Friday, December 31, 2010

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Bonne année!
Gutes Neues Jahr!
Hauoli Makahiki Hou!
Feliz Año Nuevo!
Akemashite Omedetou Gozaimasu!
Buon Capo d'Anno!
Feliz ano novo!
Yeni Yiliniz Kutlu Olsun!
Gott Nytt År!
Xin nian yu kuai!

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

New puppy: SOPHIE

Hi!  My name is Sophie and I am just about to turn 1 year old.  I would really love a new family to share my birthday cake with!
 
My mom is a very busy professional and is looking to put me in a home where someone (or an entire family) would have the time to play and teach me some rules.  I am a beautiful (see photos) Irish Setter who would love a family with kids or even another dog or two, as I am ready, willing, and able to have some fun.  I would also like to have someone teach me some ground rules on behaving well as I have some anxiety when my current mom is busy at work.  However, I am sure that with a good pack leader I will follow along well and pick up the rules quick.  I am almost as intellegent as I am a beautiful young lady.  All my human neighbors love me, and there are two boy dogs next door, Monchis and Whiskey (a Sachi alum), that have crushes on me.
 
I am up to date on my shots and have been spayed, although I didn't much like the "cone of shame" they put around my neck while I was healing.
 
Some of the things I enjoy doing are going for a walk, riding in the car, and chewing on toys and bones.  I also love playing with other dogs and kids, so I am very social young lady.
 
If you are feeling up to the challenge of my boundless energy and unconditional love, please give the nice people at Sachi a call, and then come over for a visit! I would sure love to jump all over you and give you big doggie kisses!!
 
 

Tuesday, December 28, 2010

New pooch: Meet SOPHIE

Sophie is barely one year old and calls herself an Irish Setter. She is lovely with human kids and plays nice with canine friends. More to come ...

Sunday, December 19, 2010

FRED & ETHYL

Fred & Ethyl are back on the market. Unfortunately the puppies got into a fight over food on the first day in their new home, and the family gave them back. We are puzzled by it because they lived with other dogs and have NEVER fought !

They are now in a foster home and will be observed to see what was going on.

We like to keep them together and start taking applications again.

Sammy




Sachi Animal Rescue with all of its volunteers, supporters and doggies want to thank Sammy's parents, Amy & Scott, for adopting this special boy, for showing him a life he never had, and for being there for him when he crossed over. We are crying with you!

Friday, December 10, 2010

Adopt from the city shelters Dec 17-24 for less

HOLIDAY PET SAFETY GUIDE

HOLIDAY PET SAFETY GUIDE
Helpful Tips from Los Angeles Animal Services

The holiday season is a time for colorful decorations and delicious foods to share with family and friends. With a few helpful tips from Los Angeles Animal Services, you can include your furry family members in your holiday planning and still be sure that your pets stay safe and enjoy this special time of year, too!

Bulbs, Tinsel, Ribbons and Wrapping Paper:

Pets may be drawn to holiday decoration that can cause them harm. Glass bulbs may be shiny and attractive but they are potentially harmful if shattered and eaten. Even things as harmless looking as tinsel, ribbons and wrapping paper can create a serious digestive problem when swallowed.

Candles can cause burns and fires. Never leave lighted candles unattended or within reach of your pet. Also try to keep tablecloths and table runners from hanging too low to the ground, tempting happy dogs to grab an end and pull!

Ornamental plants are a great way to dress up the house during the holidays but pet owners should be aware that many of these common plants can cause gastrointestinal upset and, if enough plant material is eaten, seizures, coma or even death. To be safe, place plants out of reach and monitor your pet’s interest in them. Check the plants for any signs of chewing or missing leaves. If your pet starts vomiting, has diarrhea or abdominal pain, excessive drooling, tremors or seizures – consult your veterinarian immediately.

Lighting and Electrical Cords:

If you are doing any special decorating that involves lights and electrical cords, you may be adding more intrigue for the inquisitive dog or cat. If you suspect that your pet has chewed an electrical cord, monitor his mouth for burns and watch for any difficulty breathing. If any symptoms develop, consult your veterinarian right away. 

