Hello, I am very sad. I had to euthanize my 13 1/2 yr old silky terrier-Kami. I feel as though my life will never be happy again. I had to make this decision yesterday (2/9/2006). I have felt sick and heartbroken. Will I ever stop crying ? I am trying to remember all the happy memories but each time I do I start crying harder. Please remember me. Thank You. La Von

Hi, my name is Pamela Brownfield. I work with Terry Wolf at Southern Comfort Animal Rescue Services. We are still in the beginning stages of getting where we want to be. The reason I am writing you would because we are in need of help. Although we are looking at property here, it is still a long way off. We, in the short year we have been rescuing, have come to a stand still. We are not taking in any more. In fact we are in a court battle with locals over the numbers we have. I need to move out some right away but do not want to send these babies to the high kill shelters here. If you could take in a few or know of anyone who can could you please contact us at 912-767-7333 or 912-369-3418. I have included a few Photos and Bio's of just a handful of to ones in need of moving right away. First is Katie. She is a Fox Hound. She is about 3-4 Years old and heart worm Pos but as health as a house says the doctor. She has been on treatment for about 6 months now. She is already spayed. She is house trained and does not bark. She has never barked here. She does have a problem with escaping but always comes when called. Second is Mike. She is a yellow lab mix. She is about 3-4 years old. She is house trained and spayed. She is also Heart worm Pos, but as with Katie health as a horse. In fact she has gained about fifty pounds since coming to us. She was abounded for weeks with no food or water in someone's back yard. She is afraid of most Men. She is very sweet and loving. Third are Gypsy and her two babies who were only a day old when I saved them from the gas chamber here. She is a Doberman Rott mix. Gypsy is a sad story. She is afraid of everyone. She will let me play with the babies but I can't touch her. She does not show any signs of aggression but is really afraid. I have had her for about six weeks now. The pups are a girl and a boy. Yogi (boy) and Booboo (girl). I would be willing to have these three fixed at my expense when they are able. Please any help is better then no help. Thank you for reading this and again my number is 912-369-3418 or 912-767-7333. Day or Night it is never too late. Pam

I had a diabetic husky a few years back. Once the right dose of insulin is found, the extra water drinking with stop, hence less pee. Do you have regular glucos curves done at the vets? Also, if you love your dog and he is part of the family you deal with whatever happens, even if that mean cleaning up puppy pads.

Wow, I'd love a Cardigan and I've never seen a Pembroke with a tail! Our Pembroke is seven years old. We've only had him a year and he's just finished his heartworm treatment. We were told he had been on Heartgard but he was positive when we took him to the vet. He's an excellent dog, very well trained. I love all dogs but I've always wanted a corgi and he won't be my last. I'm looking for a Cardigan but I don't know how he'd react, guess it would have to be a female so he can stay the alpha! Did you get your corgis from a LA breeder? Always great talking to a fellow dog lover!

We adopted our Saint from a rescue. He was about 9 years old and thank goodness had already gone thru all the terrible puppy stages. He is the best dog I have ever had. He weight 180lbs and is the most gentle animal ever. Now I also adopted a husky mix at about 5 months. He chewed everything and giving him toys didnt stop him from chewing the furniture too. We kennel trained him and so far, he is now 1 1/2 years old, no problems. I would have to say I would never get a puppy again.