"Hi everyone, it's me Sadie wishing you a splendid Sunday! Today I'm here to tell and show you the extraordinary rescue of my two new canine friends "Cola" and "Pepsi." They were found living in dreadful and scary conditions underneath 10 lanes of a Los Angeles freeway, and were carefully rescued and lovingly rehabilitated by the awesome folks at Hope for Paws. Both dogs are poodle mix and are about 1-1/2 years old, and are believed to be sister (Cola) and brother (Pepsi).They are playful and personable. Currently, they are in foster care but are now available for adoption as a bonded pair through Maltese Rescue of California. Please view their rescue on the video below provided by the Hope for Paws Official Rescue Channel and share their story with your family, friends and social networks. Together I know we will find them a 'forever family' to call their own." Cola
Pepsi
A
message from author Jeff T. Bauer ~
"Sadie, the fictional talking dog, and her fictional family of
intelligent canines are based on real-life rescued Chihuahuas that my wife and I have adopted
over the years. Anybody who lives with a dog realizes how smart they
really are and even if they can't speak Doglish there's certainly love and
intelligence in their beautiful eyes. So many animals, dogs and cats, are
discarded or euthanized every year because there's simply too many of them out
there and not enough loving human homes to adopt them, Dogs and cats totally
rely on the humans that domesticated them to survive. I hope through
Sadie's stories that more people will come to appreciate the wonder and
responsibility we have to welcome these animals into our lives or at least help
keep the unwanted population lower by spay and neuter.
Sadie Saves is serious business spoken by a cute fictional character.
Just sit back and imagine if there truly was a spokesdog for all
dog-and-cat kind. Wouldn't you rather save an animal at a shelter that's
probably looking at a shortened lifespan if it isn't adopted? Who knows,
maybe the next adopted dog will turn out to be the real-life speaking
Sadie."
"Hi
everyone, it’s me Sadie wishing you a splendid Saturday, and asking for your help
in finding a ‘forever family’ for my newest canine friend, Woofie. She’s a
sweet a Pomeranian/Chihuahua mix who is available for adoption through theAnimal Aid Foundation here in Tallahassee, Florida. Her unfortunate background is all too
familiar, as she was rescued from a puppy mill where she was forced to breed and
live under deplorable conditions. The kind and caring staff at Animal Aid have
given Woofie a great deal of love and rehabilitation, which included bathing,
treatment for hookworms, spaying and bringing all her vaccines up-to-date.
Woofie
says, ‘My life is so much better now because of the kindness of my human
caretakers here at Animal Aid, but I want to find a family that I can call my
own. Please, share my story with your family, friends and social networks, as I
hope someone will want to visit me here at Animal Aid, and hopefully adopt me.
Thank you, Woofie.”’
“Hi
everyone, it’s me Sadie sharing a special and urgent request to help find a
loving adoptive home for my newest Chihuahua
friend, Rachel. Humans recently saved her from the deplorable conditions at a
puppy mill. When she was brought to the Animal Aid Foundation here in Tallahassee, Florida, she was covered in filth and soaked
in urine and feces. Their kind and compassionate staff have provided Rachel
with a great deal of love and care. She has been bathed, treated for hookworms,
spayed, and all her vaccines have been brought up to date.
Rachel
says, ‘I’m feeling so much better now and am looking forward to a brighter
future and hoping to be adopted. I want you to know that I enjoy being around
people and dogs. Please come by and visit me today at Animal Aid or share my
story with your family, friends and social networks. I’m hoping to find my
forever family.”’
