Richard Crowe's Blog – January 2014 Archive (4)

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This seems like a good idea.  However, I would not want this done to any of my rescue dogs until we have a body of evidence that it is safe and effective...

Our vet is an excellent surgeon and will neuter our males without seeming to inflict any pain.  We just had two young males neutered and the were playing on the evening of their surgery.

I had a new type of artificial knee joint installed soon…

If you want to see what a little help, really a lot of help, can do for a dog who otherwise would have been put down; please visit our new Maltese Rescue California Newsletter.

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You navigate through the newsletter by sliding pages to the left to advance...

The story of Bella is on page two.…

Our Maltese Rescue California 501(c)(3) tax status has been approved back dated from August 2013.  It took a long time because of the government slowdown.  But now we are OFFICIAL!

We got a call from a family who live on a golf course in the city of Los Angeles who wanted to surrender their Maltese.  The reason for the surrender is that a coyote has been stalking the dog while they take it for walks.  Since they live on a golf course, they are not allowed to put up a fence and need to walk the dog to go potty.

Apparently the coyote has grabbed another dog while it was being walked on a leash and this same coyote has followed the Maltese into the family…