Hannah 5 mos. old female mixed breed who now weighs about 30 lbs. She is going to be more on the medium-small size, perhaps 50lbs. Since she has been with her foster mom Hannah has gained so much confidence being exposed to bikes, joggers, children, cats, lots of dogs and nothing seems to faze her. Hannah has started retrieving the ball and enjoys flipping stuffies in the air or even a silly little rock. Her very calm demeanour will make her a wonderful member of any family that enjoys the outdoors. She loves everyone and enjoys her safe, off leash hikes and is good on leash too (although we rarely walk on leash as it's just not as much fun!). 
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Heidi 5 mos. old litter-mate to Hannah weighs about 28 lbs. Heidi will also be medium-small sized. Unlike Hannah, Heidi stays away from our cat as she was swatted at when they first met so she has the utmost respect for cats. She is very much an adventurer wanting to explore the forest and jump up on the fallen trees. In the snow she pushes it with her front paws to watch it move and bites at the water in the creeks as the movement interests her. Exposing her to everything that I've been able to has given her an immense amount of confidence too. Good with children, cats, dogs, etc. and wants to wash your face all the time. Heidi, too, has a very calm and affectionate personality and needs to be in a forever home who will continue exposing her to the outdoors. 
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AAS supporters help pay the biils for feral cat rescue in BC Somehow I found myself at the end of October helping with the feral cats at our local Courtenay Airpark — cats and kittens that have been born there and sadly dumped there to fend for themselves. Thanks are due to many, including AAS for paying our vet bills. |
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