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Cody and Sierra are two Samoyeds who came together from eastern Oregon. Their former owner, who thought he could get rich breeding dogs, stopped trying a couple years ago and these two were his last two Sammies. They were seized … Continue reading →

Blizzard was taken to the Jackson County Animal Shelter in southern Oregon in January because her family couldn’t keep her from running away. We heard about her and contacted the shelter, but they declined our help, saying they wanted to … Continue reading →

After this many years doing rescue work, there are dogs who stand out; dogs we remember because they were unique. Some have been beautiful purebred Samoyeds who might have won in the ring if they had the chance. Others had … Continue reading →

“The best laid schemes o’ Mice an’ Men, Gang aft agley…”– Robert Burns Last month we were happy to have found a home for Nanook and Rio together, two young dogs who enjoyed being together. They were settling in well, … Continue reading →

This was a successful month, with the placement of two dogs and the promise of another finding a home soon. Honey and Rio, known formerly as Pogo and Cedar, were picked up in Pasco by animal control and taken to … Continue reading →

In November we usually have some nasty weather and the usual phrase is “it’s raining cats and dogs.” Well, no matter what the weather does this month we can say it’s raining dogs. Since we started rescue we’ve never had … Continue reading →

This was a great month for Samoyed Rescue. Cody and Samson, both in rescue since May, are now in their forever homes. Jasmine, who is still in a foster home, has a home ready for her when we can get … Continue reading →

There was no newsletter published in August, so last month’s report was combined with this addendum in the Aug/Sept newsletter. New on the rescue scene is Nikki, a 7 month old female in Centralia. Her owner acknowledges that this is … Continue reading →

For the past few months we’ve been hearing adoption agencies say the economy is affecting adoptions. Perhaps that is the reason we still have two extremely adoptable dogs in rescue now, and for much longer than usual. We feel fortunate … Continue reading →

Cody has been here a month, and we still think he is one of those once in a lifetime dogs that will fit perfectly into a lucky family. With his energy level he would be a perfect candidate for agility … Continue reading →