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So, we were walking dogs this morning, in the rain. Mark had Tallie Ho, and I had Senior Max, who has been depressed.
Max went over to the weeds and peed, then he kind of fell over and was having trouble getting up. We were just waiting for him to be ready to try again, and a nice lady in a SUV stopped and asked if we needed help with him. Thank You nice lady!
(When I was ready to help him, he got up by himself. He has arthritis which is compounded by being over weight.)
I am Monica Rose Larner and my love of Australian Cattle Dogs began in 1974 with my first ACD girl named Carrie Blue. She won over everyone in the family, the farmers that came to the farm, my 4-H club and the people on the horse show circuit. My Carrie Blue was a red heeler with a blue saddle. In 1974 they were not yet recognized as a breed by AKC, so she was registered under the Australian Cattle Dog Club of America, also known as AuCaDo (hence the rescue name). Today, 2014, I still am an ACDCA member, yet my passion is to help the ACD’s in shelters or otherwise homeless, to find their forever homes. I typically have multiple ACD’s available for adoption in Remus MI, and I do not use foster homes. I ask that the adoption application be filled out, if you are interested in a certain available ACD here.