Conroe, Texas: JRT Mix Needs to Leave Shelter

Hi All:

This little deaf Jack Russell Terrier mix has been at animal control in Conroe Texas since sometime in January and no one has been able to come to her aid. Mya probably got lost in the Christmas commotion and well, you know there are so many and it is easy to forget.

 

Anyway. Just received an update on Mya. She is still there and she still needs out of the shelter before it is too late. I have one completely blind dog and one JRT losing his sight to cataracts. Helping these special needs dogs is particularly rewarding. They appreciate love and a safe place more than you can imagine. I know that this little girl would too.

 

So, please look at her picture and consider adopting, rescuing, fostering for a rescue or donating to help a rescue defray any medical and/or boarding expenses. If you are unable to help her, please post far and wide. Don't let distance deter you -- I know that we can figure out how to get her transported to whomever has a space in their home and heart.

 

CONTACT information:

 

Brittany Allen

City of Conroe Animal Shelter

407 Sgt. Ed Holcomb Blvd. S.

Conroe, TX 77304

(936) 522-3550

 

Email Address:

BAllen2@cityofconroe.org

 

Thank you for reading, considering and posting.

Nancy Sharp

(281) 744-2007

Oklahoma City, OK: JRT Mix Seeks a Home as a Retired Mom!

Remember her from previous post when she was pregnant and in a kill shelter? Check here:

http://deafanimals.blogspot.com/2010/05/lampass-tx-pregnant-jack-russell.html

Miracle is exactly what her name stands for...this little girl is a deaf JRT that is about 8mo-1year old, 12 lbs, she was pregnant and at a kill shelter ready to deliver or be euthanized. Working together we transported her on multiple trips, state to state to get her to a foster home keeping Miracle and her 6 healthy pups (all have been placed in homes except Sapphire who is still waiting). Miracle is friendly and energetic. She likes to be with humans and we would suggest no little children just due to her being deaf (those open doors with kids are escape routes for JRTs), She is housebroken and gets along with other dogs. She has a gray, chewed on ear, which is not a typical color for JRTs and I believe she also has some Italian Greyhound in her. Adoption fee and home visit apply. Out of state would be considered as long as there is a volunteer available in this particular area, where interested applicant is, to do home visit. Contact okcjrt@aol.com for information or complete an application at www.russellrescue.com.

Pam