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Subject: Re: pit/lab mix? and also a hound mix desperately need home or even foster

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Jenn Rhodes

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Date Posted: 13:08:37 08/06/05 Sat
In reply to: Charlotte Gardiner 's message, "pit/lab mix? and also a hound mix desperately need home or even foster" on 15:09:55 05/06/05 Fri

Try calling Buddy Dog Humane Society of Sudbury, MA. Their phone number is obtained by clicking on contact us on their web site www.buddydoghs.com Buddy Dog is a non-profit, no-kill Humane Society. They can probably send a van out to the Boston, airport to pick the dog/s up and transport one or both to Buddy Dog. Once at Buddy Dog the dogs will be vet-checked, spayed or neutered, and given medical care. They will then be put up for adoption. If the adoptive home does not work out Buddy Dog will take the dog back and find it another home. Buddy Dog has, I believe, a surrender fee that must be payed for giving the dog up, and they would be more than happy to let you sponser the dog during its stay at the shelter. By the way the average time a dog stays at Buddy Dog until being adopted is two weeks!!! Thanks for caring enough to save these dogs and good luck!!! By the way, keep me posted, would you?

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