One of Ottawa’s own local rescues, Westies in Need, had one of their success stories recently documented by The Pet Network. The video is beautiful, watch here:
One of Ottawa’s own local rescues, Westies in Need, had one of their success stories recently documented by The Pet Network. The video is beautiful, watch here:
Ottawa Dog of the Week for May/20.13
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The photos taken at Westfest 2012 at Masters n Dogs are now ready to be downloaded. Thanks to the dogs and their humans who participated!
If you had a photo taken at Westfest 2012 at Masters n Dogs, please follow these instructions to pick it up:
* Click here to open the album
* Find your dog and click the photo to make it bigger
* Above the photo there will be a down-facing arrow icon - click on the icon to download your photo!
Liz Bradley is a dog lover who lives in Ottawa, Ontario with her husband, Thomas, and their three little girls, Paddington, Corduroy and Wellington. Paddington is a Morkie (Maltese/Yorkie) and was born in September 2006 - she's a ball of energy and both Thomas and Liz love her to bits. Corduroy is a Malshi (Maltese/Shih Tzu) and was born in January 2008 - she is bold, determined and will lick you constantly if you let her. Wellington, our newest addition, is a one-year-old ShihTzu/Yorkie mix who we rescued in March from Animatch. She is full of energy and her favourite things are bananas, her Kong Wubba toy and curling up on her humans for a nap.
Liz has many sides to her including, photographer and graphic designer... ...read more
2 Users Responded in " The Story of Lilly "
Interesting that they even mentioned the controversial issue of vaccinations. Although all-breed rescues are amazing .. I do genuinely feel that breed specific rescues are vital for communities. I would hope that every breed would have at least one or two in each province. That way there are familiar, experienced people who can best match future potential adopters with the right dog.
Yes, Lily is lucky and well cared for. Thanks for posting this local story!
Keep up the great work!
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