April 2008

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Kahlua - medium size mixed breed female, 1 year old

Kahlua is an affectionate, bright, highly athletic girl who is eager to please and gets along well with other dogs and cats. She is too energetic for small children or the elderly lady who has her now. She has had some training, but needs to go to someone who has the firmness and consistency necessary to help her become the excellent companion she wants to be. She is able to jump high fences but really desires being inside a loving home.
Given the chance, pretty Kahlua will be your devoted family dog.

For more information contact Joyce, 505-898-5433, joycefay@broandtracy.org
 
Amadigi - Border collie male, 4 years old.Owner has no time.
Contact Joyce, 505-898-5433, joycefay@broandtracy.org
 
   

Keta and Toby were well-loved companions of a lady who died too early and unexpectedly. They are currently in the care of her son and his family who are not able to take care of them forever. They want to find permanent loving homes for these 2 beautiful dogs who unfortunately lost their mom.

Although they would enjoy being adopted together it is not necessary. They are both people oriented and get along with other dogs. Therefore they could go to homes with other dogs or could be only dogs.

Keta is an Australian shephered female, 11 years old.

Toby is mixed breed of a general herding type, male, 14 years old.

Both are believed to be in good health.   Health records are available.

For more information contact Brian. 505.715.2968, brianwerling@hotmail.com

or Joyce. 505-898-5433,
joycefay@broandtracy.org

 
 
 

These two girls need a place to roam and play. I am moving from my home in La Cienega with a fenced acre into town with a small yard.Unfortunately I do not think a small yard in town will work for them.

Freya the larger dog on the left is the mother of Noss on the right.They are 6 and 5 years old respectively. Very healthy and spayed. They are very affectionate and house trained. They do not chew, poo or dig inappropriately. They like all people and some dogs, Noss will chase cats.They need a well fenced area and someone to take them out to chase bunnies or open land to run free in.

They are exceptional dogs and need an exceptional human to bond with. I will only give my girls to someone who can prove they live in an appropriate place and will give them very good care. I will consider letting just Freya go as Noss is more likely to be able to adapt to town but prefer not to split them. Please call with questions or to arrange a visit.

Contact: Laura, 505-690-6741, laurastar00@hotmail.com

 

Meet Ziggy, a lover of a hound. He is a 6-year old, neutered male, blue-tick/shepherd cross that weighs around 80 pounds. He loves dogs, people and cats (although he may chase an outdoor cat when it runs). He is very affectionate and playful. He needs regular short walks, a ramp to get into vehicles (provided), and a healthy diet. He has a neuro-muscular problem that makes it hard for him to take long (more than 45-minute) walks, rough house with dogs or kids, or walk on concrete. His mom left for graduate school back east and no longer had the time he deserved. His foster mom loves him dearly, but cannot keep him forever.

His foster mom has an older 12-pound dog and a tom cat and lives next to an open space where she walks Ziggy 3 or 4 times a day for 15-30 minutes. He loves stuffed toys, walking with and sniffing other dogs, eating snow, following his nose (but a firm call and he’ll return), treats (especially boiled chicken feet) and getting rubbed or scratched. He has never lived with children, but appreciates the treats and affection from the bigger kids in the neighborhood. He’d be content all day hanging out with other dogs or people, indoors, outdoors or on a comfy bed in the back of a big vehicle.

For more information about Ziggy, please contact Eliza at eliza-allie@newmexico.com or Lynne at 505-988-1508 (Santa Fe).

 

 

Chance

Chance is a 2 year old Bichon/Terrier mix, neutered male. He has had all of his shots and heartworm test/monthly preventative. Chance is house trained, crate trained, loves to travel in vehicle, and is microchipped. Chance gets along with non-dominate female dogs, but is aggressive with other male dogs. Chance is best suited to a household for a retired to semi-retired man who would like a constant companion at his feet or in his vehicle. Chance is not good with children.

Contact Deb, 505-792-4530 home, 719-320-1485 cell, Ceaster2@aol.com

Rehome

On this website we show as many animals as possible who are in need of good permanent homes. Some of them are housed in city shelters with high euthanasia rates, others are with nonprofit rescue groups. A few are with private individuals who rescued the animal one way or another, but who need to find homes. Those who are considered Bro and Tracy dogs are those in the care of individuals who work regularly with this organization. There are pages representing all these situations.

This page, which we will call "Rehome", is for animals who are still living at home, but must be moved to another home for one reason or another. These people are trying to keep their pets while trying to find good homes for them. It will for the most part be photos and descriptions that the owners submit to us.




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