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Sunday, 22 July 2012

Adoption Monday: Maggie SCAS, Rottweiler, Rockaway, NJ

Posted on 21:19 by Unknown
Maggie is a purebred Rottweiler, and around 3-4 years old.


Maggie was found as a stray and taken to the high kill AC to be euthanized.  

A rescue was called first since she was such a sweet dog, and they hated to put her down.  

The rescue took in Maggie and now she will be heading to Eleventh Hour to find her forever home.

Maggie is nothing but a big teddy bear who loves everybody.  

She loves all dogs, big and small, and will make somebody a wonderful family pet. Maggie has been spayed and fully vetted, and appears to be housebroken.

Maggie is ready for her new home and family, so please fill out an application on her today...she is so sweet she will not last long on adoption day.

***
Eleventh Hour Rescue is a volunteer based, non profit, 501c3 organization that saves dogs from death row.   

Approximately 7 million pets will die this year in shelters across the US. Some die humanely with lethal injection, some will be thrown into a gas chamber and die a slow, frightening death, some will be shot, or beaten. They will die with a feeling of abandonment, lonesomeness, and fear. Yet, these dogs are real, they are living... breathing... beings that crave love, companionship, and trust, while offering the same in return. They feel pain, hunger and sadness and we do what we do because we want to make a difference. If we can bring comfort to just one, we will. If we can save just one life, we will. The stories we read and each dog's story is heart-wrenching, the numbers of those we can't help are overwhelming, and everyday we are haunted by the faces of those we can't save. 

We cannot stop.

We will not stop, until all of the cages are empty.


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