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Hi, I'm Bailey the Original Fluffy Dog and I came from Blount County, AL. They say I was rescued, but I am not sure what that means. I know I was lost as a pup and some nice older couple took me in for a month. When I started to grow into a big beautiful teenage girl, I was not the poodle they thought I would be so they took me to a shelter. They were very nice to me, but something was still missing. I think they call it a family. I waited and waited, until they said they could not wait any longer and they had to make room for others. What did that mean? I am happy to share my floor with others. Anyway, they then told me that at the last minute a lady from WI called and she wanted to love me furever. That was ok, as my coat is really thick, and the cold is good for me. The photo you see is when I got to Wisconsin. I was really happy. Well, a year later I have grown even more and am about 75 pounds. I love it here with my new family. I have so much to tell you and photos to share. Please keep watching for my updates and I will even tell you about my brother Baxter, who had the same bad luck I did, until my mommy saved him too! WHO WE ARE Fluffy Dog Rescue was founded by one woman who had a desire to save a few dogs lives if she could. We have evolved into a trio of women and an extended group of foster homes and we continue the dream of saving lives that would otherwise be lost to no fault of their own. We have full time jobs with families, but we dedicate as much time as possible to fulfilling our collective dream. We rescue most of our dogs from urgent situations involving high kill shelters within the surrounding states. Our focus is medium to large, wonderfully "Fluffy Dogs". OUR LOCATION We do not have a shelter. All of our dogs are placed in loving foster homes while they wait for their furever families to come and get them. This is a typical scene from one of our transports and why we do what we do! Click Here for Great Information on Dog Care, Training and Health. Fluffy Dog Wellness We sincerely appreciate your donations! Make a donation today in memory of your furry friend and we will post your name and a message/dedication on our website! Donations can be sent to Fluffy Dog Rescue at: W295 N8437 Camp Whitcomb Rd., Hartland, WI 53029 or you may use paypal by clicking on the donation button. WOOF WOOF THANKS TO Gayle in VA, Darlene in Verona, Lee & Craig in Kimberly, Kathy in Oconomowoc, Linda in Menomonee Falls, Bill in Antioch, Sarah, Craig and the girls in Hartland, Amy in Mundelein, Suzanne and Clancy in Waukesha, Deb in Franklin, Mindy in Hartland, The Anderson Family, Sue, Greg, & Max in Neshkoro, Mary & Jim from Wisconsin Rapids, Denise & Steve in Franklin (Fontana's mom & dad), Bill and the Airdales in Antioch, IL, Carolyn from New York, Joan & Pam from Delafield, Kim from Beaver Dam, Craig, Sarah & the girls from Hartland, Pat from Wynnewood, PA, Deb & Begley in Franklin, Charles & Lenore from Manitowoc, In Memory of Robert Turtenwald, Becky from Mequon, In Honor of Molly from Fox Point from Lucky, In Honor of William Borchert, Deb & Fletcher from Highland Park, IL, Margot from Ontario, Pam & Joan from Delafield From Amber in Mequon in memory of Missy. Her beloved Great Pyrenees that she adopted from Fluffy Dog. Missy was an older dog, but the times they had Amber would not give up for the world. From Avis Miller in memory of her neighbor’s dog, CHARLIE, and the William & Elizabeth Doucas Family Josh, Angie and Oscar in Chicago Marybeth, Flora and Family in Delafield In memory of our well loved & dearly missed Bosco and in honor of our dear Fluffy Dog, Scout Jill in Milwaukee Rob and Bethanne from Theresa Darlene from Verona in Memory of Rumpers Jill and Karma from Hartland Sally, Mitch & Finnigan from Manitowoc Sue, John & Iris from Brookfield The Johnson Family in Madison The Anderson Girls in Hartland Susan in Plover Brewer & Sugar Anderson, Hartland Betsy in Manitowoc Front Porch Pets, makers of Sam's Yams Sweet Potato Chews Interested in Becoming a Foster Parent? We are limited to saving as many lives as we have foster homes. Fostering is great way to see if you would like a dog, or if a particular dog is for you. Fostering is simply a matter of opening your home and heart as a temporary home for a dog until its permanent furever home can be found. We will provide you with all the supplies you need and pay for the vetting. There is no cost to you. If you are interested in learning more, please send an email to us at bdavies@wi.rr.com.

