THE TALES OF THE TAILS

After ten years of running our 501-C non-profit dog rescues we had hundreds of dogs cross our doors and each had their story. Enclosed are just a few. Some will make you laugh, a few a tear, all will bring some joy and entertainment.

In the beginning canines and humans had a love- hate relationship. Both were hunters, thus competitors and often after the same prey, but somewhere in time they joined forces one on one. Man found a loyal, companion, and work mate. The canine found they needed and enjoyed human contact and approval. Ever since the two have been inseparable, each being better because of the other.

A % of each sale will go back to buyers’ choice of 501-C dog rescues.

We bought Yogi from a breeder in our area. The lady would not allow us to come to her place but wanted to meet in a Walmart parking lot. When we did purchases like that or went to auctions of breeders, we would not reveal that we were rescuers. Yogi was a big Lhasa, and most like had some Tibetan Terrier in him as well. When we first got him his coat of black with just a touch of gray, felt like straw, probably from the cheap dog food he had been given. In the following months his coat softened up with an improved diet and added vitamins Darlene was feeding him. Yogi got his name because he would sit up on his two hind legs, front paws out and down. He looked just like one of those chain saw cut bears, cut out of a piece of tree trunks. Yogi, though the biggest size- wise of the pack was just a big teddy bear. He was pure joy. Always happy and never gave much thought to his position in our growing numbers of our pack. The dog was never sick, never had behavioral problems, love people and was gentle with kids. He too loved the beach, and could walk forever, never tiring. Thankfully, because he weighted almost thirty eight pounds and was too heavy to carry very far.
He too liked to get dressed up and always had a natural smile on his face.
We had to go to a family event out of town and could not take the dogs, so we hired a friend to stay at the house and dog and house sit for a few days. We had been gone for just a day when Louise called our dog sitter Melisa to see how things were going with the guys.
Melisa related to Louise this story. She had put all the dogs to bed and had been asleep herself for several hours, when out of the darkness, she distinctly heard, “Hey you.” she woke up to hear it again, “Hey, you.” She got out of bed, got a gun out of her bag. She was x-military thus the gun. Slowly she went down stairs searching the whole house finding nothing. Again just as she was going back upstairs she heard it clearly, she turned only to find Yogi. It had been Yogi hacking, which he would do from time to time and if you did not know, it did sound like, “Hey you. “

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 By Steve Kravetz

Dogs today are available from high end breeders, back yard breeds. The other source for dogs are Rescues. Rescuing abused, neglected, and lost canine souls, and finding them a home with new families who will love them no matter what their past has been, takes a special person. Dog rescues are made up of lots of these wonderful loving people. They for the most part are volunteers, whose time is spent making sure the animals have been groomed and their health issues both physical and mental have been addressed. They often time keep the animal in their own home until a new forever home can be found. These people get much more love and satisfaction back for all the time, money, and effort they put out. One of the biggest rewards comes from seeing a dog and their new owner first meet and fall in love. For over a decade my wife, Darlene Kravetz, and I were involved with Non-Profit Dog Rescues. First as volunteers, taking dogs into our home, until the right forever home was found. We transported animals when needed to the vets, to events, and to meetings with potential adoptees.

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