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The Coalition of All Breed Rescue of Arizona (CABRA) is having another low cost microchip and vaccination clinic on Sunday, May 12, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the University of Arizona Maricopa County Cooperative Extension building on 4341 E. Broadway in Phoenix (roughly 43rd place and Broadway). They need volunteers. The following link explains what is involved and lets you sign up if you can help.
www.signupgenius.com/go/20F084AA5AB2FAB9-cabra2#/
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Bonnie is thriving with the training and with the socialization with other dogs in the dog park. Our wonderful rescue Airedale Brandy is now really beginning to accept Bonnie and even beginning to initiate some play. Life is good.
I'm attaching a couple of pics of Bonnie in today's puppy class along with one of her with other dogs in the dog park.
Thank you all for your wonderful gifts of Brandy (adopted in 2016) and Bonnie (adopted in 2024). We are truly blessed.
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She looks very engaged and focused.
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Sharing for our Airedale Rescue friends in Tracy, California. Brodie needs a special home. Read the description on the original post for details and contact information.We’re seeking a very special household to help NWATR save an abused pup we rescued three months ago. Brodie came to us with his brother Eli. They were both emaciated and had never been handled by loving hands or spoken to with kindness. They had only each other for their first 14 months of life. These brothers were a textbook case of littermate syndrome. The initial separation period that began the healing process was as difficult for Brodie and Eli as it was for us. Brodie is ready at last to move to a forever home to complete his rehabilitation. He is 17 months old now. He has learned to walk on lead, some basic manners, has been neutered and inoculated. He remains frightened of men but trusts women. He is still very thin but the vet says that will pass with continued good food. He has no health issues and, as a young dog, he has time to overcome his ill-treatment as a pup. Brodie is afraid of doorways. We’re working on it. He has no aggression issues and has learned valuable lessons from his foster pack. Brodie has improved so much. The only thing he needs now is a quiet, patient home, more training and love. As I write, he is sitting at my knee with his head on my lap. A sudden noise may yet startle him, but this lovely little man is worth the effort to turn his life around. If you have an interest in sweet Brodie, who is currently located in Tracy, CA, please contact Ann & Terry Langley at sochoice2@gmail.com.
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How would he do with two female Dales?
Oh, sweetheart. He looks so sweet.
He’s precious. We have a Brody Airedale. Wish he was in New Mexico!
Albuquerque, NM
These puppies are not with Airedale Rescue. We are sharing to help find them great homes. Click on the link to contact the foster family.
The story is that Piper and Penelope are the result of a liaison between a purebred Airedale lady and a handsome stranger. The shelter helped get Mom fixed, but were given the litter of puppies to take care of. Piper and Penelope are the last ones looking for a home. The puppies are in an Airedale experienced foster home in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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