THE <I>TENNESSEE 8</I> - 7/3/18

NOW PLAYING: ON THE ROAD AGAIN
Willie Nelson (Instrumental Version)

THE TENNESSEE 8
ON THE ROAD AGAIN
6 & 7 JULY 2018

BJ continues:
Friday was spent just resting, but poor TOTO, my diabetic girl,
was having diarrhea and some vomiting. Me, being the paranoid mom,
called Dr. Sarah. Got some FORTIFLORA for her.

Friday for me was making
their INP [I'm Not
Perfect] blankets,
getting copies/packets of
their records and just in
general trying hard
to make sure I did not
forget anything.

Saturday morning,
I loaded up the babies
and drove off to Louisville
to meet Bill.

Sunday was spent
driving to Elizabethtown,
Kentucky to meet Vickie
Meyers who will foster TOTO.

Victoria has experience
with diabetic dogs.
I was relieved . . .
I learned how to give shots,
but still didn't feel
confident enough in
taking care of her needs.
I'm blessed.

CLICK ON TOTO'S PIC
FOR HER NEW VIDEO.

Midwest Placement Director Shell Lewis has foster homes
prepared for the following (this, too, can change):
As of 6 July:
BUTTONHOOK - Six-year-old male,
staying with BJ in Kentucky to work on aggression issues.
ZZ - Six-year-old female,
to be fostered by Tammy Ramey in Iowa.
Coming with eye meds and is "sweet, but scared".
MOLLY - Six-year-old female,
to be fostered by Lisa Crabtree in Illinois.
TOTO - Eight-year-old female,
staying with BJ in Kentucky. She is diabetic and blind.
MONA - Eight-year-old female,
to be fostered by Sue Stoughton in Illinois.
BIG GIRL - 10-year-old female,
to be fostered by Karen Rivera in Illinois.
Bad eye(s); removal may be necessary.
ZACH - 10-year-old male,
to be fostered temporarily by Melanie Oleksa in Iowa,
then moving to Linda Denton in Colorado on 20 July.
ZOEY - Female to be fostered in Kentucky.
"Has an enlarged heart and is in pretty rough shape.
Not up for traveling".

On 8 July, Violetta writes:
Five of the TENNESSEE 8 - BIG GIRL, MONA, MOLLY,
ZZ & ZACH - were transported on Saturday from
Kentucky to Iowa by CRUSA Angel Bill Schumacher.
Bill flew to Louisville, Kentucky, met BJ at Peggy Nalley's home
and drove the five Tennessee furbabies to Davenport, Iowa,
where he met Melanie Oleksa.
He also gave a ride to their forever homes to CRUSA's BEAR & INDY.
BEAR's new mom lives in Nebraska and drove to
Davenport to meet Bill and get her furbaby,
while INDY's new mom lives in the Chicago area,
so INDY stayed with Bill as he returns to his home in Chicago.
The five Tennessee babies ran happily in Melanie's yard
and in the coming week will be picked up by Shell Lewis
and delivered to their own foster homes in Illinois.
The last video shows them settling down.
The other three Tennessee furbabies - ZOEY, TOTO & BUTTONS
(f/k/a BUTTONHOOK) - stayed in Kentucky.
ZOEY went to her foster home in Kentucky;
TOTO is diabetic and blind and needs a foster home that can
give her two insulin shots per day; and BUTTONS is fear-aggressive
and needs an experienced foster home that can work with him and a trainer.
SEE five of the TENNESSEE 8 head up to Iowa, Part 1 HERE
SEE five of the TENNESSEE 8 head up to Iowa, Part 2 HERE
SEE five of the TENNESSEE 8 Arrive In Iowa HERE
SEE five of the TENNESSEE 8 Settle Down in Iowa HERE
(JUST LOOK AT THOSE TAIL WAGS AND BACK RUBS
IN THE GRASS, ALL THANKS TO TRANSPORTERS,
FOSTER HOMES & DONORS. CRUSA THANKS YOU ALL!)

Anim

BECKY HAWKINS:
Such a wonderful large network of people getting the job done!
Prayers for these babies' continued journeys.

Anim
ANITA CHAROCHAK:
How wonderful! I looked at the first video of TOTO and
saw the insulin case where the previous owner wrote
'love her please' on it. It was so sad. Perhaps I was
too judgmental in my original comments. Maybe the breeder
just got older and had no money to spend on his dogs . . .
they all seem so happy & loving. Molly is sweet, too!

