REBUILT SHOP DOG

Does only his hairdresser know?

Garrett in Victoria

>How'd he change colour?

Re: Does only his hairdresser know?

Jim King-Iquitos,Peru

>This guy actually came in quite good shape compared to many, my wife had been feeding him in the local market for some weeks before he came to the house. The change in color is because he was covered with mange and lost his hair which has now grown back. We normally maintain about 80 abandoned animals including macaws , parrots, monkeys , dogs and cats etc. We dont have room for more or my wife would bring more..

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Sue McLam, Orange, VT

>Jim,

Bless your heart. What a most wonderful thing to do. He sure is a beauty now and looks very happy. We need more like you :)

Sue

And pleased he should be!

Carole in VA

>What a tranformation! Looks like a real cuddle bear (and sawdust magnet!)

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john Lucas

>Jim

I rescued a few. My last one we found in a ditch and she looked like ET. We called her our Ditch Bitch. All gray with wrinkles and no hair. After we got her fixed up and the hair came back she looked like a pure bread Ikeda with about 10" long hair. What a change.

I congratulate you on rescueing so many animals. Wish I had the place to do it. Tkhe few I rescue I take home clean them up and take them to the vet if needed. Then post a photo of the "new" dog in the local market. Someone almost always picks them up in a few days.

I admire you

John Crissman

>Jim,

I think that is wonderful. Please post more of your 80+ shop friends.

Re: I admire you

Jim King-Iquitos,Peru

>John: Open this web page and you will see a few of our crew. http://www.westpennhardwoodsamazon.com/animals.html

Jim