FUNDRAISER

WE ARE HAVING A FUNDRAISER. PLEASE SUPPORT US.

Hey Guys!I have received the tickets from Pacifico and you have to pre buy them where you can not buy them at the door. The Tickets are $10.00 each- provides you with free admission and 2 free drink tickets- or if you just wanted to support this cause but not attend you can still buy a ticket. 100% of ticket sales goes to the EAST COAST GERMAN SHEPHERD RESCUE. Please email or call me with a date and time that I can meet you to give you your ticket. (435 9699) or message me on FB. The proceeds go to veterinary care, food etc. We hope you will support this Fundraiser for The East Coast German Shepherd Rescue on Friday November 28th 10:00 pm - 2:00 am at Pacifico Night Club in Halifax. I look forward to hearing from you! Please support it is only $10.00… It is like a meal at Wendys… but this is more important. Thank you from the dogs!

FUNDRAISER

Cost: $10.00 Gets You: Free Admission in the club and 2 Free Drinks!!(Come on thats a steal guys cost that much to just get in a club!!!) All proceeds help the doggies. Please come out and support us. If you can't go you can still buy a ticket and the money goes to the rescue.

Money Goes to:finding permanent loving homes for German Shepherds who have become homeless. Vet bills/Food for the doggies before we find them new permanent homes :)

Foster for PUPS

I may be getting in 4pups in the next few days . They are G.Shepherds approximately 5months old. I have a foster home for two of them but need foster home/s for the other two. If you think you can help out please contact me at 435 9699

FUNDRAISER - FOOT MASSAGE PARTY

We will be having a Foot Massage Party to raise money for the doggies at East Coast German Shepherd Rescue

WHAT -SPA DAY-
FOOT SOAK, MINI FOOT MASSAGE - ALL WITH 100% ESSENTIAL OIL BLENDS. TAKE HOME BATH SALTS.

WHERE: Casaroma Wellness Center, Alderney Gate (Entrance near Saturday Market)

WHEN - October 25th NOON - 4:00PM

PLEASE BOOK AHEAD AS WE ARE BOOKING 6 PEOPLE AT A TIME.

CONTACT LEAH @ 435 9699

My Boy Jasper

My boy Jasper would have been 9yrs old in two wks but sadly he went to the rainbow bridge today. He spent his last summer swimming almost daily which is what he loved to do. He went for his last swim last night at rainbow haven and seeing him in his glory, brought profound sadness to my heart. Why? because when he was swimming or hiking he was happy but the rest of his day was filled with anxiety. His anxiety was present when I brought him home at 4mos. old. I went to the home to pick him up and he was hiding behind his mom scared to come out.

He quickly attached to me and had separation anxiety which was calmed only by sitting in the front window waiting for my return. Before my rescue, before my hubby, before my second daughter and before our other three dogs joined our family it was just Me, Rae and Jasper. We hiked everyday and Jasper loved to explore the woods trying to catch something - namely squirrels. I would like to say he never caught one but one day on our walk a squirrel fell from the tree and landed on the ground directly in front of Jasper. He could not believe his luck and from that point forward, if he passed that tree he would stop as if waiting for another squirrel to drop.

He tolerated every dog that came into our home. I can't say he played with any of them because Jasper was more of a momma's boy. He just wanted to be beside me at all costs. Once he was settled by my side, he was content. Last year we realized that Jasper was having some eye trouble because he would occassionally run into things mostly other dogs when we were hiking.

When we brought him in to be tested we were shocked to discover he was blind.The back of his eyes let go and there was nothing that we could do to fix his vision. This explained his increased anxiety and his increased need to protect his "toys" from the other dogs. He was not happy and he was worried most of the time.

We gave him time, hoping he would adjust and amazingly he could get around so well no one could tell he was blind. He seemed to improve somewhat but recently he again appeared more agitated and guarded his "things" even more diligently. My daughter went to give him a treat one day and he mistakenly thought a dog was coming into his space and he bit her. Not hard but enough that both of them had their feelings hurt. Jasper would never of bit one of his family members. When I put him in the back yard in the past few months, he would dig his way out and end up on the front step crying for me.

The last week has been rough, he panicked to be near me even if I was in the bathroom with the door closed. Finally, I decided that this is no way for him to live. Although he appeared healthy on the outside, he was very anxious on the inside and I did not want my dog who lived his life to the fullest to be subjected to drugs to calm his state of mind. I decided it is time.....

Once the tranquilizer began to take hold poor Jasper leaned against me for support, more emotional than physical support. When I moved at all, he would get up in an attempt to follow me. True to the end he wanted me right there beside him and thats where I remained stroking him until he left this world. I hope your next life is filled with water, squirells and lots of squeaky toys for you buddy. Your spirit will always be beside me.

SHELBY

Poor Shelby, my heart breaks for her. She wants to have a family of her own so bad. She has been with us for 3MONTHS!!. She does not like other dogs so we have to rotate the dogs constantly. She does like puppies so she has had a few of them to play with over the past few months. She is so smart and lovable but needs to be the only pet and with someone who understands the Shepherd breed. Unfortunately, we have not found that perfect home yet and at night she sits on top on her crate in the back porch and watches us through the back door window. She just wants to come in and cuddle by our feet but she can't because of the other doggies. She would get into a fight with them... She is not outright aggressive to other dogs but wants the attention to herself and sometimes takes advantage when the other dog turns away from her. Wishing someone would come along soon.

Generousity

Just wanted to say thank you to all of you who donated money to help the dogs in need. Without the help the vet bills would have been too much for us to pay. We really appreciate and the doggies do to. Blue went to his new home already and Dimi, the pup is thriving and is now home with us living the life every pup deserves. Thanks again.