Shelly
02-09-2007, 06:27 PM
I'm going to copy and paste what I got for this one but PM me directly if anyone's interested and I'll hook you up w/ the contact...Please help if you can, I'd love to take her but can't right now. :(
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Please see below text for two pictures of this little angel.
Mia is a 5-year-old Irish Setter mix.
We are not sure what else she is mixed with.
She is spayed.
Mia is about 50 - 70lbs and a medium sized dog.
A somewhat brief history of Mia:
Her pervious owners adopted Mia from a pound when she was a puppy.
They then moved and abandoned her and her mate.
When Dana rescued them she found her mate dead and Mia wasn't to far behind.
She was abused and left to starve to death.
Dana fed her puppy food, vitamins, and Pedialite.
You would never know looking at her now what went through. She is a HAM! A healthy ham at that!
Dana could not get any records of her.
All she has is a receipt of payment from the vet. She was checked out after Dana got her back to a healthy state.
She has never been trained but could probably be.
She is good with other dogs, cats and loves kids!
Mia doesn't have a bad bone her body. She is very timid, shy, and craves A LOT of attention.
She would be best with a family that has kids and people to be with her most of the time.
She does know her basic commands of sit, stay, and come.
She does suffer from post-traumatic stress, this is why she can't be left alone in the house by herself for longer than an hour, without anyone.
She tends to get sick.
Although, she can be trained, as long as you have the patience to train her.
She also gets very carsick. Mia does not like car rides at all.
However, she loves to walk in the park and playing games like ball, fetch and loves a jogging or running partner.
She does very well off a leash and will stay at your side the whole time and never wanders farther than 20 feet in front of you.
Mia is very smart and responsive.
She is a lap dog 100%.
Mia always greets you with her doggie smile, wagging tail and can't wait to give you lovin's.
She'll flip right over on her back and waits for you to rub her belly and give her raspberries (kisses on the belly).
All Mia really wants is to be loved and cared for by someone who is willing enough to except her.
Please contact me immediately if you or someone you know could be interested in immediately providing a home, even if just for fostering, for this amazing loveable creature.
She is not able to stay where she is.
I'm sure these pix don't do her justice but it's all I got!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v621/coolchick_shelly/misc/Tom_Mia.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v621/coolchick_shelly/misc/tommiaagain.jpg
__________________________________________________ _________
Please see below text for two pictures of this little angel.
Mia is a 5-year-old Irish Setter mix.
We are not sure what else she is mixed with.
She is spayed.
Mia is about 50 - 70lbs and a medium sized dog.
A somewhat brief history of Mia:
Her pervious owners adopted Mia from a pound when she was a puppy.
They then moved and abandoned her and her mate.
When Dana rescued them she found her mate dead and Mia wasn't to far behind.
She was abused and left to starve to death.
Dana fed her puppy food, vitamins, and Pedialite.
You would never know looking at her now what went through. She is a HAM! A healthy ham at that!
Dana could not get any records of her.
All she has is a receipt of payment from the vet. She was checked out after Dana got her back to a healthy state.
She has never been trained but could probably be.
She is good with other dogs, cats and loves kids!
Mia doesn't have a bad bone her body. She is very timid, shy, and craves A LOT of attention.
She would be best with a family that has kids and people to be with her most of the time.
She does know her basic commands of sit, stay, and come.
She does suffer from post-traumatic stress, this is why she can't be left alone in the house by herself for longer than an hour, without anyone.
She tends to get sick.
Although, she can be trained, as long as you have the patience to train her.
She also gets very carsick. Mia does not like car rides at all.
However, she loves to walk in the park and playing games like ball, fetch and loves a jogging or running partner.
She does very well off a leash and will stay at your side the whole time and never wanders farther than 20 feet in front of you.
Mia is very smart and responsive.
She is a lap dog 100%.
Mia always greets you with her doggie smile, wagging tail and can't wait to give you lovin's.
She'll flip right over on her back and waits for you to rub her belly and give her raspberries (kisses on the belly).
All Mia really wants is to be loved and cared for by someone who is willing enough to except her.
Please contact me immediately if you or someone you know could be interested in immediately providing a home, even if just for fostering, for this amazing loveable creature.
She is not able to stay where she is.
I'm sure these pix don't do her justice but it's all I got!
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v621/coolchick_shelly/misc/Tom_Mia.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v621/coolchick_shelly/misc/tommiaagain.jpg