Category Archives: Tails of Rescue Lugar was surrendered to the Valley of the Sun Giant Schnauzer Rescue by a couple that had him as a pup and loved him dearly. Their three your old son was playing with toys and inadvertently poked Lugar in the eye. He reacted instinctively by nipping at him. After a similar incident happened again, they made the hard decision to turn... 
impressive, congratulations 
Thank you so very much. Your photos are exquisite! 
Thanks for including us. Great photos, we are very proud of Steve and Lugar, just looking at the photos brings me to happy tears!  The Amazing Aussies group rescues “Lethal White” Australian Shepherds that are the result of Merle to Merle breeding. The following info was taken from their website. For in-depth information, click here to visit their site. Aussies come in two acceptable colors, solid and merle. When merle to merle breeding is done, approximately 25% of the... 4 comments 
Being a foster mom for Amazing Aussies has given so many rewards. The time I share with each of these wonderful dogs is priceless. Working with a deaf dog is no harder than working with a hearing dog. I currently have three deaf fosters with two being vision impaired…..they are as well trained, if not better than my hearing dogs. Take a look how well Susan captured their smiles. You will see many of those, if you are involved in fostering or volunteering. Please enjoy Susan’s pictures, and when done, check our web site for more beautiful Amazing Aussies that are available for adoption or that need a foster home. 
They are beautiful dogs! Did you know that merle to merle breeding can affect many other breeds in the same manner? What an educational web site Amazing Aussies has. 
beautiful dogs Susan! look at those noses!! how interesting! i’ve never heard of merle aussie shepards before. how sad about the problems with this breed. 
They look so happy in these photos – great dogs and I think (ok, to my untrained eye) you did a great job photographing them!  Zip’s Story, As told by the Hastings Family: Zip was born deaf. This can be common in cattle dogs and with proper training doesn’t pose any major issues. Zip’s original owners may not have known how to deal with his birth defect. We don’t know the entire circumstances, but we were told that he was... 9 comments 
I met Zip at the last Round Up, he’s such a sweet heart! The pictures are amazing, and I love the bio! 
What a wonderful set of photo’s, He is such a handsome and awesome boy. 
Woo hoo, Zip! That charisma is paying off again. Thanks for including him in you project, Susan! 
Thank you so much for keeping the rescue stories alive and in people’s minds. Zip looks amazing! 
Love the bio on Zip, he looks very happy! The pic is perfect! 
Awesome pictures and great story!!! 
Thank you so much for the beautiful photos you took of zip. We are honored to have been able to help him and to have found such a wonderful adoptive family for him. Thanks Lynne for fostering him and working with him so long. You are an angel and see largely responsible for his success! Great job all! 
Really gorgeous pictures of Zip!
Great pictures – thanks ever so much for putting this together!! What a handsome dog!  Who would have thought it would be so difficult to come up with a simple title for a book!?!? I have had so many suggestions from friends and clients but all of the titles that resonated with me were already taken by other books with similar content. The runner ups were “Paws to Consider” (my... 1 comment 
Simon looks like he’s a wonderful dog, despite his horrible past. It’s good to see his life has turned around.  Cody came to Racing Home Greyhound Adoption at the age of 4 months old! Due to a growth plate issue in his back leg, he was unable to run. He has since outgrown that problem and runs like the wind, however he has allergies in his feet that require him to get Cortisone shots every... 
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