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Sara
April 2005
This is where Sara was rescued. Her home was
the shack to the right and her play area was
nothing more than dirt.  She was alone and
never brought in the house.  Sara did not know
what a hug or kiss was-until she was rescued.

She was taken in by a foster by the name of
Tracy who became very attached to her sweet
personality right away, she wanted to adopt her.
Petfinder - March 2005
Sara

Dog
Golden Retriever
Size: Large
Age: Adult
Sex: Female
I.D:

Notes: Sara is a 2 year old purebred Golden who is a
sweet but frightened girl. We are going to be learning
more about her once she settles in at her foster home.
We hope in a safe and warm environment she will
blossom and open herself up to be loved! Please visit
our website www.sunshinegoldenrescue.com to fill out
our application online!
Sara

Dog
Golden Retriever
Size: Large
Age: Adult
Sex: Female
I.D:

Notes: UPDATE: My foster mom loves
me soooo much, she has decided I need
to be a permanent member of the family! I
HAVE BEEN ADOPTED!!!!!!!!! Sara is a
2 year old purebred Golden who is a
sweet but frightened girl. She was living
outdoors and was not used to the
company of people. Sara loves being
with another dog. With love and patience
this beautiful Golden girl has come a long
way while living with her foster. She will
be ready for her new home very soon.
Please visit our website
www.sunshinegoldenrescue.com to fill out
our application online!
After Tracy fostered Sara
for a long time and Sara
started to heal, she was
transported up north to
Connecticut and put in
the foster care of Rusty,
who was himself a
rescue dog, and his mom
Kris.  

Sara could not smile at
first, she used to hind her
self in the corner.  One
day she was found
between a table and love
seat, hiding.  Sara was
sad and scared.

Sara and Rusty hit it off
the minute she came in
the door. Sara seemed to
like dogs better than
people, but then again
she did not have allot of
interaction with people,
only Tracy.

Sara loved playing with
Rusty and they always
got along.  They were a
perfect match.  Sara
always knew when Rusty
was in pain and she
would not bother him
until he was feeling
better.  They were both
very happy.

Sara was smiling all the
time.
It seemed like this was Sara's last stop and she could unpack all her baggage
but the story was to take a surprising and happy ending.  Come back to see
the ending--it was a real surprise to everyone how things came together.
Email from her adopter Mitsie:

Well Sara's name is now Ally... Ally from Alabama. She
has discovered the joy of hiking in the woods and
swimming. She is quite the water dog! I have attached
a few pictures of her playing in the water. She's been
twice - and each time we see a glimpse of the dog she
is underneath her phobias.

She had us laughing so hard
the first time she went swimming - she was jumping
around like a 9 week old puppy.

Her crate is down in Benny's room and when she has
had
enough she walks in it and takes a nap. She is
settling in well.

Sorry for all the pictures, I had a hard time picking
the best few...Amie is the photographer.

Thanks for trusting us with her care,

Mitsie
Email from Ally's first foster, Tracy, in Alabama

From: Tracy
Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2005 9:17 AM
To: Kris
Subject: Ally - Sara

YAY!!! I am so happy that she found a home! It
sounds perfect for her
and I am glad that her adopters are
understanding of her!!!!!

That made my day.  Thanks for the update.

Tracy