Written by Tallulah
We recently received a letter, with a few photos enclosed, from one of our past "clients", Miss Tallulah. As you can see, she has made The Big Time!
My name is Tallulah. My first life was terrible. I lived in a puppy mill in the Bronx which was run by a horrible man who mistreated me and 50 other Wire Hair Fox Terriers. When I was 2, the ASPCA rescued us and a nice couple in Manhattan adopted me. I lived there happily for the next 11 years, but hated the noise of the city and, truth be told, really, really wanted to be an only dog.
So, with the help of Cammy from American Fox Terrier Rescue, I found my current home. It’s the best of all worlds – I live in a wonderful house in New Jersey with my OWN lake where I love to swim and chase geese!
And thank you to all of our supporters for your donations and support of American Fox Terrier Rescue . Your support means dogs like Tallulah get a second chance at a great life. Thank you all!
To help, click any "Donate" button on our site and you will be directed to Paypal. Or if you prefer to mail a check, please send it to:
American Fox Terrier Rescue
c/o Kathy Lauer, American Fox Terrier Rescue Treasurer
8738 Prestwick Parkway
Brooklyn Park, MN 55443
Written by Bob and Linda
In June 2010, Heidi was left in an overnight drop box in shelter near Raleigh, NC. She had no name and no history. Two days before she was set to be euthanized, Heidi was sprung for American Fox Terrier Rescue !
Written by Gloria
We put out a call for American Fox Terrier Rescue Success Stories - and we recieved the following lovely letter from Gloria about her adorable boy, Liam:
Written by Rhonda
Brownie, is a Special Delivery wire fox terrier, who was found by Greg H., a UPS Driver, while on his route. She was wandering in front of a car dealership on a busy street in New Bern, NC. Being a wonderful and caring dog-lover, Greg picked her up and took her to the shelter where she would at least be safe from all the dangers in the world to a dog running loose.
Written by Debi Drake
Toby wasn't very different from many of the Fox Terriers who come to American Fox Terrier Rescue .
Health issues, a sad circumstance and a Fox Terrier who definitely didn't have a bouncy Fox Terrier 'tude.
Written by Linda
Lily was found running around Nashville on her own. One neighbor built her an outdoor box shelter and finally a kind family who has rescue Greyhounds and Shihtzus invited little Lily into their home.
Written by Fred and Louise
Fred Daphne was surrendered by her family in Indiana to American Fox Terrier Rescue in June 2010. They found that this darling young Foxie needed more time and attention than they could handle. Fred and Louise, who’d just lost Missy also adopted from American Fox Terrier Rescue , were ready to welcome another sweet Fox Terrier into their lives. Eleven American Fox Terrier Rescue volunteers transported Daphne from Indiana to Maryland over a two day period.
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