Loving my Oldies

I don't think I'd be able to leave.

The photo is just beautiful I have been following the FB page hoping and praying. Just little Cyan to go, come on little one. I can hardly breathe. I just want so much to wave a magic wand. When I was a dog walker at a pound, I used to wonder what the owners of the dogs were going through. It was a while ago now and, although micro chipping had been legislated for, it wasn't wide spread. People just didn't know where to even start looking for their dogs. Websites were few and far between. In the case of these little dogs, I imagine no one in Victoria is unaware of their plight. let alone the rest of the country :laugh:

Oh - just looked at that photo. How wonderful is that. Oh gawd

The FB page that has been set up is absolutely crammed full of posts, Kirislin. Today, Whoopi was running along the highway . OMG was my heart in my mouth for that little girl, but a policeman reported in on her so I think the whole community has been getting behind the rescue attempt. Jeez, brings tears to my eyes, frankly. The support the owners of these little dogs have been receiving is human nature at its best.

I've been in the garden for about an hour, poured a drink and came straight to the computer to read on FB that Whoopi is safe and well. Good what a dreadful few days these people have had. Hoping and praying that Cyan is just hiding somewhere and is well and ready to come home.

I joined their FB page, although there isn't anything I can do, just wring hands and hope for the best

Anyone who has tried to catch/save/stop a runaway dog will know how difficult it can be. I feel sick in the stomach thinking of those poor girls still lost and so afraid - it would be a thousand times worse for the owners and their friends.

I keep checking their FB, but the two girls are still missing

Have a wonderful time. Roo, DOLers are telling you to relax and let mummy have a good time. We are all thinking positive and calming thoughts for you.

There is a thread going in General Discussion :) .

That is such a lovely story Jipsi. As you say, the foster system, when it works - which is mostly does, is brilliant. So much better for the dog and prospective adopters. Ziggy and Staffyluv have had a great time fostering, so I for one have everything crossed the the re-introduction of Pippa to their home is as happy an experience as yours has been with Holly.

First thread I checked. Hopefully positive news soon.

God it is freezing here tonight. I hate to think what it is like where they are. . I've been looking at the face book page. No more found yet

Mine love the fleecies as well. I toss a couple onto the bed at night so they can play at "digging to China" and then snuggle into them. No advice on the h'worm tablet, sorry. All mine (and past rescues) are on the annual vax.

Praying that the last two come to the rescuers very very quickly and unharmed.

Love this Little Gifts Don't you like them ?

Unfortunately, the few million who care cannot counteract the few billion who don't. Not that all those who care shouldn't keep trying.

Good thinking, or it might get a bit awkward knowing who you are calling out to if they were all called the same

That is so depressing.

Wonder if it will fit me :D :D :D

If Staffyluv doesn't mind going off topic, can you tell us your girl's story Jipsi. That is if it isn't somewhere else.

Snap, Stan's Mum. I never thought about what it rhymed with either . Agree. I'm not sure I mind the "crappy working dogs names", though. Look at the favourite names of human boys and girls. Something I'll never understand why a name becomes fashionable. Fancy having half the class with the same name as yours Each to her own though. Just how I feel.

Oh, poor little fellow. I hope not badly

I hope they stick together. The owners must be frantic.

There is a constant stream of people coming to the internet and social media for the first time. Not everyone sees something over and over again and stills falls for it. The educative process (in anything) is an ongoing process. :) :)