Fluffy Dog Wellness You now can find the best products for the heath and wellness of your dog right here. Nutritional Supplements specially formulated for your pets health with free consultation to determine your pets specific needs, whether there are issues currently or you want to make sure your best friend lives as long as possible in great health. You will also find special items, like natural treats, and the best shampoo in the world for you and your pet. There will be articles on pet health and a blog, so you can chat with other pet owners concerned about their pet's health. I can't wait for you to see all that we have to offer and best of all, a portion of the profits will go to support Fluffy Dog Rescue. OUR FEATURED PET-WATKINS MY AGE:Approx. 6 yrs. WEIGHT:12 lbs. WHERE I AM FROM:WI MY STORY: "I know what you're wondering when you check out my picture.... yes, I'm really that good looking. In fact, I'm often told that I'm adorable. Let me tell you about myself to see if we're a match. My name is Sir Maxwell Watkins but you can call me 'Max' for short. I've got it all; looks, brains and personality to spare. I'm always happy and easy to get along with. I have a variety of interests. I love to play with my foster brothers and sisters; play fetch; go for walks; sit out in the sun with you and snuggle on your lap to watch a movie. Since I have energy to spare, I would like an active family. I would also like a doggy brother or sister to play with when you're busy. I'm housebroken and I like to sleep with my foster sister (she's a big Aussie) in her kennel at night. I don't like to be left alone. I don't think I would like to be an only puppy. If it sounds like we might be a good match, please contact my fairy godmother at Fluffy Dog." He does not shed much. HOUSEBROKEN? Yes TRAINING? GOOD WITH CHILDREN? Yes GOOD WITH DOGS?Yes GOOD WITH CATS? Yes THINK YOU ARE READY TO ADOPT? Prior to adopting, be sure to ask yourself a few questions: Am I knowledgeable about the breed I am interested in? Am I ready to commit to taking care of this dog (emotionally, financially) for the remainder of its life which could be 12+ years? Will I accept the fact that all dogs shed, they drool water and food, they chew, and accidents will happen? Are all members of your family ready to take on the responsibility of a dog? OUR ADOPTION PROCESS Please read this in its entirety before submitting an application. NOTE: You must be 21 years of age or older and live in WI or IL to adopt. We do not adopt to families with children under the age of six. This must be adheared to, as it is written in our insurance policy. Please submit an application which can be found below. We ask that you be respectful of our time and only apply if you are ready to adopt and have discussed this with all family members. Return the application to the email address listed within the profile of the dog of interest. Please indicate which dog you are interested in. We will do an initial reference check with your current veterinarian to ensure your current or past pets have been spayed/neutered, and kept up to date on all shots and heartworm preventative. We will schedule a home visit at your home. All members of the family need to be present during the meeting. We typically will not bring the dog that is up for adoption. The purpose of the home visit is to discuss your needs and the needs of the dog or dogs that you are interested in. We will educate you on proper care and training of your dog and answer your questions. If all of the above goes well, we will put you in touch with the dog's foster mom so you may set a time to meet your Fluffy Dog. We provide every potential adopter with information on the "Facts about Dog Food". No rawhide bones and always the best grade food. We recommend Taste of the Wild and other natural, high protein foods. Click here for a pdf version of our Adoption Application! Click here for a word version of our Adoption Application! If you have trouble accessing our application please email Lori for assistance. Thank you for your patience. OUR REALITY People ask me every day, why do you rescue dogs from southern states. The answer is that things are just horrible down there and the only hope for these dogs is rescues like ours. We work with shelters with 500 dogs that put down 100 per week. We have dogs that have lost their legs due to probably being hit by cars and have been told that noone down there would rescue them like that. It does get expensive, but I have not yet been able to determine the value of a life. We currently have a dog that has BB's in his heart from being shot. The vet said that if they were trying to scare him, they would have shot him in the back end. They were trying to kill him. Most of our dogs were strays that were picked up by the dog warden and placed in a shelter that will give them seven days. That is not real long when you are in a rural area that gets three adoptions a week and there are 160 dogs. I only wish that we could do more. For the dogs that we can save it makes all the difference. We have so many Adoption Happy Tails Some say people come into your life for a reason. The same can be said about dogs. Rags, now named Franklin, is one such dog who entered Jeff’s life. A three-legged fluffy, Franklin (or Frank as he’s better known) has already made his mark on his new family. Jeff, a lifetime dog lover, and his partner lost their 16-year-old dog Coty in November 2008. Both were feeling lonely, as was their 11-year-old dog Luna. Jeff connected with Fluffy Dog Rescue through Petfinder.com, went to the rescue’s website and saw a picture of Rags “in a cage looking completely forlorn, sad and totally matted. I also read that he had just lost a leg. I knew he needed us,” Jeff says. And it was official on February 20, 2009. It was love even before the very first meeting. Jeff says Frank’s foster family, the Shroedls, sent several photos of their foster and notes that Frank was amazing. “When we met him, that just sealed the deal,” he says. Although Luna wasn’t happy about the new addition, the dogs were able to be acclimated. Frank is unbelievably gentle and waved off Luna‘s aggression like it was nothing. “It took about a month of having them separated by gates, but now they act like they’ve been together forever,” Jeff says, after Luna “eventually believed he was harmless and ‘let‘ him live with us.” Such a change from an older dog who could’ve eaten the new little one! While Luna plays the best pal and sister, Jeff plays doting and watchful Dad. He says he worries about Frank and tends to be overprotective on walks: The how, when, where of the walk all are on his mind. “With a four-legged dog, an injured paw is an inconvenience, but not a huge deal. But with a three-legged dog, if he injures one of these three legs, he really can’t walk,” Jeff states. Franklin was a recent amputee of just two months when his family adopted him. The pup was found with a nylon rope around his rear leg that had been there for about three weeks. His leg was badly infected and needed to be removed. Despite being a little different from the rest of the dogs at the park, Jeff notes that Frank “is an incredible lesson about resilience. His ability to manage himself on three legs, to trust us so completely and immediately, and to engage every single person on the street” is a testament to his whole personality and outlook. Just like a snuggly blanket, Jeff also says those Franklin meets want to pet him, and people comment on his super soft coat. And just as Jeff dotes on his pup, Frank has a special attachment as well. “Though I’ve had dogs my whole life, I’ve not ever had a dog who is so completely and thoroughly attached to me. Even in his sleep, if I get up to leave the room, he knows and follows me.” Along with adoration and love come charming and funny stories. Besides his appearance and looking like a Muppet, as Jeff’s partner suggests, Frank also uses his natural herding instinct to stir up some fun. When Jeff goes to bed, Frank follows, laying at the head of the bed, on the pillows where Jeff’s partner would sleep. “When my partner comes to bed, Franklin tries to herd him off the bed, butting him with his head and gently pulling his arm away from the pillows. Frank won’t be displaced,” his loving owner grins. Click Here For Our Happy Tails