Try not to leave exposed cords where the pup or kitten will be playing. You can cover them using regular PVC pipe from the hardware store or plastic casing from computer or household supply stores. There are products available at pet supply stores, such as Bitter Apple, to spray on cords to discourage chewing by making them taste bad.   If you are going out or unable to supervise your pet, unplug any electrical cords accessible in the pet’s area.
Kittens and some dogs are climbers, so lamps are not necessarily off limits to the more inquisitive and are potentially hazardous.  Replace burned out light bulbs right away. If you don’t have a bulb, leave the burned out bulb in place temporarily or unplug the lamp. The light socket is electrically charged and dangerous on a lamp that is plugged into power and does not have a light bulb. 

You know your pet best, so you can anticipate how they will react to holiday visitors. Having a quiet space available, away from commotion with water, food and toys will help some pets be more comfortable.  Using a pet gate to separate them from the main foot traffic or having them stay at a friend’s house during a party may be best for them and for others.

The holiday and party foods we enjoy cooking and eating can be a problem for your pet. Tell your guests the food rules for your pets. Rich, spicy, fatty or food your pet is not accustomed to eating can cause problems ranging from a stomach upset to severe pancreatitis.  Pets with serious digestive problems often require hospitalization for treatment. 

Don’t leave candy out. Chocolate can be fatal to animals, especially cats and small dogs. Alcoholic beverages are also toxic to pets.

Uncooked meat, poultry, fish and bones are hazardous. But, you can cook and strain these items into a tasty “Holiday Broth” that makes a great treat to pour over regular kibble.

Leo

NOT JUST A PRETTY FACE

Leo is a Boxer boy you will fall in love with right away. We certainly did!

Not only is he a good looking boy but he is also well mannered with his caretakers as well as his canine friends. In his previous home he watched over a couple of kids supervised by an older Boxer lady. Unfortunately we don't have any pictures to prove how good he is with the little humans.

He likes hikes and playtime in the yard but was very sad when Annie, his girlfriend, moved away with her new family. Those two were playing non-stop. When he loves someone, person or doggie, he goes all the way out.

We are hoping to place this special big boy in a loving home where he gets enough exercise to keep him stimulated as well as structured to get the best out of him. If you have already a dog - well, even better! You have kids? Leo is a FREE babysitter. What are you waiting for? He is not going to be available for long. Afterall Leo is gem!

Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Fred & Ethyl are fixed!

That's right: no babies in the future for Fred & Ethyl! Second good news: we have a great lead to a good home where both pups will stay together.





Shop, shop, shop

Before you shop for the holidays, please click on this link first:


A donation will be made to Sachi's dogs when you shop in one of over 800 stores on-line and the best part: it won't cost you a penny!

Ty is home!

The new kid on the block, Ty, wiggled himself into he home and heart of a loving family with kids. That is all he wanted for the Holidays. Well, wishes sometimes come true! Have a great life, Ty!

Tuesday, December 7, 2010

BEAR is adopted!

We are super thrilled this evening! "BEAR" the 7-yr old Boxer found himself a forever home where he will receive the special treatment for the rest of his life! A big THANK YOU to the family that open their hearts, and all involved in his rescue. YOU ARE ALL SO VERY AWESOME!

Courtesy Posting: BAILEY

Hello – my name is Bailey. I am a healthy, young Boxer mix. My original owner who I lived with the first two years of my life was not able to properly care for me.  He worked long hours & lived with someone who would not let me in the house.  I was tied up outside all day and left outside most nights as well.  I got very little exercise and was lonely all day.  I had no training at all.  After getting off to a rough start, things turned around for me when a family rescued me.  I have come a long way in the past several months.  I am now crate trained, housetrained, walk on a leash without pulling, and love to run next to you on a leash while going for a bike ride.  I also no longer have the separation anxiety I once had.  I have been enjoying a good life with lots of love, attention and daily exercise.  I have lots of energy and I would love to be in a home with a leader who will give me lots of exercise and structure. I am social with other dogs, but have never been around cats.  I am spayed and up to date on all my shots and I am very patient and tolerant of children, but older sturdy children would be best (over 7 years old).  I am smart, loving and love to please - I just need an assertive person to show me the way.




