By Nancy Brown | Project leader, President and Founder
Arrrroooooo! Greetings in the song of our people! Arrrroooooooo! We Howled for Food, and you have answered!
It is the Howliday Season here at Full Moon Farm Wolfdog Rescue and Sanctuary, and we want to share with you some highlights of 2014.
We said hello and goodbye to quite a few seniors this year. Since our start in 2002, the cycle of life and death plays out. We rejoice in all of life and our memories give us strength to continue our mission of saving and sheltering 'abused and refused' wolfdogs.
Recap:
Three puppies were rescued from a hoarding situation in TN. Uno, Dos and Tres were given love, good food and restored to health, socialized by volunteers and placed into other facilities to be ambassadors for their breed.
Two seniors, Cyrus and Ursa are thriving after their rescue when their owner became ill. Cyrus likes to sing, and starts a good deal of the community howls here. He is a resource guarder, so we have to be diligent with Ursa, food and water buckets.
Bob, a husky mutt from a hoarding situation in KY has filled out, but is still socially awkward with people and is a work in progress. A striking boy with one blue eye and one green eye, he gives mixed signals in his interactions.
Mika, a 6 month old pup found her forever home at Full Moon Farm in October, after being shuffled around four times in her short life. She has been paired with River The Ambassadog to learn trust and human interactions.
Niki, Joe and Tiny came in from a facility in IL where the owner passed away. Niki and Joe are loving and social. Although never trained to leash or given manners, they are responsive to all the volunteers and eager to give kisses! Tiny, well, as we say around here, 'Bless Her Heart'. She is small and from what I was told, she didn't look wolfy, so she was kept alone and not given much interaction with humans. She is unsocial and desires no people contact. Once she is spayed, she will be paired up with a ‘hands off’ male and allowed to be what she is in a large enclosure in the woods.
Our Season Greetings to all of you, our supporters for allowing us to do our work for them. May 2015 bring Joy to all of us and all of you. Arrrooooooo!
By Nancy Brown | Project leader, President and Founder
By Nancy Brown | Project leader, President and Founder
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