And Then There Were Three

Last Sunday a female dog wandered into our yard, my husband brought her in, and I just couldn’t make her leave. So I gave her some food, introduced her to our boy dogs, and the rest was history. For the past week I have been trying to locate her owner, from the looks of things she was a drop off.

People piss me off, I don’t understand why they get animals only to release them into the wild… I mean come on who the hell does that know days. Since, I couldn’t leave her outside, we currently have three dogs, until I can find her a forever home.

The part that sucks, is she is female, and I have a feeling if she doesn’t find a home soon, she will end up pregnant by one of my boys…

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I cannot believe no one wants this sweet girl, she is so sweet and if I didn’t have two dogs, I would keep her… but there is no way I can keep her, oh how I would love to though, and if she was fixed and I had a fenced in yard, I would be so tempted. However, I know I cannot afford a third dog, and I am trying not to get attached to her.

Since last Sunday, I have posted on several facebook pages, and on craigslist, I am still having no luck with finding her a home. We live in an area where we have a HIGH kill shelter, so although I have said I was taking her there, I really CANNOT. Since she has pit in her they would kill her :(

Today, I have made several attempts to reach out to rescue groups in my area, I am hoping someone can help me! I am willing to foster her if someone can get her fixed and help with food. A few years ago, I wouldn’t have ever brought her into my home. But now that I have furrbabies, I cannot see leaving her out in the cold to fend for herself.

If anyone is in the Tennessee area, and would like this pup let me know!

About Jammie Morey

Jammie is of Native American descent, her family is from the Ojibway/Chippewa tribe in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. She was born and raised in Michigan and currently resides there with her daughter. She is a single parent and enjoys spending time with her daughter. Jammie is a home healthcare aide and loves what she does outside the home. Jammie is Owner of The Neat Things in Life.

Comments

  1. Hi Jammie, I totally understand your frustrations and resentment towards people! I sometimes hate people for what they do. I am so happy that you took in this sweetie. She is just gorgeous!

    • You are doing a GREAT thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • Jammie Morey says

      I wish I was able to keep her, because she was amazing. However, I didn’t have the money to get get fixed, and three dogs in a small area wasn’t going to cut it. We did find her a new home, but I wish I would have kept her! My boy dogs miss her as well.

  2. It’s very nice of you to take care of a stray dog. I hate people that don’t take care of their pets!

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