BRIDGET FROM NEBRASKA ARRIVES!-DOODLE TRAIN CALLED INTO ACTION

[Jacquie Yorke (DRC)]

Bridget is an unbelievably beautiful, sweet Goldendoodle girl who's former owner was ready to have euthanized!...Why?...... because as her former owner explained to us "Bridget is growling and biting my children"...
In reality this playful pup was merely mouthing her children on their arms when greeting...NOT biting...Certainly no reason to have her euthanized!...

We finally managed to convince this woman to put Bridget on a plane and get her here to the Northeast. Well...BRIDGET HAS ARRIVED!.....Thanks to a collective effort between IDOG and The DRC, Liz Syring, Lynne and myself, we now have Bridget safe and sound in Connecticut....Bridget was flown here from Omaha, Nebraska via Houston Texas on Continental Airlines.One of if not the ONLY commercial air carrier that provides temperature controlled cargo holds for the sole purpose of providing safe transport for companion animals. (make a note)

Thanks to Lynne who really came through for me particularly because day before yesterday the head gasket on my car BLEW!..and I am without a car! Lynne came all the way up from the Jersey Shore (Yes ladies and gentlemen..Lynne actually went "over the Driscoll Bridge!" ) to pick me up and we both went to get Bridget at Newark Airport and bring her to Liz in Connecticut.

When she arrived, this poor baby girl had been in transit since 6:30 AM and was very shy and didn't want to come out of her crate...So we loaded her in the car still inside her crate with the door open and by the time we arrived in CT she was poking her head out of the door, making eye contact and wagging her tail...

We met Liz in Norfolk and by the time we sat down for a cup of java at Starbucks outdoor cafe, she was acting like a normal happy doodle...Still a tad bit shy and sticking close to us all but tail was raised, wagging and we all got a few doodle kisses from her as we sipped our coffee.

Liz now has Bridget at her house and Seamus is showing her the ropes..lol... Liz of course is going to moniter and assess her but so far there is no indication of any behavior that would warrant euthanizing this dog.....We all can't imagine why anyone would want to do such a thing....Bridget is in the IDOG Rescue Program and will be available for adoption soon.

Job well done Ladies of Rescue!..Thank you all for saving this girl's life!

[Chris & Boys]

Bless all of you involved in saving this beautiful creature!

[Linda,Yankee & Finn]

Thanks to all of you for saving this beautiful dog. A job well done. I am still amazed how many idiots are out there with animals.

[Joe R.]

Like I've said before Jacquie. You, Liz, and Lynne are totally amazing in what you do.

[Kathy Spyker]

She is such a beautiful dog ..I wish my DH would let me have another :) Thanks for saving her life!!!

[Michele, Biscuit & Mo]

What a tremendous story. Jacquie, you are doing such great work for these deserving pups. Bravo to you and the Doodle Train!

[Karen & Lucy]

OMGoodness, what a great story, KUDOS to you all !!!!!!!! Praying she will find a wonderful forever home that will give her the love she deserves.

[Kate and Maci]

You guys (well gals) did a great job - you should be proud of yourselves. Bridget is absolutely adorable and I'm sure she won't have any problem finding a forever home.

[Janie]

Great job...she is sooooooooooo cute and looks happy.

[Nancy Sunderland]

amazing ladies, bravo, I say bravo again!!

[Jacquie Yorke (DRC)]

Thank you all but it really is a collective effort...I'm privileged and honored to be part of this amazing group of people and doodle rescuers.....Lynne really saved the day for us all.......Thank you again girlfriend....

[Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie]

What a dolt (sanitized word) that lady was. Look at that face with a doodle tongue wagging smile. She is a true sweetie.