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adopt out to approved families in Wisconsin and Illinois Rescue Service LIMITED to Wisconsin and Illinois. Other areas of the country, go to Dalmatian Assistance League/Dalsavers Updated - 08.10.06 |
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Recent Adoptions
"I'm a loving 2 yr. old who is seeking a forever home where I can curl up to my mom or dad and show them how loyal I am. I'm crate trained but don't need to be in a crate because Mom says my manners are really good. I'm potty trained, love the outdoors, love car rides and can't wait to have my ears scratched. Children, cats and other dogs are ok with me."
ADOPTED - Folly (Male): is a very sweet 15 month old Dalmatian mix. He was turned into rescue because his owner is in the military. Loves to play with his foster family of dogs. He is shy with strangers, but once he knows you, but warms up quickly. Folly is housebroken and knows the basic commands. He is small, weighing only 43 pounds.
ADOPTED - Katrina (Female): Katrina is about 1 year old. She is extremely friendly and loves to get attention. She will happily entertain herself by playing with her toys. She is deaf but that is not a limitation for her. She is very bright and will make a great addition to any family. Katrina will need a fenced yard.
ADOPTED
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Penny
(female): is
a very sweet, not high energy for a dal. She is good with children even
very young children also other dogs, horses and cats. She is deaf, spay
and heartworm free. She is 4years old. She knows a few hand signals like
come and sit. Penny will need a fenced yard.
ADOPTED
- Cocoa
(Female):
She's a 5 year old petite, liver and white dal that weights about
44 pounds. Cocoa has one brown eye the other is 1/2 brown & 1/2 blue. She's
good with cats, birds and likes most dogs. Cocoa is afraid of men and some
strangers. She came in to rescue with heartworm she has had treatment and is
now negative for heartworm. She is on heartworm preventive and is feeling much
better. If your looking for a lap dog, that's mature and not very active then
she's the little girl for you.
On the same weekend we received 2 heartworm positive dogs Cocoa and Sherry. If you would like to sponsor Cocoa we take donation with paypal or contact us at LoveAdal@yahoo.com and we will give you info on how to sponsor Cocoa. Just her heartworm treatment by it's self was $170.00, that is not her vaccines or follow up visits, micro chip or spay. Plus when she is better she may need her teeth cleaned. If you can help please do, even a small amount is very helpful.
I like to chase other animals when I see them outside, including rabbits and squirrels. So I need to be kept in a fenced yard or be let out by someone who will hold me tightly on a leash. That way I won’t accidentally get hit by a car or become lost while excitedly chasing after another animal. My foster family bought me a harness that helps so I can’t slip out of my collar either.
I enjoy being outside in the fresh air a lot and my foster family takes me out frequently. But I really like being with them when they go inside, too. I am a really good snuggler and a very loyal companion who will stick right by your side. I like attention, but I’m also perfectly content to entertain myself with a chew toy, plush toy or even by just lying down and taking a cozy nap.
I pretty much like anybody – male or female – as long as they’re nice to me. I am good with kids too as long as they don’t pull on my ears or tail or treat me badly. When it comes to other pets, I get along well with the other two female dogs in my foster family. I like other male dogs, too, as long as there aren’t too many of them. But, I don’t need another dog in the household to make me happy and could be quite satisfied just being the center of your attention. My foster family doesn’t have any cats, so I don’t know if I like them or not.
I don’t get on the furniture, nor on my master’s bed unless invited, but I sure do enjoy curling up in a spot on the carpeting during the day (usually so I can be close to you) and on my new dog bed at night. I’m really excited because my foster family has even said they’re going to send my bed (along with my new harness and favorite toys) with me when I go to my permanent home.
I am somewhat housebroken, but have accidents once in awhile. My foster family is working with me on that, so for now I get crated when they go away. I don’t mind that as long as I have fresh water and a bone to chew on while in there and they’re not gone too long. That’s the only time I need to be crated though, even though I sometimes go in on my own and lay down if the mood strikes me. I don’t beg at mealtime and don’t bark much – usually only when my family needs to be alerted to something or when people go walking by. I know a few tricks, including how to shake a paw, and I love to play tug-of-war or other games with my foster family. They can tell you so many more things about me – stuff that I probably can’t really think of.
But the one other thing I can tell you is that I accidentally got separated from my former owners and ended up as a stray in an animal shelter. Then the nice people at Dal-Savers took me in and I was at a temporary foster home for a few days while getting ready to go to the “permanent” foster home I’ve been at since Aug. 26. Needless to say, I’ve been in a few different places recently and, as much as I like it here with my foster family, I’m looking forward to winning the heart of someone who will give me a forever home. Maybe that person is you. I am a good boy who is extremely loving and tries really hard to please my family members. Will you give me a chance to please you? I sure hope so! I’m waiting for you!
We would like to thank Pamela Fraley for financially sponsoring Jasper.
ADOPTED - Honey (Female): is a 7-8 month old spayed female. She is very petite, weighing 28 pounds. More information coming soon.
ADOPTED - Painter (Male): 1 year old. Painter love's people, enjoys playing with other dogs, and loves to play with toys, and gets along with cats. It appears he has had some training and knows the following commands: sit, lay down and come. He listens very well but could use obedience training as he still enjoys doing puppyish antics. Painter loves to be outside or getting attention from you. He has injured his tail by wagging it so much in a crate. It is wrapped so that it can heal. Painter needs plenty of exercise and attention from the right person or family. He will be a faithful companion to whomever can give him a lifetime of love and attention.
 ADOPTED ANGEL - Angel is very loving. She comes when she is called and wants to play with you. She is much tinier than her brothers and sisters but you would not know it. She has a strong will and is very smart. She learns easy and could benefit from puppy classes. She loves to cuddle and knows that she is loved. She loves to please you and lay with you.
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 ADOPTED - BUDDY |
 ADOPTED DINO - - Dino is a wonderful pup. He just wants to cuddle and do anything that will make you happy. He loves to ring the bell I have tied to the door so he can let you know he wants to go potty. He has not figured out that he needs to ring a little earlier so he can make it out side but he is working on it. He is gentle and loves to give kisses. He knows his name and comes running when called. He loves to play out side and chase balls.
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 ADOPTED- EDIE |
 ADOPTED - FIONA |
ADOPTED - Captain Morgan (Male) - I wandered into a bar and was turned into the rescue. I wanted a bar type of name so Captain Morgan it is! I am a very sweet 4-month old black and white Dalmatian puppy that enjoys lounging on the couch and playing with other dogs and lots of toys. I am still working on potty training but I learn and listen well! I even learned how to sit just this week but I only do it for treats! I have big brown eyes and a face that will melt your heart so please be my new home, I will aim to please. Captain is neutered, microchipped, had his first puppy vaccine and Rabies vaccine, Bordatella vaccine and is on heartworm preventative.
ADOPTION
PROCESS If you are interested in adopting a Dalmatian from us, you will be asked to fill out an adoption application. Upon approval of an application, one of our volunteers will contact you to schedule a home visit.
VOLUNTEER
OPPORTUNITIES We always welcome new volunteers to help us with this wonderful breed. Our #1 need right now is temporary care homes. As a temporary care home you will have the opportunity to save a dales life! Needed medical attention is provided by Dal-Savers Dalmatian Rescue, all you give is food, shelter and lots of TLC! We also need volunteers to distribute literature, return phone calls, transport, fund raisers, do mailings, computer work or attend one of our promotional events and anything else that may come along!
Many people think if they can't be a temporary care home, they can't help a rescue. Nothing could be further from the truth! Click here and you will find a list of things YOU may be able to do.
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WISH
LIST We are in need of the following to be donated... |
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| + | Large dog crates | + | Collars New (Buckle, Snap) | + | ID tags |
| + | Leashes | + | Bowls (Steel) | + | Blankets (Twin size or larger) |
| + | Dog beds, Pillows or Pads | + | Nyla Bones (Large size, hard) | + | Kong toys (Black) |
| + | Dog food or Coupons (Nutro Lamb & Rice) | + | Dog treats (Nutro, Because Dal's love treats) | + | Gift Certificates to Pet Stores |
| + | Postage | + | Instant film (Polaroid 600) | + | Color copier or copying services |
DONATIONS
We are greatly in need of donations to help rescue, spay/neuter, vaccinate
and find homes for these Dalmatians. If you would like to make a donation,
send a check or money order to the address below. All donations go directly
toward rescue efforts. Please help and save a Dalmatian's life!
We can take DONATIONS via credit card with PayPal.
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CONTACT
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