Gibson - Wilson (Little guy)

Hello,

I wanted to write you this email regarding our recent experience adopting Gibson (aka Wilson, aka Little Guy) from the Upper Credit Humane Society.

 


Everyone at the shelter was very friendly and knowledgeable about the animals being cared for and very open to answering questions and offering information about each animal.

We adopted Gibson and love him very much. We had to be sure to adopt the right dog for our family as we have a 1 year old son and needed to be sure the pet we brought home would be tolerant to a toddler and friendly. We were able to meet with Gibson twice before deciding to put in an application for adoption. We did our research and knew the pros and cons of adopting a beagle. We spoke with Karen a lot and she offered lots of information regarding Gibson and what she knew about the breed. We also got to speak with the person who fostered him for a few weeks just before he came to live at the shelter. We knew that Gibson was the right fit for us.

Dutch (AKA Pearson)

Sent: November 5, 2009 9:45 AM

Hello to all at the Upper Credit,

We just wanted to update you on Dutch’s (aka Pearson) progress and send along a couple of pictures for you guys to see how well he is doing. Although we have only had him since the end of August, it feels like he has always been a part of our family. He settled in really well and he always impresses new people that he encounters with his calm and friendly demeanor. He just loves his new neighborhood and all of the new dogs and people he sees on his walks although he still hasn’t gotten used to the horses. He most definitely is a very important member of our family and we let him know on a daily basis how special he is to us.

Thanks to all of you for taking such good care of him before he came to us and for all that you do for the animals in your care! You’re a great bunch of people.

Dutch's Happy Ending

Sent: October 19, 2009 2:32 PM
To: Adoption
Subject: RE: Dutch


Hello! It's been just over a week since we adopted Dutch and I thought I'd send you an update. We are in love with our new baby! She's SUCH a good dog, she's sweet and gentle, she doesn't get into anything and we haven't had to crate her at all. She has the run of the house but normally goes everywhere with us. She is a dream dog, the lady who owned her previously must have put a lot of love and work into bringing her up so well. At first she was walking around in circles, not sure what to do with her self but she's settled in nicely. I took the week off work to be with her, today is my first day back at work and I hate being away from her! Everyone who meets her can't believe she came from a shelter, I think we've made some people think about adopting. She's such a good little embassador!

Thanks for everything!

Natalie

Suki's Happy Ending

Hi,
I wanted to send an e-mail to everyone, to give you an update about Suki the Siamese cat that I adopted about two weeks ago.
He loves his new home, and he's fitting in perfectly with the new animals. Him and my Puppy Pal are getting along wonderfully, and they treat each other like brothers, even sleeping together during the night.
He's loving life, and I'm so happy he's here.
I want to thank you for making it so easy to choose Suki as my new cat.

Thank you so much! Taryn

Posted Oct 15/09

Ticker (now Oscar)

Hello everyone!
It's been approximately a week and a half since I adopted Ticker and I am pleased to say that he has settled in extremely well! He has been renamed Oscar and is making friends with Gerrard - a three year old beige tabby, Callie - a red Australian Cattle Dog from Upper Credit Humane in 2008 and Bill - a blue Australian Cattle Dog cross from Meet The Pack Rescue in 2009.

  

I had some minor concerns about how well Oscar would adjust to two

Georgina's Happy Ending

As you all know Georgina was at the shelter for a long time. I had no intentions of adding another cat to my 5 at home already but I could see this senior cat was losing faith...She's been with us for 2 years and is much loved. She has a regal air about her and she deserves to . Georgia has recently been operated on and diagnosed with the most aggressive cancer but apparently she doesn't know that because she is still active and continues to eat like a horse....

She has us wrapped around her fingers ..

 

Posted Aug 22/09

Sage & Sachem's Happy Ending

Take care Deanna Posted July 28/09

Hello Everyone,

We just wanted to give you an update on Sage and Sachem as they are doing great! They completely feel like they are part of the family. We have not put up a fence as the dogs don't run from us. They have ran off twice in 5 months b/c of chasing something, but I think we keep them pretty much entertained and exercised that they just hang out on the porch on the front lawn with us. We don't even need leashes unless we take them off the property and down the country roads.

Sage is a little traveler that likes to sit under the tires on my truck until I take him to work and he goes nuts when he gets his daily car ride. My husband has to run up the stairs and dive into bed before sachem so that there is room for him...LOL.

Half of sages face was paralyzed about a month after we got him, and we thought he had a stroke. The VET said it was no stroke and he has a thyroid disorder which we give him pills and eye drops as his eye was having problems blinking. The issue is starting to resolve itself and he is doing much better with the pills.

Anyway, here are some recent pictures of them so you can see how well they are doing! I still can't believe no one wanted these dogs.... They are Wonderful!