Dal needs a home

I have a 3 yrs old deaf Dalmatian that I saved from the Orange County
Shelter a few years back. I'm having to relocate and with child support,
and the increase in rental expense I cannot afford to live in the pet
friendly apartments in my area. Time is running short for me, and I'm hoping
a rescue group or individual can take her in. She loves to run, and take car
rides to the store, trips, etc. She's great with kids, and other animals,
including cats. She is timid at first, until she warms up to you. She even
thinks she's a lap dog. If she sees you sitting down, she wants to get
close, and sits right on top of you :) She can be a bit territorial when on
a leash or chain when out in front with me, but I understand she's only
protecting her home. I have been trying to place her myself posting on
several Dal Web Sites, only to get few people interested, and later fall
out. I can't see that the only option I have is to put her down, as that's
what I've been hearing lately. I know someone out there can help her and
offer her something I cannot. Any assistance you can offerred is greatly
appreciated.

Kenny

"News" <kenny.pacheco RemoveThis @cox.net> wrote in message
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> I have a 3 yrs old deaf Dalmatian that I saved from the Orange County
> Shelter a few years back. I'm having to relocate and with child support,
> and the increase in rental expense I cannot afford to live in the pet
> friendly apartments in my area. Time is running short for me, and I'm
hoping
> a rescue group or individual can take her in. She loves to run, and take
car
> rides to the store, trips, etc. She's great with kids, and other animals,
> including cats. She is timid at first, until she warms up to you. She even
> thinks she's a lap dog. If she sees you sitting down, she wants to get
> close, and sits right on top of you :) She can be a bit territorial when
on
> a leash or chain when out in front with me, but I understand she's only
> protecting her home. I have been trying to place her myself posting on
> several Dal Web Sites, only to get few people interested, and later fall
> out. I can't see that the only option I have is to put her down, as that's
> what I've been hearing lately. I know someone out there can help her and
> offer her something I cannot. Any assistance you can offerred is greatly
> appreciated.
>
> Kenny
>
>

Do a search on Google for Dalmatian Clubs and/or Dalmatian Rescues. You
will find what you need very quickly. Get the names and numbers of members
or induction teams. Call them. I am willing to bet you will get faster
results that way.

Good luck,

Scott