THE NEXT DAY, IN IOWA . . . HERE

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THE TENNESSEE 8 ON THE ROAD AGAIN 6 & 7 JULY 2018
BJ continues: Friday was spent just resting, but poor TOTO, my diabetic girl, was having diarrhea and some vomiting. Me, being the paranoid mom, called Dr. Sarah. Got some FORTIFLORA for her.
Friday for me was making their INP [I'm Not Perfect] blankets, getting copies/packets of their records and just in general trying hard to make sure I did not forget anything.

	Saturday morning, I loaded up the babies and drove off to Louisville to meet Bill. Sunday was spent driving to Elizabethtown, Kentucky to meet Vickie Meyers who will foster TOTO.
Victoria has experience with diabetic dogs. I was relieved . . . I learned how to give shots, but still didn't feel confident enough in taking care of her needs. I'm blessed. CLICK ON TOTO'S PIC FOR HER NEW VIDEO.

Midwest Placement Director Shell Lewis has foster homes prepared for the following (this, too, can change): As of 6 July: BUTTONHOOK - Six-year-old male, staying with BJ in Kentucky to work on aggression issues. ZZ - Six-year-old female, to be fostered by Tammy Ramey in Iowa. Coming with eye meds and is "sweet, but scared". MOLLY - Six-year-old female, to be fostered by Lisa Crabtree in Illinois. TOTO - Eight-year-old female, staying with BJ in Kentucky. She is diabetic and blind. MONA - Eight-year-old female, to be fostered by Sue Stoughton in Illinois. BIG GIRL - 10-year-old female, to be fostered by Karen Rivera in Illinois. Bad eye(s); removal may be necessary. ZACH - 10-year-old male, to be fostered temporarily by Melanie Oleksa in Iowa, then moving to Linda Denton in Colorado on 20 July. ZOEY - Female to be fostered in Kentucky. "Has an enlarged heart and is in pretty rough shape. Not up for traveling". On 8 July, Violetta writes: Five of the TENNESSEE 8 - BIG GIRL, MONA, MOLLY, ZZ & ZACH - were transported on Saturday from Kentucky to Iowa by CRUSA Angel Bill Schumacher. Bill flew to Louisville, Kentucky, met BJ at Peggy Nalley's home and drove the five Tennessee furbabies to Davenport, Iowa, where he met Melanie Oleksa. He also gave a ride to their forever homes to CRUSA's BEAR & INDY. BEAR's new mom lives in Nebraska and drove to Davenport to meet Bill and get her furbaby, while INDY's new mom lives in the Chicago area, so INDY stayed with Bill as he returns to his home in Chicago. The five Tennessee babies ran happily in Melanie's yard and in the coming week will be picked up by Shell Lewis and delivered to their own foster homes in Illinois. The last video shows them settling down. The other three Tennessee furbabies - ZOEY, TOTO & BUTTONS (f/k/a BUTTONHOOK) - stayed in Kentucky. ZOEY went to her foster home in Kentucky; TOTO is diabetic and blind and needs a foster home that can give her two insulin shots per day; and BUTTONS is fear-aggressive and needs an experienced foster home that can work with him and a trainer. *SEE five of the TENNESSEE 8* head up to Iowa, Part 1 HERE SEE five of the TENNESSEE 8 head up to Iowa, Part 2 HERE SEE five of the TENNESSEE 8 Arrive In Iowa HERE SEE five of the TENNESSEE 8 Settle Down in Iowa HERE** (JUST LOOK AT THOSE TAIL WAGS AND BACK RUBS IN THE GRASS, ALL THANKS TO TRANSPORTERS, FOSTER HOMES & DONORS. CRUSA THANKS YOU ALL!) BECKY HAWKINS: Such a wonderful large network of people getting the job done! Prayers for these babies' continued journeys. ANITA CHAROCHAK: How wonderful! I looked at the first video of TOTO and saw the insulin case where the previous owner wrote 'love her please' on it. It was so sad. Perhaps I was too judgmental in my original comments. Maybe the breeder just got older and had no money to spend on his dogs . . . they all seem so happy & loving. Molly is sweet, too!