Eskie Rescuers United

    
 

 

We only saw her face one afternoon with a notice that she was going to be put down the next morning. Well, we couldn't let that happen. She had been thrown over a fence at a shelter in Alabama one night. Thank goodness we saw her post!

 

Miss Liesl will probably never be ready for adoption. She's a very big girl at 60 lb and unfortunately has a very nervous stomach and weak bladder. She's had all her medical done and we can't find a problem. Unfortunately, it appears to be all nerves. It's okay though. her foster loves her very much and has gained her trust though she still is very skittish.

 

If you could help us with sponsoring Miss LIESl, it would help offset some of the costs of her care and would be very much appreciated.

Whenever possible Eskie Rescuers United tries to adopt out its dogs locally (or at least to adopters in adjoining states to where I'm being fostered). Please note that ERU processes LOCAL adoption applications before considering those from out of state.

If I'm not local to you, as explained above, and you really have your heart set on me, you will have to make special arrangements so ERU can get me to you safely (for example, flying me to you at your own expense, or paying a transport group to drive me to you). Note: We may ask that you to make a donation to cover transport costs if the distance is great and we have trouble finding transport drivers.

There is an adoption fee required; and, please be aware, Eskie Rescuers United will not adopt out its dogs as outdoor dogs.