Hello. My name is Valerie. I work at the Camden County Animal Shelter in Blackwood, NJ. I am seeking a rescue, adopter, or a foster home for a much needed dog! I am willing to transport her to a rescue willing to take her, too! Here is her bio, feel free to crosspost this! Her pictures are attached! Meet our beautiful Pit x named Winter. She is a young, sweet deaf girl... only about 1 years old. She is very treat motivated, so training her should be easy, but of course requires patience! She is very smart girl and energetic! She loves to play with toys and run around, however when she's all pooped out, she would love to lay by your side! She loves belly rubs, too! Winter is very friendly with everyone she meets, however we recommend older kids for her since she is a little nippy. She also needs to be the only pet in her new home. She could use some basic leash training, but all in all, she is a loving girl with a great personality! There's still plenty of time to improve on her basic manners and what her boundaries are going to be in her new home. Winter keeps her kennel clean, so she may even be house-trained! Winter is currently at the Camden County Animal Shelter in Blackwood, NJ.
Please let me know if you have any room available to help this wonderful girl by e-mailing me at ValerieP91 @ yahoo.com (without the spaces)!
Valerie Paster
125 County House Rd
Blackwood, NJ 08012
www.ccasnj.org
Ohhhh Nooooooo not right to kill dog pls someone ADOPTED this dog
ReplyDeleteHey Anonymous! You cannot blame her! I am sure she had posted this in her local area before she realized no one would take her then she did this online as a last resort to distribute everyone, so don't fault her for that! Jeez!
ReplyDeletePLEASE SAVE A DOG"S LIFE
ReplyDeleteI'm sure a lot of people are out there will adopt Valerie!! She is very healthy! I really love my animals. I have some cats and dog..
ReplyDeleteA sign at Vet, it says they DON'T allow healthy animals to sleep down. I like that!!! They care about healthy animals. My friend works there..
ReplyDeleteWhy? I have asked in FB how to get her to Europe. We would be interested in keeping her. Nothing one answer! She could alive as well. Please take a time, no busy to stop her life.
ReplyDeleteDON'T PUT HER TO SLEEP DOWN!!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE TAKE TIME TO FIND A HOME. A LOT OF PEOPLE WILL WANT TO ADOPT HER...
ReplyDeleteDONT PUT HER TO SLEEPPPPP
ReplyDeleteHas anyone adopted her yet? I'm sure someone will but with this just this posting up on the website a day ago doesn't give her enough time. Please consider giving her another week or two and someone from our community will rescue her for sure!
ReplyDeleteGIVE HER HER ANOTHER 1 MONTH PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE I BEG YOU!!
ReplyDeleteSend her to VT where I live...
ReplyDeletecome on someone will adopt her if she moves to VT
ReplyDeleteDid someone adopt her???????
ReplyDeleteCOME ON TELL ME DID SHE DIE OR SOMEONE ADOPT????????????????????????????????
ReplyDeleteShes dead now. :(
ReplyDeleteREALLY? THAT'S CRUEL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! TELL THEM PEOPLE AND I WILL PUT THEM TO SLEEP DOWN BECAUSE THEY KILLED HER i WANT THEM TO FEEL PAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! TELL THEM FUCK YOU!!!!
ReplyDeleteTHEY ARE MURDERERS MURDERERS MURDERERS MURDERERS MURDERERS MURDERERS MURDERERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHEY MY FRIEND'S FRIEND WANTED THAT DOG, BUT TOO LATE BECAUSE YOU POSTED IT LAST NIGHT. HER FRIEND WAS VERY UPSET. HE WANTED TO ADOPTED HER. lAST NIGHT WASN'T HAVE TIME TO ADOPT. NEXT TIME 1 OR 2 MONTHS BEFORE ok????????? YOU NEED TIME NOT RUSH!!
ReplyDeleteoh that s sucks!! I cant fathom why people cant deal with deaf dogs is that because it s hard to training on deaf dogs or any deaf pets. For Pete s sake! Valerie, next time you should be thinking in ahead of time to post in a month advance so we have more time to let those people know if they want to adopt. If I own my animals shelter, i would not allowed to put them in sleep unless if she or he is in poor health. I am thankful that I didnt donated any money to this animals shelters. That reminds me of Concentration camps where those innocent people,children and babies send to their death. Valerie, Maybe I should put your pets sleep since I dont like your pets because your pets is not fairly attractive. Do you ever think about this? Just want to expressed my feelings! Animals Lover from Ohio!! (flip the bird to all animals abusers)
ReplyDeleteIT'S EASY TRAINING ON DEAF DOGS!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteTHEY(AUTHORITIES)(ASPCA)SHOULD PUNISH THE PEOPLE WHO DID THAT BY MAKING THEM GO DEAF TO SHOW THEM WHAT IT'S LIKE!!!!!!!!!!!!! THEY WHO DID THAT A DEAF DOG TODAY, THEY ARE SOOOOOOO FUCKING PSYCHO!!!!!
Valerie is not the one who is euthanzing the dog... she is a volunteer. She posted her on here about a month ago, check the archives and you will see... She has been working on finding Winter a home for a while!
ReplyDeleteTell Valerie that I didn't see her post until last night!
ReplyDeleteis winter still alive. hey maybe we should all go to the spca with signs to save winter tomorrow
ReplyDeletePlease do not blame Valerie as she is only a volunteer. It is shelters that make ultimate decision on which dog to euthanize first.
ReplyDeleteWe have to be mindful that people who don't work in shelters or do not have anything to do with rescue need to do their part in adopting, fostering or volunteering. Without the public's involvement, shelters and rescues can't do this alone and shelters become overcrowded and rescues become full. Then more animals will have to be put down as there's no place for them.
Where are 4-6 million people out of 300 million in the United States to adopt or foster them before they're killed every year in shelters? Want to be part of the solution, not problem? Be one of 4-6 million folks to save lives or a life!
u got me into tears it seems that u dont care the dog need a place to live andf some one out there would love him no matter what i m crying just yesterday u put him to sleep!
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