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BEST OF BREED/BEST VETERAN: Ch. Heronsway March Madness CD NA NAJ OAP OJP
BEST OF OPPOSITE: Ch. Ryslip History Boy
WINNERS DOG/BEST OF WINNERS: Brumbaer To Die For
WINNERS BITCH: Pembury House Loire Valley
AOM: Ch Aberlee Phantom Sequence-Ch Pembury House Be Still My Heart-Ch Greenwoods Moonlight Melody
RWB/BEST PUPPY: Greenwoods Sandfox Karma
BEST IN SWEEPS: Festiniog Arbor Rush Hour
HIGH IN TRIAL Honeyfox Where There's A Will, HT UD RA
BEST ALTERED: Ch Heronsway Send In The Clowns |
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Current Rescues
| ADOPTERS ...PLEASE LOOK HERE |
We are delighted that you have come to our rescue site and are interested in our dogs. Before calling us, please go back one page on our site and look at the information about rescuing a corgi. At the bottom of the page is an application. Please download it, complete it, and send it in to us before calling about a specific dog. We will not place a dog without having a completed application from you so will speed the process along significantly.
Also, we do not allow our dogs to be given as "gifts" to unsuspecting friends or family members. Any one who is to be considered for adopting a corgi from us must be involved in the process. Although it may seem like a great idea to give someone the gift of a dog, often it doesn't work out because the recipient doesn't want the dog. Our dogs have already gone thru the trauma of losing a family and we don't want it to happen again so no "gifts" no matter how wonderful an idea it seems to be.
Finally, we work very hard to find the best possible family for each of our dogs. This process takes time so please be patient. If we have your application, you will be considered for a dog. PLEASE NOTE!!! WE DO NOT POST ALL OF OUR AVAILABLE DOGS ON OUR WEB SITE. IF WE HAVE A GOOD CANDIDATE FOR THE DOG FROM OUR AVAILABLE POOL OF APPLICANTS WE WILL NOT POST THE DOG. This is why you must complete an application first.
For an application, please go to:
http://www.mayflowercorgiclub.org/getting_rescue.php
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Chadwick |
Chadwick is a six year old red and white neutered male corgi. He is house broken, very quiet, walks like a gentleman on the leash and he loves to ride in cars . I have been Chad’s foster mother for 3 months. Until recently he was here with his companion of 5 years Jasmine. She left to go to a forever home unfortunately they didn’t want two corgis. Chad is very sad and he misses her .
Before Chad came to us in rescue he was severely neglected and abused. He weighed 62 pounds and his toe nails had grown into the pads of his feet. Due to being extremely over weight he was in pain and could barely move. He now weights 45 pounds but still has a ways to go on his diet. Due to the abuse he suffered Chad has trust issues. He doesn’t like men so unfortunately he will have to go to a home with no adult men. He likes to chase cats so I would have to say no cats but he does like other dogs and a home with a spayed female would be good for him. A home with older children would be ok. Chad takes a while to warm up to you he will not be a warm and fuzzy crawl in your lap dog for a while.
He will need someone that has had dogs before and isn’t afraid of dogs. What happened to Chad isn’t his fault he will need someone to be understanding until he knows he can trust them . Chad is a good dog and deserves a forever home where someone will love and care for him.
If you are interested in getting more information about Chad, please contact Denise Lacroix by email at denise@ledgeland.com or by telephone at 508-885-4985.
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REBEL -ADOPTED! |
Rebel is a 6 year old neutered male corgi that was purchased as a working/farm/herding dog. He was raised on a farm and was taught to work with goats and hens. He was also taught many obedience commands and he loves to work with his owner who he respects and responds to very well. The family moved to the suburbs, began a 40 hr workweek, and began having children who are now toddlers.
Unfortunately, Rebel cannot seem to make the adjustment to a sedentary lifestyle with the toddlers about. He is nervous around the young children and because of this, the family has decided he will be happier in a home without young children. Rebel is a little overweight but is now on a low fat diet and getting more excercise since the weather has improved. He is healthy and up to date on all his shots. He has never lived with another dog in his own home so should probably be placed as an only dog. Rebel has had exposure to farm cats in his environment but not living in a house together.
Rebel needs a new home with people who are very active and will provide him with loving care and meaningful activities. He cannot be placed with young children.
REBEL HAS BEEN ADOPTED! |
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ROCKY - ADOPTED! |
Rocky is a neutered red and white male corgi. He just turned 12 years young. Rocky and his owner lived by themselves for years and were constant companions. Suddenly his owner died and there was no one to care for Rocky. He was given to our corgi rescue in hopes of finding him a caring new home.
Rocky is a sweet and gentle soul. He loves to be near you and follow you around. All he seems to want is someone to love again. He is in good general health and just had a major dentistry in which several teeth had to be removed. He is much happier now that his mouth no longer hurts him. He is basically up to date on all of his shots and the vet feels he is in good shape. He does have an enzyme deficiency which is totally controlled with a supplement added to his food.
Rocky loves to go for walks on his leash. He will trot along gently by your side and enjoys sniffing the passing breezes. His face brightens up when he sees a friendly face and he is a total gentleman as he greets you. Rocky is uneasy around children and so we feel he should not go to a home with children under 12. He totally ignores cats and we are working on his dog skills so that he is more comfortable with other dogs. He has been an only pet for many years and seems uncertain how to cope with other dogs at this point.
If you have room in your heart for a sweet older gentleman that certainly deserves a loving home, please consider Rocky! He will brighten your days with his love!
If you have questions about Rocky, please contact Anne Stirlen, our rescue coordinator for him. She can be reached by email at caques@aol.com or by telephone at 203-312-9343.
Thank you for your interest in Rocky!!
ROCKY HAS BEEN ADOPTED!! |
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