rescues

New Rescues

Thu, 22 Jul 2010 02:01:35 +0100

Gail has found forever homes for most of the previously listed animals. However, she is still actively trying to find homes for the black female collie mix named Tasha, the 2 black and white female beagle puppies (Macy and Lacy), and the black and white cocker spaniel named Venus. She also has a few new rescues, a white male shepard/husky mix named Max, and 3 chihuahuas (2 females and 1 male). If you can provide a loving home for any of these doggies give Gail a call at 336-708-0343!!

Adoptable Dogs!!

Wed, 30 Jun 2010 15:50:14 +0100

Gail is currently trying to find homes for a tan Pekingese, a black and white Cocker Spaniel, a chocolate Daschund, 2 Beagle puppies, and a black Collie mix. If you can provide a forever home for one of these loving dogs contact Gail today!!

336 294 2833

Need a Forever Friend?

Fri, 18 Jun 2010 14:58:30 +0100

Since Gail is an active member in dog rescue, contact her if you are seeking a companion. Don't break the bank and support excessive breeding by buying a pet store animal. Instead adopt your forever friend through "Miracles at Work".

Currently Gail is seeking loving homes for 2 AKC registered Dachshunds. One is a beautiful chocolate color and the other has a gorgeous dapple coat. She is also trying to find homes for a tan Pekingese, 2 Beagle puppies, and a Black Collie mix. All spaying or neutering is done before adoption.

If you can provide a loving forever home please contact Gail today! 336-294-2833

Miracles at Work

Fri, 18 Jun 2010 14:47:59 +0100

Gail, the owner of Gail's Consignment Shop, has been actively involved in animal rescue for years. Gail, along with a few other ladies, heads an independent rescue organization called "Miracles at Work". This rescue group has helped to find forever homes for hundreds of dogs. Like many other rescue members, Gail is a strong believer in spay and neuter. Each dog she places is spayed or neutered before being rehomed to prevent breeding. In a world were puppy mills are breeding their animals to the point of exhaustion and malnutrition, it is extremely important not to support these mill industries by adopting a RESCUED animal!!!