“Hi
everyone, it’s me Sadie, wishing you a happy Sunday! As promised, below is a
pictorial and video update of the six puppies and their mother that our family
is fostering here in Florida. Needless to say, they are as cute as can be
and lots of fun! They all still look
pretty much the same, but they are starting to develop personalities. In a few weeks, they all are going to need
names before they are available for adoption, and that’s the reason we’re having
a NAME THESE PUPPIES CONTEST (just follow this link for more information.) Hope you start thinking of some names and you
submit them to me at sadiesapiens@gmail.com
by the contest deadline, which is August 1, 2015. Hope you enjoy this update, and be sure to
share with your family, friends and social networks. Love, Sadie”
“Hi everyone, it’s me Sadie, and you know what today is if you are a regular follower on my blog – it’s the day I help get the word out about my animal friends who are hoping to be adopted. Today I’d like to introduce you to my friend Coco. She's a full grown dog, but still has the heart and playfulness of a puppy. Coco loves to run at high speeds and turn on a dime. All she wants to do is play, even if some of the older dogs in our foster home aren't in the mood. She would do best in a high energy household that understands small dog breeds. I’m not sure how she does with small children, so that would have to be evaluated by any potential adopter. Interested parties should go tohttps://www.talgov.com/animals/animals-adopt.aspx. And, please share Coco’s photo and story with your family, friends and social media. Together we can make a difference and find her a forever home. Thank you. Love, Sadie”
A message from author Jeff T. Bauer ~
Sadie, the fictional talking dog, and her fictional family of intelligent canines are based on real-life rescued Chihuahuas that my wife and I have adopted over the years. Anybody who lives with a dog realizes how smart they really are and even if they can't speak Doglish, there's certainly love and intelligence glittering in their beautiful eyes. So many animals, dogs and cats, are discarded or euthanized every year because there's simply too many of them out there and not enough loving human homes to adopt them. Dogs and cats totally rely on the humans that domesticated them to survive. I hope through Sadie's stories that more people will come to appreciate the wonder and responsibility we have to welcome these animals into our lives or at least help keep the unwanted population lower by spay and neuter. Sadie Saves is serious business spoken by a cute fictional character. Just sit back and imagine if there truly was a spokesdog for all dog- and cat-kind. Wouldn't you rather save an animal at a shelter that's probably looking at a shortened lifespan if it isn't adopted? Who knows, maybe the next adopted dog will turn out to be the real-life speaking Sadie.
“Hi
everyone, it’s me Sadie, and you know what today is if you are a regular
follower on my blog – it’s the day I help get the word out about my animal
friends who are hoping to be adopted. Today
I’d like to introduce you to my friend Coco. She's a full grown dog, but still has the heart and
playfulness of a puppy. Coco loves to
run at high speeds and turn on a dime. All she wants to do is play, even
if some of the older dogs in our foster home aren't in the mood. She would
do best in a high energy household that understands small dog breeds. I’m
not sure how she does with small children, so that would have to be evaluated
by any potential adopter. Interested parties should go tohttps://www.talgov.com/animals/animals-adopt.aspx.
And, please share Coco’s photo and story with
your family, friends and social media. Together we can make a difference and
find her a forever home. Thank you. Love, Sadie”
A message from author Jeff T. Bauer ~
Sadie, the fictional talking dog, and her fictional family
of intelligent canines are based on real-life rescued Chihuahuas that my wife and I have adopted
over the years. Anybody who lives with a dog realizes how smart they really are
and even if they can't speak Doglish, there's certainly love and intelligence
glittering in their beautiful eyes. So many animals, dogs and cats, are
discarded or euthanized every year because there's simply too many of them out
there and not enough loving human homes to adopt them. Dogs and cats
totally rely on the humans that domesticated them to survive. I hope through
Sadie's stories that more people will come to appreciate the wonder and
responsibility we have to welcome these animals into our lives or at least help
keep the unwanted population lower by spay and neuter. Sadie Saves is serious business spoken by a cute fictional
character. Just sit back and imagine if there truly was a spokesdog for
all dog- and cat-kind. Wouldn't you rather save an animal at a shelter
that's probably looking at a shortened lifespan if it isn't adopted? Who knows,
maybe the next adopted dog will turn out to be the real-life speaking Sadie.
Hi,
it’s me Sadie wishing you a happy Sunday. It’s also the day that I ask you to
help me find ‘forever homes’ for my animal friends that are seeking adoptions.
Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, ‘You cannot do a kindness too soon, because you
never know how soon it will be too late.’ Please keep that thought in mind as I
introduce you to my senior friend, Blossom, who is eight years old, has a
special need, and is available for adoption through the Second Chance AnimalShelter, East Brookfield, Massachusetts. Blossom
is a sweet Border Collie/Beagle mix. Her animal ID number is: 24400909. Please
take a moment to read her story, which is below, and share it with family and
friends via your social media. I thank you.Love, Sadie.”
“Blossom
says, ‘If you’re looking for a calm, quiet, easy going dog I'm your girl. My
favorite activity is curling up on my bed and napping. I also like to hang
outside and explore lots of new smells. I hope you decide to come in and meet
me as I love making new friends. Don't let my size fool you I'm just a total
love bug. I would love a home where I could be taken for daily walks to help me
to slim down a bit. I have hypothyroid, which I will need to take medicine for.
It will need to be managed my entire life, fortunately the medicine is actually
very affordable. I hope you’ll come visit me soon, at the Second Chance AnimalShelter, and be sure to tell them my friend Sadie sent you.”’
“Hi,
it’s me, Sadie!Hope you all had a
chance to sleep in a bit and are having a splendid Sunday! As you know, Sunday
is the most important day of the week for me as it is the day that Sadie Saves
my animal friends who are up for adoption and are seeking their ‘forever
families. ‘ So, I’d like to introduce you to my friend Melo. He's an
older male Chihuahua that is very relaxed, gets along well with other dogs,
doesn’t mind taking a shower, is affectionate and loves quotations as much as I.
He's currently being fostered with me at my house in Tallahassee, Florida, but is hoping
for his own forever home.”’
“Melo
says, ‘As Sadie mentioned, I am a rather mellow fellow and I love quotations as
much as she does. One of my favorite quotes is from the novelist Anatole France, and it’s
something I’d like you to think about –‘ ‘Until one has loved an animal, a part of one’s
soul remains unawakened.’ I hope you’ll wake up your family and friends, and
share my story and search on your social media. Oh, and by the way, thought you'd like to see me taking a shower.”’ :)
“If you’d like to meet Melo,
please contact the AnimalServiceCenter in Tallahassee, and tell them Sadie sent you.
Love, Sadie.”
“Hi,
it’s me Sadie!Today is the start of
Daylight Savings Time, but more important it is the day that Sadie Saves my
animal friends who are seeking their ‘forever families.’ Jane Goodall once
said, ‘Only if we understand can we care. Only if we care will we help. Only if
we help, shall they be saved.’ With that
in mind, may I direct you to care, help, save and assist me in finding a home
for my female canine friend, Lolita “’
“Lolita
is very special, and is a large breed dog that is eight years old. Currently,
she’s staying at The Second Chance Animal Shelter, East
Brookfield, Massachusetts. “Here’s
what my friend has to say, ‘My name is Lolita and I'm
a very loving Labrador mix. I am a laid back and
calm lady. I enjoy my walks and exploring the outdoors. I would love to go home
and snuggle all day with you. I prefer to have no feline companions, we tend
not to see eye to eye. I am an older gal who would love to laze about in the
sun with you.”’
“Please
share Lolita’s picture and story with your family, friends and social networks,
and together we can find her a good home.If you have any questions, be sure to contact The Second Chance AnimalShelter and tell them you are inquiring about Lolita. Her identification number
is: 24905101 . Thank you. Love, Sadie”
“Hi, it’s me Sadie, and of course you know what we do on Sunday! It’s time
to take another look at my animal friends that need your help in finding their
‘forever families.' Last week, I featured
my friend ‘Rusty,’ who is still hoping to find a home. Rusty is a very special
fellow - an Ibizan Hound/Terrier who is three years old and is staying at TheSecond Chance Animal Shelter, East Brookfield, Massachusetts.
