Extraordinary Dogs We Want You to Meet.


MY LOYAL TRAIL-WALKING PARTNER, AND THE LOVE OF MY LIFE. The entire first three years of Lola’s life were spent making puppies in a small wire kennel at a Bay Area puppy mill.After the mill was raided, Lola was found scrawny, stained, scabby and beaten down.There was little hope anyone would want to adopt her. But, she stole one human’s heart after just two visits.After she was adopted, Lola’s new family gently trained her to walk on grass, and eventually she learned to even play.Three years later, she is one happy, healthy girl. Her human is Teri Reeves, a Director and the Treasurer of Humane Society of the Nature Coast. www.NatureCoastHumaneSociety.org


ONE PERSON’S TRASH IS ANOTHER’S TREASURE. It’s hard to believe anyone would give up on these sweet little dogs. Discarded like yesterday’s trash, it’s even harder to believe that many of them were pulled from Pasco County Animal Services, sometimes just hours before being euthanized.They are old, one or two are deaf, one is blind, most have bad teeth, and various other issues. But they are all now loved, and very well taken care of. They are certainly the most well-behaved group of dogs we have ever encountered.Anyone lucky enough to adopt one of them will be treated to polite (really), already trained, and housebroken dogs.They are available through Canine Estates, a relatively new adoption and sanctuary facility in Palm Harbor, dedicated to saving the lives of abandoned, abused and injured dogs primarily from high kill shelters.To learn more, visit www.CanineEstates.com


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