Please contact Michele Jones at 661-210-5985 or mjones0607@ca.rr.com


Monday, December 6, 2010

Courtesy posting: Bear, the Boxer Boy

IS A COURTESY POSTING ** THIS IS NOT A SACHI DOG ** FOR MORE INFO CONTACT:
Amanda & Brandon Granzow
littlelee1203@hotmail.com
(858)829-8811 - Amanda's cell
(858)384-7896 - home number
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Bear is a 7-y/o Male Boxer that needs rehoming! Military family has had him since he was a puppy -- he's traveled all around with them. They have recent orders taking them to a place that will not allow dogs. He is wonderful with children, other dogs, has all shots, general obedience, a 65-pound lap dog! Time is limited ... they are shipping out soon. They have some friends who are willing to take "Bear" on a temporary basis until he finds a more permanent home....

Courtesy posting: EMACIATED BOXER GIRL

This nameless Boxer girl was found roaming the streets. She was extremely emaciated, filthy and scared to death.
It took her rescuers a while to coax her to trust them enough to get in the car.
She was cleaned up and taken to a vet for a general check -up. The vet determend that she is between 1 -2 years young. He also told the rescuers that she was already burdened with a litter while being a baby herself. She is still not spayed.
Miss Skinny is in a foster home with two other dogs. Being scared and starved, she has shown some hesitation towards the other dogs when she is around food.

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This puppy is NOT a Sachi Animal Rescue dog - only a courtesy posting. If you are interested in meeting her, please contact Carrie, her foster mommy, directly (760) 628-4010

Saturday, December 4, 2010

Happy Holidays from SACHI ANIMAL RESCUE

A HOMELESS DOGS CHRISTMAS PRAYER

Tis the night before Christmas and all through the town, every shelter is full - we are lost, but not found.

Our numbers are hung on our kennels so bare, we hope every minute that someone will care. They’ll come to adopt us and give us the call, “Come here, Max and Sparkie - come fetch your new ball!!” But now we sit here and think of the days… we were treated so fondly - we had cute baby ways... (click the link below and read the complete poem)


http://www.sachianimalrescue.com/a-homeless-dogs-christmas-prayer.html

Sunday, November 28, 2010

Meyer vacation video, part I

new dogs** meet FRED & ETHYL

This very bonded pair of Boxers was found wandering the street for a while when they were found skinny and very hungry. The search for their owner was unsuccessful. Fred & Ethyl are currently in a foster home where they sleep in the human bed. Even though they are less than a year old, both puppies are mature enough to let you know when it is time for a bathroom break. They also get along with the other dogs in the household. Fred & Ethyl would like to share a forever home together.


Friday, November 26, 2010

New dog ... meet TY


Hi my name is TY

            But u can call me love bug, because my favorite thing is cuddling!!!



            So over my short life I have been bounced around 3 different homes.  My last home didn’t understand the amount of responsibly a dog would be. I was looked up in a run without shelter. They would forget to feed me and fill up my water bowl but that’s not the worst!  They left me out in the cold poring rain at night!  I was so lonely all I wanted was a human to cuddle with. Thankfully I was rescued now I have the opportunity to share my love with someone special ….. Are you my someone special ??? I am the perfect family dog I love people and I really like the mini ones …. What are they called ? oh ya kids !  I am also great with other dogs the more friends the better ! … almost forgot I am house trained so there will be no accidences. See I am perfect …

SOooOoooOoooooooo  will you be my forever home ??????

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

JEDI - new and available



Jedi is a Terrier mix, believed to be about 10 years old.
He was found in the high desert town of Rosamond, running around on a
dirt road out the Feline Conservation Center. That's where he was
picked up by a volunteer at FCC who is fostering him now, until he can
find a forever home.

Jedi is a funny dog. He's very interested in the two cats he is
sharing a house with. He really likes the Shih Tzu that lives there as
well and they have interacted very well together.

He has a cough that the doctors say may never go away. It's like an
old man hacking. It's more prominent in the morning and night or when
you put a leash on him.

He's very well behaved and comes when you call him. He is also potty
trained and can hold it until let out, if necessary.

Jedi is a good lap dog. He likes to just hang out and sit. He buries
his bones and enjoys sunbathing. He also is having a "love affair"
with a dog pillow. He's a special boy with lots of personality.




Monday, November 22, 2010

LEO - new and available

NOT JUST A PRETTY FACE

Leo is a Boxer boy you will fall in love with right away. We certainly did!

Not only is he a good looking boy but he is also well mannered with his caretakers as well as his canine friends. In his previous home he watched over a couple of kids supervised by an older Boxer lady. Unfortunately we don't have any pictures to prove how good he is with the little humans.

