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Happy Tails
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Here we feature individual pets that were rescued and adopted from Puppy Hill Farm
If you would like your pet featured in our Happy Tails section, please send us an email to ryan@puppyhillfarm.com with the following information:
- When you adopted, age at the time, breed, and name we had given the pet
- What is the pet's name now
- 2-3 nice pictures (please keep the file size to < 1.5 MB per picture
- a good story
Landis
Hi there. I just wanted to share with you what a joy Puppy Hill Animal Farm has brought to my life. I adopted Landis in December of 2000. She was a scraggly, worm and mite infested 10 month old shepard/golden/chow mix that Puppy Hill rescued from a nearby landfill and dubbed "Landis." Landis had obviously been abused. She cringed away from almost everyone, especially men. In the first six months I had her, she found my hidden stash of girl scout cookies and ate 4 boxes, tore apart several books that had apparently taken up too much of my time, and managed to find some dead fish my brother's in-laws had planted in their garden which she rolled in the night I graduated from law school. She awakened me at 4:00 in the morning nuzzling me with the reek of dead fish, which did not leave her even after several baths.
Landis the Superdog! |
Landis at the beach |
Landis has been with me for 9 years now. She is gray in the muzzle and has arthritis in her hips. But every day she gives me a reason to smile. When she sees me getting ready for our morning walk, she will find a toy and throw it to herself, then tackle it for a satisfying "squeak, squeak, squeak, squeak" while I put on my shoes. (This is also a fun game when I am on the phone.)
Landis with her best buddy, a greyhound |
Landis with her extended human and canine family |
She is the most gentle, loving, sweet natured dog I have met. I feel blessed every day to have found her through Puppy Hill. You do amazing work. Thank you so much.
Katie M.
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