PET INFORMATION
| Breed: | Siberian Husky | Sex: | Female/Spayed | Age: | 7 months |
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Date Listed: | 4/24/2002 | Tracking Number: | Anaya | |
| Description: | ADOPTION PENDING! A sweetheart who is full of pep and energy. I could be a cheerleader, you know. My biggest trait, though, is my heart. I'm a living doll, so sweet. I can completely make you forget that I just chewed up your most prized possession. If you cry, I'm there. "What's wrong?" I'll wipe the tears. Of course, I will have no idea I'm what caused those tears! If you give me what I am allowed to chew up, then maybe we'll both be happy. Very much the people-pleasing young lady, I'll do anything for you and your love. Though I am filled to the brim with kisses & love, you must remember I am still a puppy and need proper puppy training. (My sisters Trudi and Chela, who just found wonderful homes, are exactly the same.) Obedience classes would be appropriate. Hook up the sled & let's go! Weighing in at 35 pounds, I'm black & white & bieyed (meaning I have one brown eye & one blue eye). Children, cats, and dogs are just great. My name means something special. To see what it means, go to Anaya. Oh, yeah. There's that little thing called my history. Would you like to know about it? Be prepared for a sad story. A year ago, a woman in Georgia was arrested on charges of animal cruelty. This was the third time having cruelty accusations brought against her, but the other two counties in Georgia let her go, telling her not to own dogs in their county any more. So she moved. Bartow County was where she based her Siberian Husky puppy mill and was where her luck ran out. When animal control officers answered a complaint from the next-door neighbor about dogs being neglected, they were shocked to find: animals tied out with no shade; food just thrown on the ground...some dogs could reach it, some couldn't; scummy water, what there was of it...many dogs had no access to the rancid stuff; no fencing to keep marauding animals away; bitches with litters confined to loose boxes in a shed, with puppies wandering around; animals with gaping, maggot-infested wounds; bodies of dead animals either still on their chain or just tossed into bushes; no one living in the burned-out house on the property. Charges were brought, but the "owner" was given the chance to clean up her act. She did not comply and was again arrested and charged with cruelty. She decided to have a jury trial, and while the wheels of justice were turning slowly, the dogs were taking up precious space at the local shelter. Finally, a year later, the "owner" was convicted of cruelty charges and sent to jail for 6 months with two years probation to serve after she gets out. Among the dogs was our mother, who was pregnant with my sisters and me at the time. Thanks to some terrific angels, we are no longer impounded because of a cruel person. My sisters just found terrific homes. My turn! Thank you for listening to our story. | ||||
CONTACT INFORMATION
| Current Guardian: | Pet Harbor Rescue & Referral, Inc. | Phone: | (703) 583-HSKY | State: | VA |
| Email: | stowaway@petharbor.org | Location: | Woodbridge |
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