Now we can all stay in touch, and get to know other adopted families, ask any questions, or help or chat with anyone who has animal related questions, With the new Fuzzy Puppy Puppy Pen Pal Blog!
This is a great idea! I spent months researching breeds when I finally found a home breeder with lots of love to give her extended family. I've adopted from shelters and rescued lost animals before, but this was the first time I specifically looked for the perfect fit for me and my family. We are so lucky and love fuzzypuppylove.com
Thanks your so sweet, I'm hoping the board gets some of our extended families online and to be able to tell each other about the pups, and share tips on how to raise them as the grow.
I think it well be very helpful for not just us but for any one searching for answers, and we get to trade alot of stories and what not, it should be alot of fun :)
I would like to encourage everyone reading this board to visit fuzzypuppylove's puppy donation section. These puppies are very special, placed with chilren who need them most. They are lovingly and carefully raised by a mother on a mission. As a nurse, I know the benefits can last a lifetime.
Soon i will be working on a donation page to help us donate more puppies.
Most our funds go back into the dogs, into our fosters rehabilitation, and donation puppies, also some of the funds go to the sires owners (My Parents).
With my son Morris being disabled i must work from home, and be on call and close to his school. I am called a few days a week, so i work in web design, www.EnoxxDesign.com
I am a single widowed mother of three, and am involved with cub scouts and foreverfaithfulministries.com which is a non-profit for therapy for children through horses ranch. So my income is VERY limited.
I do what i can but it is not enough.
Our list runs back to 2014 as of today, and the only children we can allow donation puppies to now are very ill children, with such disabilities as downs syndrome with heart distresses, leukemia, cancer and other sever situations.
We some times dont get to the children in time. One of the worse cases was a young boy, he had leukemia, and took his photo to kindergarten every day of his puppy, two weeks before the flight, he passed away. It broke my heart.
We do not, and cannot claim any of this for tax purpose. Ii cannot afford the non-profit process, and am just a stay at home mother. Who has seen first hand what these dogs do for children.
So soon i will be building a page with the children's photos in order, and a bar that will increase with the amount of each donation. Also for the goal of each donation i will reduce the price of the puppies as much as i can.
Hopefully soon most of the puppies will go to children who need them and we can get to the children who aren't so sever but are very lonely such as autism or downs syndrome with no heart complications.
Hopefully this part of the website will be up by the end of next week. I will update the board when it is ready.
We have had our little Mocha Star (Ewoak) for a few weeks now and can't imagine life without her! She is so sweet. She tolerates kids with no problem and always gets excited to see them, especially when they are ready to play! Star doesn't get much time alone, she even sleeps in someone's arms! Potty training is coming along and we just started using a tray, I'm very proud of her! We have been to our vet twice for routine checkups/shots and has perfect health! Star is very smart. She doesn't bark unless we are playing with her, usually running around. She play growls - my kids love it, they think she sounds like a muffled lawn mower!!! She's very floppy and is often held like a baby without squirming at all. Visiting friends just love all those puppy kisses too!!! We couldn't have picked a better puppy, thanks Jennifer!!!
This is a great idea! I spent months researching breeds when I finally found a home breeder with lots of love to give her extended family. I've adopted from shelters and rescued lost animals before, but this was the first time I specifically looked for the perfect fit for me and my family. We are so lucky and love fuzzypuppylove.com
ReplyDeleteThanks your so sweet, I'm hoping the board gets some of our extended families online and to be able to tell each other about the pups, and share tips on how to raise them as the grow.
ReplyDeleteI think it well be very helpful for not just us but for any one searching for answers, and we get to trade alot of stories and what not, it should be alot of fun :)
I would like to encourage everyone reading this board to visit fuzzypuppylove's puppy donation section. These puppies are very special, placed with chilren who need them most. They are lovingly and carefully raised by a mother on a mission. As a nurse, I know the benefits can last a lifetime.
ReplyDeleteSoon i will be working on a donation page to help us donate more puppies.
ReplyDeleteMost our funds go back into the dogs, into our fosters rehabilitation, and donation puppies, also some of the funds go to the sires owners (My Parents).
With my son Morris being disabled i must work from home, and be on call and close to his school.
I am called a few days a week, so i work in web design, www.EnoxxDesign.com
I am a single widowed mother of three, and am involved with cub scouts and foreverfaithfulministries.com which is a non-profit for therapy for children through horses ranch.
So my income is VERY limited.
I do what i can but it is not enough.
Our list runs back to 2014 as of today, and the only children we can allow donation puppies to now are very ill children, with such disabilities as downs syndrome with heart distresses, leukemia, cancer and other sever situations.
We some times dont get to the children in time.
One of the worse cases was a young boy, he had leukemia, and took his photo to kindergarten every day of his puppy, two weeks before the flight, he passed away.
It broke my heart.
We do not, and cannot claim any of this for tax purpose.
Ii cannot afford the non-profit process, and am just a stay at home mother.
Who has seen first hand what these dogs do for children.
So soon i will be building a page with the children's photos in order, and a bar that will increase with the amount of each donation.
Also for the goal of each donation i will reduce the price of the puppies as much as i can.
Hopefully soon most of the puppies will go to children who need them and we can get to the children who aren't so sever but are very lonely such as autism or downs syndrome with no heart complications.
Hopefully this part of the website will be up by the end of next week.
I will update the board when it is ready.
The donation page is now up, look on the side buttons for the link, donation puppies and donations
ReplyDeleteWe have had our little Mocha Star (Ewoak) for a few weeks now and can't imagine life without her! She is so sweet. She tolerates kids with no problem and always gets excited to see them, especially when they are ready to play! Star doesn't get much time alone, she even sleeps in someone's arms! Potty training is coming along and we just started using a tray, I'm very proud of her! We have been to our vet twice for routine checkups/shots and has perfect health! Star is very smart. She doesn't bark unless we are playing with her, usually running around. She play growls - my kids love it, they think she sounds like a muffled lawn mower!!! She's very floppy and is often held like a baby without squirming at all. Visiting friends just love all those puppy kisses too!!! We couldn't have picked a better puppy, thanks Jennifer!!!
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