do it for me!

About danielle

I am a rescue mom and school teacher. Gerry came to me from Texas, after he "failed" as a hunting dog. He had NOT had an easy life. I was three years divorced, and we saved each other. Last week I learned he has osteosarcoma. Our world feels upside down...while everyone else is right side up.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Bookmark the permalink.

2 Responses to do it for me!

  1. danielle says:

    Thank you! I’ve been going forth and back about adopting right now. On Gerry’s anniversary, I was quite open , and positive minded and reached out to NorthShore American League in NY, on Long Island about two possible rescues. I was HUGELY disappointed with the manager’s delay in getting back to me, and his totally ignoring my second response. Long story short, I am still considering withdrawing my monthly contribution to them, and redirecting it elsewhere. An overall, (perhaps “one off”) bad experience. However, in my sentimental state, it made a much bigger stateMENT.
    Thus, I looked more local, and filled out an application to a foster home group very near where I live. I was accepted after references were checked and I spoke to a head rep. I have a years worth of “credibility” if I put in an application.
    However, now I’m feeling hesitant, with the inspiration gone, and the winter coming, as well as, adopting a dog that I have to accept for NOT being anything or close to anything “like: my first boy. (Sometimes I think ignorance IS bliss. I’m too preventative for my own good!).
    So please, keep loving your dogs for me. Pray that I don’t make a hasty decision. As my neighbors, and loved ones have pointed out to me recently…Gerry ‘ruined’ me for another rescue, because he came from such a hard knock’s life, and turned into a mellow, yellow, ‘just please touch me’ dog, with habits and a temperament that would make anyone envious.
    I can’t (although innately WANT) the same situation. I pray that my soul, in combination with my common/women’s second sense interpretation of a situation, doesn’t get out of hand. I DON’T want to adopt on impulse, yet, in a way, there is No other WAY!
    I am too smart for my own good, in only some matters…whilst extremely impetuous on others. A dog, however,
    is a future family member,
    and I can not be hasty….Saint Francis and Tripawd’s Nation, please pray for me!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *