Louie

<font face="comic sans ms" size="2" color="teal"> <B>Louie was adopted by a couple who are obviously Yankee fans since his new name was going to be "Mattingly". However, they decided to stick with a name that indicated his humble beginnings, hence he is now called "Bourbon" (for Bourbon St in New Orleans). Louie will sit and watch plenty of baseball games with his family in Clark, NJ along with his new feline companion (if they can get him to sit still long enough).</B><P><I>So you thought all the Katrina animals were long gone - well think again. Now the offspring of the unspayed/unneutered dogs who were running loose after the storm are coming up and need your help just as desperately. Litters upon litters are brought in every day from all over the Gulf region so this disaster will be with us for many years to come. </I><P>Louie (as in Armstrong) is a 7 week old tiny pup who was just whisked out of the Gulf region. The first thing we did was give him a bath which he mightily resisted but finally settled down once he was resigned to his fate. He is playful and curious and likes to be outside with the family. Louie has been vaccinated with his 1st puppy shot and is on heartworm and flea & tick preventative. He is probably going to be a big boy when he grows up. He is not house broken and will need a lot of training as puppies usually do. If you are ready for such a little tyke in your home please fill out an online application located on our Home Page. LOCAL AREA ONLY PLEASE!

Louie was adopted by a couple who are obviously Yankee fans since his new name was going to be "Mattingly". However, they decided to stick with a name that indicated his humble beginnings, hence he is now called "Bourbon" (for Bourbon St in New Orleans). Louie will sit and watch plenty of baseball games with his family in Clark, NJ along with his new feline companion (if they can get him to sit still long enough).

So you thought all the Katrina animals were long gone - well think again. Now the offspring of the unspayed/unneutered dogs who were running loose after the storm are coming up and need your help just as desperately. Litters upon litters are brought in every day from all over the Gulf region so this disaster will be with us for many years to come.

Louie (as in Armstrong) is a 7 week old tiny pup who was just whisked out of the Gulf region. The first thing we did was give him a bath which he mightily resisted but finally settled down once he w

Louie was adopted by a couple who are obviously Yankee fans since his new name was going to be "Mattingly". However, they decided to stick with a name that indicated his humble beginnings, hence he is now called "Bourbon" (for Bourbon St in New Orleans). Louie will sit and watch plenty of baseball games with his family in Clark, NJ along with his new feline companion (if they can get him to sit still long enough).

So you thought all the Katrina animals were long gone - well think again. Now the offspring of the unspayed/unneutered dogs who were running loose after the storm are coming up and need your help just as desperately. Litters upon litters are brought in every day from all over the Gulf region so this disaster will be with us for many years to come.

Louie (as in Armstrong) is a 7 week old tiny pup who was just whisked out of the Gulf region. The first thing we did was give him a bath which he mightily resisted but finally settled down once he was resigned to his fate. He is playful and curious and likes to be outside with the family. Louie has been vaccinated with his 1st puppy shot and is on heartworm and flea & tick preventative. He is probably going to be a big boy when he grows up. He is not house broken and will need a lot of training as puppies usually do. If you are ready for such a little tyke in your home please fill out