Referral Animals in Need (RAIN) - True Blue Animal Rescue

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	Scooby Neutered boy Keeshond This boy was rescued from an Austin shelter by a collective effort to give him a second chance; and Scooby is loving life! He gets along great with other dogs and loves to snuggle! Keeshond dogs are known for being family dogs and well-mannered. Contact Angela at ebby_sarg@yahoo.com or 713-315-7411

	Chance & Lucky 1 yr old neutered brothers Chance and Lucky are well mannered in the house, have rich personalities. When Chance hears the clock alarm go off, he will get on the bed and wash my face, then grab the blanket and pull it off! Lucky is more introverted, he likes to keep a low key but is very loving. Chance & Lucky would like to be adopted together. When Chance is not playing with the other foster dogs, he will go and lay down under the kitchen table next to his brother, when Lucky goes outside, Chance will go with him. Chance likes to clown around, and has made friends with Socks, a border collie and he likes to go in the car. Contact Angela at ebby_sarg@yahoo.com or 713-315-7411

	Rascal 1 yr old, neutered male, Yellow lab / Dalmatian 60 lbs., short white hair with a few dots of color This boy is playful and energetic with an unequaled zest for life. Why he was pushed out of a car and left we can only guess. Sadly the family who witnessed this cruelty was unable to get a license number but they were able to save Rascal from traffic. He has a personality like Chance in the movie Incredible Journey. Happy go lucky and always willing to give you a chance despite his past experiences. He loves everybody and wants to have his own family to live and play with. Loves to walk or jog and insists on carrying his leash in his mouth so it will be a partnership exercise experience!

	Little Bit 1 yr old, spayed girl, Terrier Mix, 30 lbs Little Bit has that typical bouncy, happy- go- lucky personality, so typical in terriers. She is a survivor though. Not many small dogs survive being dumped in the country; they are simply easy prey for bigger, more aggressive animals. She arrived at a rural house where many dumped animals congregate, because they are not chased away by the residents ..and food and shelter are available. There are many bigger dogs, so Litlle Bit is wary of large strangers, but she is responsive to humans and warms up quickly with a little kindness and attention. As you can see from her photo, she always has an eye to the future, looking for a new adventure. Hopefully, one will be a forever loving home for this sweet girl. Contact Linda at (254) 228-6671 or Elizabeth at (254) 541-4254

	Hobo English Setter, 3 yrs, neutered male, 45 lbs Tramp Chow mix, neutered Male, 1-1.5 years, 40 lbs Hobo and Tramp are two devoted friends. Hobo may have been a young dog on his first hunting trip who got lost.or maybe he was dumped. All that is known is that he was friendly, very tired and hungry, a little thin and very glad to find a safe place to rest. He was a gentle young dog who loved people, adored ear scratches and was content to stay around his new home. About 18 months later, a young pup, maybe 6 months old appeared on the periphery. He never came to close to the house. but he followed Hobo devotedly and apparently felt safe enough to stay near his friend, even though he did not trust humans much. Sadly, shortly after his arrival, the people in that house were forced to move - the house was simply not inhabitable. A rescue planned to feed the dogs left behind in place and try to gradually move the animals to their sanctuary as space came available. It, like so many rural private rescues, is overwhelmed with the numbers of needy animals. Hobo and Tramp were safe to feed in place. They were not aggressive and not wanderers so they remained at the only home they knew, secure in each others company. Every day someone brought food and scratched Hobo and tried to make friends with young Tramp; and each day he came a bit closer. One day Hobo did not rise to greet the rescuer. His lay near the house with his friend sitting near him. Close inspection revealed a large cut that clearly needed immediate veterinary attention. Arrangements were made to transport Hobo to the vet but there was concern about what would happen to Tramp. .All worries were unnecessary, since when Hobo was loaded into the truck for his trip to the Vet...young Tramp leapt into the van to stay with his friend. Both are now safe from harm, but need a loving home. Won't you consider giving one or both the forever home the both deserve? Contact Linda at (254) 228-6671 or Elizabeth at (254) 541-4254

	Lucky 2 yr old, Border Collie/ Labrador boy (will be neutered before adoption) Very social, gentle, happy, good around kids and adults and other animals. Loves hugs and belly rubs Black with white on chest, toes and paws Sensitive skin, needs baths in special shampoo Contact: Beatrice Turner 713-957-3363 or turner.beatrice@cfisd.net The dogs are located in Brenham at her parents house

	Amos 2 yr old, Border Collie/ Labrador boy (will be neutered before adoption) Very social, gentle, happy, good around kids and adults and other animals. Loves hugs and belly rubs Black with white chest, legs and tip of tail Contact: Beatrice Turner 713-957-3363 or turner.beatrice@cfisd.net The dogs are located in Brenham at her parents house

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