He likes hikes and playtime in the yard but was very sad when Annie, his girlfriend, moved away with her new family. Those two were playing non-stop. When he loves someone, person or doggie, he goes all the way out.

We are hoping to place this special big boy in a loving home where he gets enough exercise to keep him stimulated as well as structured to get the best out of him. If you have already a dog - well, even better! You have kids? Leo is a FREE babysitter. What are you waiting for? He is not going to be available for long. Afterall Leo is gem!







Sunday, November 21, 2010

HAPPY THANKSGIVING

All of us at SACHI ANIMAL RESCUE wish you a very Happy Thanksgiving!

 


Wednesday, November 17, 2010

LUCY !

just one dog ...

This was sent to us by our dear friend Sandi who was the one person that has started the rescue process of our own ZAKAI. This video is inspiring.



SAMMY update

Sammy is doing good even though he was diagnosed with Diabetes Inceptions and is now on a human pituitary hormone. His new family adores Sammy and we would like to share a recent email from Sammy’s momma: 


“We bought Sammy a sheep skin rug, a bed etc. but his favorite place to sleep is on my robe.  He carries it to his bed or blanket, and twists it up into a pillow.
He is now able to sleep from 10:00PM -about 4:30AM.  Of course, he always wakes up at 5:30 wanting breakfast. He wakes us up by putting his paws on our bed and "talking" to us.

We had all of these "rules" or ideals if you will before we adopted him.  We said we were going to try to stick to dog food--that's out.  We can't help but give him different treats to flavor his food.  We said he wouldn't sleep in our bed--that is out.  We now nap together.  The list goes on and on.  Who can help it when he looks up at you with those eyes?  Not to mention that he hasn't been feeling himself, so I give him extra hugs and love.

He is a lover.  He follows us through the house wherever we go, especially the kitchen!  I lay next to him while we are watching TV and pet him.  He has doggy dreams and makes slight barking noises in his sleep; I wonder what he is dreaming about.

He has really taken to my family.  My dad is 84 and in poor health.  Sammy is so gentle with him.  He lays on his feet, gives him kisses, and falls asleep.  He likes "grandma's" house because she bought all sorts of treat etc. for him.  She is still getting the used to the idea of being called grandma!

It is amazing how your life changes.  If we go out to eat, we now only go to places with a patio so that Sammy can come with us.  We used to go out of town on weekends and look forward to little getaways.  All I want to do now is stay at home and find things to do with Sammy on the weekends.  It would be no fun to leave him behind :(

At this moment he is lying next to me in the office curled up in the office with his beautiful cheeks on his front paws.  I know I am biased, but he is the most beautiful dog in the world.”




Sunday, November 14, 2010

Spur of the moment Yard Sale

Sachi Animal Rescue did awesome at yesterdays yard sale. It was a spur of the moment yard sale, and really no effort went into it. We had great stuff like TVs, bikes, BBQ grills, golf clubs and lots of little cutsie stuff. People came and did some serious shopping.



Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Spur of the moment Yard Sale

Sachi Animal Rescue has just realized that Christmas is around the corner and we have no money to buy our puppies x-mas presents! Oh no!! The furry kids have only two wishes:

1) a forever home (we are working very hard on that EVERY day)
                                               and
2) waiting for that home in the new place in Malibu (it ain't cheap ...but our dogs have ocean view, different yards to play in, 24/7 supervision and care, hiking trails behind the house and warm, cozy beds to sleep in indoors).

We must have another yard sale as our dogs love the new place and want to continue to live there until a permanent home is found. All you have to do is to show up, spend some dough and be part of a great organization that wants nothing else but keeping the quality of the doggies life as plush and luxurious as possible because they deserve it!

Hope to see you there! And of course you can bring stuff to sell too!


Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Hiking with the SAR puppies in Malibu

update on FRANCISCO

For people that don't know Francisco, this is where he "lived" for 5 years or so:


Sachi Animal Rescue took charge of him, removed him from that environment, rehabilitated the boy and finally he was adopted.

Look at Francisco now.


Monday, November 8, 2010

Annie L. arrived at her forever home

our precious ANNIE L. did not waste any time and wiggled herself into the hearts for two amazing humans plus one cat. Yes, Ladies and Gentlemen, Annie L. is adopted and will live happily forever after!