Hi friends! It’s Rocco, here! Many of you know me from working hard at the store, but you may not realize that I’ve started blogging in my spare time. I want to tell you about something very important to me and my friends. Did you know there is a local rescue organization that does some amazing things? Save a Dog Sudbury is close to our hearts. Even closer to our Interior Designer, Andrea’s. With it being National Animal Cruelty Prevention Month, we would like to share what this incredible organization means to us and our community. Listen to the journeys of Andrea’s two fur-babies and how Save A Dog Sudbury played a role. We will be making a donation to https://www.saveadog.org/ this month, and invite you to do the same.
Muffin’s Story.
“Muffin is a 4-year old pure-bred miniature poodle, and was surrendered to Save A Dog when her elderly mom could no longer care for her. We were told she was so terrified she would never come out of her crate. My sister, a Save A Dog volunteer, brought her home and opened the crate door - the next thing we knew, something flew through the air, landed in my lap and clung to me, as if to say "you belong to ME now" (clearly, not the other way around)!
Muffin loves to have bows on her ears, play dress up, and wear blingy collars. She is now 8 years old and very possessive of me, her toys, and her spot on the sofa but is very gentle with her sister, Katie, and will tolerate foster doggies in her home while they wait for their fur-ever homes, too.” - Andrea R.
Katie’s Story.
“Katie was found behind a school in Texas, blind in one eye due to some sort of trauma. She came to Save A Dog and we fostered her while she waited for a new family to choose her. Katie had several applications but unexpectedly had a seizure and then no one wanted her...but we were in love so she was already in her forever home! We were told she was pure poodle but we didn’t exactly see that, so after a DNA test we discovered she is 25% cocker spaniel. Katie has had puppies - no idea how many litters - so she bonded with this green beanbag frog and carries her “baby” around, snuggles, and takes good care of it.” - Andrea R.
