This is Dulce. She is one of the dogs that I rescued from the San Jose arroyo. She is very sweet but needs attention and training. She gets along
well with other dogs. Monica and Luis at Cabo Kennel can confirm this. She is part chocolate lab so she will need exercise. That was the problem
with the adopting family. They did not have the time or place to exercise her.
I would really like to find this dog a home. She has come a long way since I dragged her literally out of the arroyo but she needs some stability.
She is currently being kenneled at Dr Bravo's office on the highway near the airport...the old CARE center.
Can some Nomad help?
[Edited on 5-17-2009 by bajajudy]
bajajudy - 5-13-2009 at 07:09 AM
Here is Dulce before she was rescued
She had come such a long way and just needs a good home.
bajamigo - 5-13-2009 at 11:53 AM
That is one remarkable improvement! You are an angel.bajajudy - 5-14-2009 at 06:44 AM
Com'on Nomads....
She needs a good home and you will gain a friend for life!
El Jefe, this would be a perfect dog for perfecta!
Edit to add
The number at the shelter is 130 3171
[Edited on 5-14-2009 by bajajudy]docsmom - 5-14-2009 at 10:25 AM
"Com'on Nomads....
She needs a good home and you will gain a friend for life!"
Come on Nomads. I'm 1200 miles away and can't come get her. I want to hear that one of you takes the bait and adopts this girl.
Go dog loving nomads!bajajudy - 5-14-2009 at 05:11 PM
I stopped by the Care Center this afternoon to take Dulce for a walk. She comes and sits but is reluctant to heal. There were at least 12 dogs
barking and yipping and behind the fence that we were walking toward was a Dobie. No wonder she didnt want to go there.
She really is a sweet dog. She loves to be hugged!SiReNiTa - 5-14-2009 at 05:28 PM
OMG she is sooo cute...and i have to say wow what an improv!!! you are amazing!!!!
wish i could have her...already got another puppy tho!...bajajudy - 5-16-2009 at 10:05 AM
I am going to have to take Dulce to San Lucas this week if I dont find a home for her
She is so sweet and cute and healthy and wonderfulMarie-Rose - 5-16-2009 at 11:11 AM
This thread is so heart breaking Judy. Why don't you try putting something in the Baja Onion news letter. I know there are others there for adoption
as well... but you never know!!! She just looks so adorable. This must be very hard for youakbear - 5-16-2009 at 11:38 AM
bajajudy,
Wishing you luck finding Dulca a Good home. She could be my Bella's twin. She was found on the road outside of La Paz by my neighbor. She looked like
Dulca when found 4th of March. She has a few problems that need working on. She loves walking on the beach, but not the water.
akbear-charlieMarla Daily - 5-16-2009 at 03:56 PM
Thank goodness for all the amazing kind and caring people in Baja California and Baja California Sur who go the extra mile on behalf of Baja's street
animals. One man here in Loreto has taken in more than 50 doggies. Each has been spayed/neutered and vaccinated and is receiving meds if needed. This
is a private labor of love on his part. They are sheltered in his home and on land he bought and fenced for them—he does it by himself, and pays for
all the food, meds. surgeries etc. He asks for nothing in return. Patrick's Pooches are all available for adoption to homes approved by him.
World Vets is coming to Animalandia in Loreto on June 21-18 for the next free spay/neuter clinic.bajajudy - 5-17-2009 at 08:13 AM
Changed the title in case there are any chocolate lab lovers out there who had missed this post.
Dulce is still looking for a good homebajajudy - 5-17-2009 at 10:06 PM
ARFBajaGeoff - 5-18-2009 at 11:06 AM
Woof! (that is a BUMP in dog speak)bajajudy - 5-19-2009 at 08:59 AM
BOW WOWPaula - 5-20-2009 at 03:09 PM
Meow!
I know it's a dog thread but my dog's whole vocabulary has been used upBajaNuts - 5-21-2009 at 09:50 PM
Any chance of getting this pup north about half a continent?bajajudy - 5-22-2009 at 07:12 AM
Nuts
Dulce is in San Lucas. She passed the distemper test and will be in quarantine for one more week. I will check with the shelter but I know that they
send dogs to the states regularly. We would just have to find an escort, as the airlines will not take unaccompanied pets.
THANKSbajajudy - 5-23-2009 at 05:09 PM
Nuts
Please check your U2U for more information.Marie-Rose - 5-23-2009 at 07:10 PM
Wow... sure hope this means a home for Dulce!!! Judy saw your note in the Onion.
If you are looking for someone to take her to the states... put in another request.
I did the same for one of our rescues and had 5 or 6 viable offers.
Good luck!!!!!!bajajudy - 6-11-2009 at 02:22 PM
Ok
Dulce has passed the test and is now available for adoption.
She is in San Lucas at the humane society.
come on.....someone help her find a home, pleaseWoooosh - 6-11-2009 at 02:52 PM
Quote:
Originally posted by bajajudy
Changed the title in case there are any chocolate lab lovers out there who had missed this post.
Dulce is still looking for a good home
I have had three chocolates, three blacks and two white labs over the years. Right now it's one, three and one for a total of five. (The best lab I
ever had was chocolate, 125 pounds and blind) The Labrador is the number one family dog in the USA and Mexicans are fast warming up to them despite
their larger-than-taco-bell-dog size.
I've had families go from throwing sand at my dogs to petting and playing with them in a near instant. A Labrador up for adoption should sound
enticing to families. The "mix" part only means he's more genetically stable for a chocolate- she is beautiful. I tell them Labradors are
differenet, more like children. They need to be with people and are the best friend their childrens will ever have.
