands.  Not aggressive. Rusty is fearful of small children and wary of strangers. It takes Rusty a while to build trust, but once bonded, he is your shadow, a true loyal friend.
He's a smart fella too :)

He is neutered, house trained and up-to-date on shots.  For more information on Rusty go here.
Location: Alabaster, AL
Adoption fee: $80-100, to cover a small portion of the vetting fee
Adoption Group:  Last Chance Dog Rescue Alabama
Contact tahoemark@charter.net or call 205-482-2992 if you are interested.



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Adopting a dog is a lifetime commitment.

Wanna join Woof Wednesdays?
We would love to bring you on board.

Start posting about a dog in need of a home on your blog or facebook page! 

oh and join the Woof Wednesdays group on facebook!
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