Dogs Need New Loving Homes - Please help (Atlanta area)

From: Tracy Fern [mailto:tracy_fern@gensler.com ]
Sent: Tuesday, February 16, 2010 5:29 PM
To: Amengual, Kathryn
Subject:

Please see the attached photos of Milo, Tilly & Robin - these three dogs are my rescue babies that I am currently fostering. I've fostered Milo around four years and Tilly and Robin about 2 years. I have sent out multiple requests for foster homes or forever homes without any success. I've reached out to rescue groups and no-kill facilities without any success. I have taken them to adoption days at Petsmart and Petco on many occasions without any success. Over the past few 4-5 years, I have fostered over 20 dogs and cats and slowly found wonderful homes for them - but I'm now unable to provide fostering to 3 dogs and 4 cats that are currently living with me for financial and work-rated reasons and I must either place them in a foster or forever home as soon as possible or make the horrible decision to have them humanely euthanized. Please, please send this request out to anyone and everyone that could help pass this e-mail along - I need a miracle.....

Milo is a 4 1/2 year old Lab/Hound mix with beautiful markings and a sweet personality. He weighs around 55-60 lbs and is housetrained. He's very affectionate and loves to snuggle at the same time making a great guard dog that will only bark when someone is approaching the house. Milo lives with cats and other dogs and would do well in a home with either. Milo is up-to-date with routine shots, house trained and spayed/neutered. Robin and Tilly are 2-1/2 year old brother/sister Shepherd mixes. This brother and sister duo love and depend on each other and really should be fostered or adopted together. These darlings just want to be loved and be part of a family who will treat them as one of their own. They are wonderful pets and will bring much joy to your home if someone will just give them a chance. They weigh around 50 lbs, are crate-trained and housebroken. They love to hang out in the house and also play outside. They are shy at first but warm up once they get used to you. Both are spayed/neutered and are current on their shots.