Mar 07 2013

RailRiders Game

Saturday, May 11, 2013
7:05 pm
Contact: Debbie Stezar, 570-341-1997

 

Feb 05 2013

Paws and Strips – Dog Pageant

Sunday, April 7, 2013

12:00 – 3:00 pm
Abington Dog Park

Event flyer:

 

Dec 05 2012

Memorial for Princess Petunia

Princess Petunia
Sadly, Princess Petunia passed away, in her sleep on November 7, 2012. Princess was adopted from One Life To Live Rescue just this past July. She was very much loved in her new, “forever” home. But, sadly, “forever” just wasn’t long enough. :-(

Princess Petunia was 11 years old and she will be very much missed by all who knew her. Please say a “special” prayer for Karen, her “mom” who is taking this pretty badly. Karen is simply devastated over the loss of her “little girl”.

THANK YOU, Karen, for taking such good care of Princess Petunia during her final months on this earth. Princess was a very lucky little girl that you came into her life when you did and loved her dearly until the end.

 

Oct 23 2012

Please help Gidget the puppy

 

Oct 16 2012

Adoption Event – Dickson City Store

 

Sep 27 2012

Pasta Dinner Fundraiser – September 30, 2012

 

Sep 27 2012

Ginger and Cody

Westley and Buttercup Before

Hi,

Do you remember us?

Are new names are Ginger (Buttercup)  & Cody (Westley).   We’re living in glory land I’d say!

We’re still considered puppies since we’re so full of vinegar, get into everything, and love to chew-chew-chew anything we can get into our mouth.   As much as they try to keep everything but our toys off  the floor, we still do a good job looking for whatever else we can.

We do a lot of traveling and handle the car ride pretty good…very interesting world out there…we even seen our first cows about a week ago….our throats are sore from barking.   We even took our first boat ride a few weeks ago..Ginger did very well handling the ride, but I Cody…well, my breakfast didn’t stay down…I made it though.  Perhaps I’ll get use to this pretty soon.

Cody (Westley) and Ginger (Buttercup) After

We made it to the Vet for our physical and get-to-know you session.  Went well, but the lobby with the other dogs was a new challenge…we don’t like ‘big” dogs…creates another sore throat session barking.  We also made a trip to the groomer..a fun day being there meeting all those other dogs and doing a lot of barking.   We came out smelling everything but like a dog…oh these ribbons in our hair…this is really a Ginger thing…

It’s been about 2 months now at our new home.  We love our walk around the yard quite often daily..fun to chase birds, chipmunks, and rabbits, but we’re on a long leash so we can only limit our chase a certain distance..but it’s fun.

We thought you might like to see a couple of pictures of us..we’re growing up now.

On behalf of our new “mom & dad” Bob & Joanne

Thank you for giving us this new home…Ginger & Cody

 

Sep 10 2012

“Rescued Is My Favorite Breed”

FIVE DOLLARS from every t-shirt, tank top, sweatshirt and hoodie sold from this link goes to help and support One Life To Live Rescue!

 

May 11 2012

Beautiful June playing with Tammy puppy

June and Tammy Playing

 

Apr 12 2012

In Memorial of Sherman

Sherman

Sherman

Sherman was rescued from a high-kill shelter and placed into his “forever” home on March  29, 2011. We knew that Sherman was no “spring chicken” (estimated to be about seven years old by the sending shelter vet) but we had not idea that his time with his new mommy would be so short! Sherman passed away on March 24, 2012 – just five days short of his one year adoption anniversary. Here is what his MOM had to say about Sherman:

“This was my Sherman on the day that he arrived.  To the end he was always camera shy.  He was the best dog in the whole world.  He was a quiet gentle giant. ShermanEverything for him was slow motion and he rarely spoke a word.  He spent his days on his couch and his nights snuggling with me.  He loved to soak in the rays on a sunny day on the back porch and he was loved by all who met him.  He left me on March 24 after a rapid decline from leukemia.  He will forever be in my heart and I miss him terribly.   No one could have known, when he arrived a year ago on the rescue transport, how close we would become.  Rest in peace Sherman.  No one will ever hurt you again.”

We are so sorry for your loss, Barb! Thank you for giving our Sherman a wonderful home, filled with love, for the short time that he had left. You showed him what it was to be loved…and that’s all he knew when he passed away……he was loved very much by you!!

 

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