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Posted: 3:06:04 PM 5/9/2006
Alldogslover you're not being banned. I had trouble logging in to post just now. You know how this site can be sometimes, things don't always work like they should.
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Posted: 3:07:22 PM 5/9/2006
debg,
I thank you for your support.

My intentions towards all the animals I've helped have been without any type of gain. People here want explanations....I'll give them to them...I have nothing to hide.

I will not make everybody happy....but I'll give them an answer.


***Edited By: alldogslover! on 5/9/2006 3:10:12 PM***
Reason: .
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Posted: 3:12:37 PM 5/9/2006
The reason I operate the way I do is because originally I started helping in rescue with another org. and that is how they did things there...but if I have to change my rescue protocol to obey the law..of course I'll change it.
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Posted: 3:13:52 PM 5/9/2006
Oh. cashimmi...if you dig deep enough into my past posts...I'm sure you'll find the name of the old rescue org I was working with.
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Posted: 3:21:32 PM 5/9/2006
Oh, about Daisy, my maltese...she's my daughter's dog...we still have her.
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Posted: 3:22:13 PM 5/9/2006
now...what else do you guys want to know?
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Posted: 3:23:14 PM 5/9/2006
Alldogslover!, buying dogs from a breeder and then listing them a couple years later as "rescues" that you saved is wrong, and dishonest. You claim in one of you post that you love Troy so much. Well if your able to just adopt him out like his a stray off the street then that is not love. The bottom line about all of this is that you are doing the exact same thing that the owners of your supposed homeless dogs are doing with your own dog.

Debg I am not going to spend much time on your post....You, me and a few others on this site know where your words to me are coming from and it has nothing to do with the op of this post. All I will say is that yes you have been around this forum for awhile when your not banned....it was nice for while when you were gone trying to make a go of that pathetic forum of yours. Sorry I never responded to any of your post to me. After you showed your true colors I had no desire to be a part of your forum. As far as too much time on my hands...yep it called I have a job where I work when I want to, I have a maid that cleans my house for me, and I have kids that go to school during the day....so yep I have plenty of time on my hands...And as far as getting a life goes...I have a very nice one thank you.

***Edited By: cschimizzi on 5/9/2006 3:33:42 PM***
Reason: x
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Posted: 3:30:05 PM 5/9/2006
my biggest problem is that this was what you had previously posted about your dog, troy

" How many dogs you have right now:
7 total. 3 fosters (Vicky, Wilma and Ringo) and my 4 babies (Tita, Daisy, Baby and Troy (my boy, I love him so much!)"

i cant understand how you can say you love him so much ( with an exclamation point even ) and now you want rid of him. if the foster dogs are becoming too much work for you that you have no time for your own pets, maybe you need to slow down and not bring any more dogs into your home, at least until you can get a handle on the ones that you already have. your own pets should never be neglected in the process to the point where you feel you need to rehome them also.
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Posted: 3:30:07 PM 5/9/2006
"Alldogslover!, buying dogs from a breeder and then listing them a couple years later as "rescues" that you saved is wrong, and dishonest. You claim in one of you post that you love Troy so much."

cashimmi...

I do love Troy and that is why I think he deserves a better home than I can provide him with!

I don't think it was bad to not state that he's my dog but I'm going to change his profile to CLARIFY that he's my dog.

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Posted: 3:35:18 PM 5/9/2006
Now the dog you have listed on Dogster "Daisy" as adopted is this the one your daughter owns?
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Posted: 3:38:41 PM 5/9/2006
noooo..the Daisy I adopted out was a surrendered dog that came together with Bruno(pit) and the Chi's(Lucy and Ricky).
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Posted: 3:39:59 PM 5/9/2006
*sitting on the sidelines reading*

But, now to make a couple points...
1) I understand you were trying to help the dogs at the side of the road, would I have forced a timid dog into my car. NO. But, you should have, at the very least, attempted to leash him and see if his demeanor changed, or call someone to pick him up! It is sad that the 2 who were each others only support out there being split up. But from your posts, I think that you regret handling things that way.

2) I am in awe at you adopting out your so-called beloved pet because you chose to take on strays. I can barely muster the words to express myself without risk of being banned, but I will try.
No doubt, your so-called 'love' for Troy would have been one of the reasons to help you love dogs so much you would want to do rescue. I applaud that. However, that is the most horrible excuse for an owner I have heard to say, well, now I am busy with rescues, so my personal pets have to go! OMG I'm beside myself...... I take in rescues as well, but never, never would my family pets ever be dismissed or re-homed because this strange dog suddenly takes precedence over my own pet.
Although I commend you for what you are trying to do, I think you are going about it the wrong way, your rescues arent 'per se' rescues, and if they are taking up so much time that you cant care for your own, maybe rescue is not for you!

(rant over)

***Edited By: lpn169 on 5/9/2006 3:51:53 PM***
Reason: my spelling stinks today
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Posted: 3:43:05 PM 5/9/2006
lpn you said it better than I could.
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Posted: 3:46:19 PM 5/9/2006
Like I said...I don't expect you to agree with me on the fact that I'm adopting out Troy. I feel he needs a better home than I can provide him with and I still want to be able to rescue dogs in need and so I have to make that decision.
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Posted: 3:46:45 PM 5/9/2006
Debg I am not going to spend much time on your post....You, me and a few others on this site know where your words to me are coming from and it has nothing to do with the op of this post. All I will say is that yes you have been around this forum for awhile when your not banned....it was nice for while when you were gone trying to make a go of that pathetic forum of yours. Sorry I never responded to any of your post to me. After you showed your true colors I had no desire to be a part of your forum. As far as too much time on my hands...yep it called I have a job where I work when I want to, I have a maid that cleans my house for me, and I have kids that go to school during the day....so yep I have plenty of time on my hands...And as far as getting a life goes...I have a very nice one thank you.

I have no ideal what you are talking about, I really don't .My true colors? Im very proud of them thank you.lol
I got banned from unfairly when all the stuff was going on when I defended Ansy I was UNFAIRLY banned.When you joined my forum I recieved many emails (some might surprise you who they were from)warning me about you. My reponses to you on rand other on ths thread have to do with the OP being unfairly judge!
No, run off and dig up some dirt! Isn't that what you are good at...we all know.You have a very sad life!
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Posted: 3:53:35 PM 5/9/2006
When your own personally pets begin to suffer you need to rethink how many rescues are in your home at once. Maybe you should try and get a foster network to help with the amount of animals. Because if not I can see this turning bad quickly even though you have the best intentions.
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Posted: 3:55:44 PM 5/9/2006
"Like I said...I don't expect you to agree with me on the fact that I'm adopting out Troy. I feel he needs a better home than I can provide him with and I still want to be able to rescue dogs in need and so I have to make that decision."


If Troy needs a better home than you, why are you doing rescue? If you cant give your own dog a good home, then why in the H*** makes you a good home for another dog. It doesnt...if you cant care for your own, then the rescues are better off where they are, and maybe another more suitable home for a dog will be willing to take yours in as rescues.

My point is made, I'm done, I'm ill from this.


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Posted: 3:58:40 PM 5/9/2006
LPN....thank you. Very very well said. And yes your point was made.
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Posted: 4:02:15 PM 5/9/2006
My rescues are with me only TEMPORARILY and they too get adopted out to, of course, a good permanent home.

I am getting a network of foster home and so far I have 2 people that are helping me take care of the fosters.
Remember my org. is very new and I still need to do alot of work to get it going.
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Posted: 4:05:51 PM 5/9/2006
chimizzi...do you have any other questions?
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