“
“Here’s what Rusty has to say, ‘ Hello there! I'm kind of a shy guy but
don't let that deter you. Once I check you out I like to lay my head in your
lap for some petting. I'm very sweet and I just want a human companion to love.
I would do best in a quieter home with lots of love. Once you get to know me
I'm pretty playful and love to bounce around!”’
“Please
share Rusty’s picture and story with your family, friends and social networks,
and together we can find him a good home.If you have any questions, be sure to contact The Second Chance AnimalShelter and tell them you are inquiring about Rusty. His identification number
is: 24842859 . Thank you. Love, Sadie”
“Hi, it’s me Sadie, and if you’re a regular follower of my blog, you know
that Sunday is the day that Sadie Saves by bringing to your attention my animal
friends that need your help in finding their ‘forever families.’ With that in
mind, please remember what Gandhi once said, ‘The greatness of a nation and its
moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.’ I hope that
you will keep that thought in mind and help me find a home for my male friend,
Rusty. He’s a very special fellow, an Ibizan Hound/Terrier who is three years
old and is staying at The Second Chance Animal Shelter, East
Brookfield, Massachusetts. “
“Here’s what Rusty has to say, ‘ Hello there! I'm kind of a shy guy but
don't let that deter you. Once I check you out I like to lay my head in your
lap for some petting. I'm very sweet and I just want a human companion to love.
I would do best in a quieter home with lots of love. Once you get to know me
I'm pretty playful and love to bounce around!”’
“Please
share Rusty’s picture and story with your family, friends and social networks,
and together we can find him a good home.
If you have any questions, be sure to contact The Second Chance AnimalShelter and tell them you are inquiring about Rusty. His identification number
is: 24842859. Thank you. Love, Sadie”
“Hi,
it’s me Sadie. I hope you’re having a splendid Sunday!
I’ve
been thinking about something that Charles Darwin once said, ‘The love for all
living creatures is the most noble attribute of man.’ That being said, it’s time
for me to share some pictures and information about my newest friend, who is
looking for his forever family! If you
help me get the word out, you are indeed a noble human! Here goes – this is my friend Max."'
"Max is a sweet year-old boy looking for a permanent home.
He's hanging out with some human friends of mine, enjoying warm evenings next
to the fire with the rest of a pack of my Chihuahua
friends. They report that he fits in well with other dogs, is skittish at
first but, like a Florida winter
day warms up quickly.
Max is looking to bond with a permanent human and
their family. He’s energetic, playful and mostly trained to do his
business in one place that humans prefer. Max is available for adoption through
the Tallahassee, Florida Animal Services Center. Hope you’ll share Max’s story
with your family, friends and social networks. Thank you. Love, Sadie”
“Hi, Sadie here again with some exciting news! I want to thank my humans everywhere for
sharing the story about my friend, ‘Max.’ I am so thrilled to report that from your
efforts, he has found his forever family, and I’m grateful for your sharing his
story!! Please, continue to help me find
‘forever homes’ for my animal friends whom I post every Sunday. But, I also hope you’ll check in every day for
my special translations for all my animal friends. Love, Sadie.”
“Hi, it’s me Sadie! I totally agree with what Mahatma Gandhi once said, ‘You must be the change you wish to see in the
world.’ And, since today is Sunday, I wanted to help to make a change in the
life of my friend, ‘Dingo,’ who is looking for his forever family."
"Dingo says, ‘Don't let my name fool you, I'm actually quite civilized unlike my wild
namesake! I’m a small, male, short-coat/mix Chihuahua and I’m
3 years/3 months old.
Would
you like a buddy to walk with you everyday? I enjoy going for my walks everyday
with my human friends here at the Second Chance Animal Shelter. And, if given
the choice I would walk all day! :-) (Though I have to admit the belly rubs after
my walks are very enjoyable as well.) If
you’d like more information about me, please contact the Second Chance AnimalShelter and be sure to give them my name along with my ID # 23966446. Hope you’ll
come to meet me and we can go for a walk! “’
