Dogs In need

I am home now, home now
I've been waiting for forever to find you, to find you
I'm not alone now, alone now
Cuz you've taken in my heart from the cold
All I know is every time I look into your eyes I'm home
Author: Diane Warren

Virginia

Rose

Gold Spayed Female

The TMBRN has been asked to help facilitate the re-homing of this 8-year old golden female named Rose. Sadly, Rose is looking for a new home because her owner recently passed away. We understand that this girl is already spayed. She has done well with other dogs in the past.

Please contact Rose's temporary caregiver for more information if you are interested in adopting this Tibetan Mastiff in need.

contact information:
Bob Davis
RDVAFI99@aol.com
703-795-3721

Alabama

Joe Bear - has found a home!

Black & Tan Neutered 1.5 Year Old Male

Joe Bear wandered into someone's backyard and instantly won their heart. Unfortunately the lady was ederly and not in a position to keep him. He is currently staying in a foster home and they find him to be absolutely wonderful. They have reported that he is gentle as can be. He is excellent with all the other dogs there, horses, pygmy goats, cats, ducks, geese and chickens. They have a teenaged daughter whose friends are over all the time and Joe Bear is a perfect gentleman. He is neutered, vaccinated, dewormed and was tested/cleared for heartworm and is receiving HW prevention.

Please contact ADAR Animal Rescue for more information if you are interested in adopting this Tibetan Mastiff in need.

contact information:
Amy Giblin
ADAR Animal Rescue
adarrescue@yahoo.com
205-759-1100

Missouri

Samson & Goliath 07/11/07

Two Black & Tan Males

We'd like you to meet Samson and Goliath.

These two brothers have been identified as Tibetan Mastiff mixes and they are best friends. They've come a long way from their neglected and abusive past and we're now doing our best to ensure we find them just the right home where they will fulfill their remaining years as a joyful, loving and energetic pair.

Samson has a short coat and is very lean. We don't know if he will ever 'bulk up' but his appetite is normal and he is most enthusiastic about treats, especially 'Jumbones.' He is a 'thinking' dog and great at problem solving.

Goliath is heavier boned than Samson and he has a long coat that is very dense at the base that requires brushing. We have had to shave him this year as his coat did not get a chance to 'clump out' normally because of our peculiar weather this season. He looks a bit different, but is still adorable. Goliath is a follower and appears to find his brother's antics most exciting so he will trail after Samson almost anywhere. Sometimes Goliath needs prompting with positive reinforcement and he adores being hugged.

Both boys arevery special andextremely smart. They've shown themselves to be loyal, gentle and loving. These boys love being outdoors and in but they are definitely members of the 'bull in the china shop club.' They walk very well on leash, separately or together. To this point they are not small animal friendly since they have not been introduced to other smaller house pets.

These brothers would do very well in an environment in which they are given tasks and jobs since they love to learn and be challenged. With the proper measure of guidance, patience and praise these loving companions will make the right owner very happy indeed.

Both of these males are neutered and up to date on their shots and worming.

If you are interested, please contact me.

Crystal Abbitt
815-834-0438
crystalabbitt@yahoo.com

Indiana

Nate has found a home!

Black & Tan Male

Well, Nate left for his new home in Utah last Sat. morning. His new mom, Patti, flew in Friday night, rented an SUV and spent the night with us and Nate so we all felt comfortable with the placement. She was wonderful, and Nate liked her immediately. She was on the floor with him from the moment he walked in, loving and kissing him, he was in heaven. They got up and were on the road by 8:30 the next morning. She made it to Utah from Indiana by Sunday night. Nate and her were real road warriors. Nate traveled fine, she would stop every few hours to walk him and give him a pee break. We had loaded the car up with blankets and treats so he was riding in the lap of luxury!!! It's only been 4 days but he is doing very well. Playing with her teenage boys and romping all through the house. They also purchased and had built before he came home a 10 x 20 run with a top on it beside the house under some big trees so he can enjoy the outdoors without fear of him getting loose. He is sleeping in what ever bedroom he chooses to at night and lays around and watches TV with the family in the evenings. I think this is a good match and Patti and her family could not be happier. Patti's mom and dad also live near by and he walks every day too and will be stopping by in the afternoons to take Nate along when he can. Nate will have more attention then he could have dreamed of. They may even get a friend for Nate once he is settled and knows he is at home.

Thank you to Dena McKenna for working so hard to find this boy a loving home!

Colorado

Mozart & Moira

Guardian Angel Award x 2!

Mozart (pictured), a black 3 year old male and Moira, a black and tan 5-year old female needed to find a new home by the first week of November 2005 due to an illness in the family. The TMBRN is always happy to post good news and there's a happy ending in the making for these two as Mo and Moira look to be making their new home in Seattle. Thanks to those who worked so hard to ensure their re-homing

Washington State

Driver

Guardian Angel Award

Driver, a TM picked up from a Seattle Shelter, went to his new-found home in Bellingham, WA this month. Latest news is that Driver has been welcomed and is settling in quite well with his family. Thanks to all involved in the re-homing of this boy and for sending in the update.

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