DAISY - 6/09 Great with cats!
Rottweiler
Size: Medium
Age: She is about 3 years old.
Sex: female
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DAISY:
First post received on 2/23/09
Dear Grace,
I volunteer at the Miami Dade Animal Services
shelter and had the chance to get to know an
incredibly sweet, 3 year old rottie named Daisy.
She appears to be pregnant and is small, so has not
had interest in adoption and has been there two
weeks now (as I'm sure you know, after only 5 days
they can put down unadopted dogs). I spent about 15
minutes in the run with her and I can tell you that
she is the sweetest, most mellow girl you could hope
to meet. She adored the attention and wanted to
cuddle, but wasn't demanding or dominant with me.
She just wanted the human touch and affection.
It crushes me that such an amazing dog will likely
be put down, maybe even as soon as tomorrow. She
deserves so much more than that. I realize that you
must have so many requests to rescue dogs but I have
to ask- is there any way your organization can help
her? If it is an issue of space I would be very
willing to foster her, if your group could provide
backing for vets and finding her a good home. I
want to help her in any way that I can and reaching
out to you seems like the best way to give her a
chance.
She is just as beautiful, calm and sweet as I
remembered! I will continue to send updates on
this wonderful girl and please let me know what
steps you would like me to take as far as vet
checkups, photos, etc.
All the best,
Leslie
She is healthy and ready to find her forever
home.
A blurb about Daisy:
"Daisy is a sweet, 60lb, 3 year old girl who
is looking for her forever home. She loves her
long walks in the mornings and to lie at your
feet for the rest of the day.
She is loving with every person who
has come in contact with her, including
children, and spends her time trying to figure
out how to please you. She is a wonderful,
unconditionally loving companion. Truly an
amazing dog."
Daisy is doing FANTASTICALLY. She walks or
jogs with us in the mornings, plays in the yard
with our other dog Bama, and sleeps at our feet
when she is done. The biggest news of all is
that she has learned to LOVE our cats!

She
licks them, nuzzles them, walks around behind
them sniffing their rear ends... and nothing
makes her happier than when one decides
to snuggle up against her or weave in and out of
her legs. It is truly remarkable and just proves
over and over again to me what a loving dog she
is.
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Gulfstream GUARDIAN ANGELS Rottweiler Rescue
SOUTH FLORIDA
GGARR
is a Purina Pro Plan Rally to Rescue
AmbassadorTo adopt Daisy you need to
submit an adoption application online
For more information please call
Yoly Ramirez at 954-309-0115
or write to
YGROTTS@AOL.COM
June 2009
The other day we met a new neighbor and her son
through the fence, which Daisy usually takes
upon herself to guard when she is outside. The
toddler waddled right up to the fence, stuck his
hand through, and Daisy gave him nice wet kisses
for his trouble. She is so intelligent and
sensitive to my commands and attitudes that she
knew immediately that it was okay to "make
friends." What an amazing dog.
All the best,
Leslie
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