GOODIE BAGS All good things must come to an end, and no sooner had the last person to arrive come in the door, when the second person to arrive went out the door . . . Remember these?? Every registered dog was supposed to receive a Goodie Bag when his/her person returned his/her pin badge . . . positive reinforcement training for humans! Photo Courtesy of John Hughes If it hadn't been for my good friend MaryB, I'd have completely forgotten about getting out the Goodie Bags and putting Patti Sundling's donated personalized memo pads in each bag! Mary & her hubby, John Hughes, helped me greatly in stapling the labels on the bags, setting them out in alphbetical order and then putting the memo pads into the correct bags. Whew! That was a close one! People would begin to think I wasn't organized! Photo Courtesy of John Hughes Photo Courtesy of John Hughes Photo Courtesy of Andréa Denninger Photo Courtesy of Andréa Denninger
Photo Courtesy of Andréa Denninger Yes, we still have some available . . . $6.00 each, including shipping.
	The Goodie Bag label for pre-registered dogs.
Several CRUSA Fosters were coming to MIDWEST CAIRNFEST 2007 to either be adopted or to be transferred to their Foster Home; because we didn't know who would be going home with whom, they received specially-labeled Goodie Bags . . .	Lazarus arrived with The Lewis Family; he is being fostered by Marge in Illinois and his story is HERE.
Dorothy arrived with Holly Crotty & Mazin Merghani. She left with Shell, who delivered her to Foster Parents Nancy & Joe Fasano the next day; her story is HERE.	Rambo arrived with Holly Crotty & Mazin Merghani. He was renamed Romeo by Sara Anderson, and went home with Foster Parents Shannon & Joe Radosevich; his story is HERE.
Shaney arrived with Holly Crotty & Mazin Merghani. He left with Foster Parents Micky Jerome & David Bailey, who changed his name to Sampson (Sammy for short); his story is HERE.	Nellie arrived with Holly Crotty & Mazin Merghani. She was adopted by Cheryl Bane & her son, Julian. They are "fostering to adopt" her and changed her name to Willow; her story is HERE.
Two non-registered Fosters also arrived with Holly & Mazin . . . Oliver & Holly . . . which made a total of NINE dogs in their van! Oliver was adopted by Mary Schultz of Milwaukee. Mary & her husband had adopted a senior named Binks about six months ago. Binks was diagnosed with a fatal liver disease just after he was adopted; Mary & her husband didn't have him long, but gave him a wonderful-end-of-life and loved him dearly. Holly left with Shell, who drove him to JoAnn & Tom Carlson in Waukegan (previously fostered Bernie (of A WEEKEND WITH BERNIE) & Ruby (of RUBYTWO), now both adopted). Holly's continuing story and Happy Ending can be read at the SENIORS 4 SENIORS event site HERE

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