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I went to pick up young Mr. Bentley for
foster care on a day after a little ice storm. There were slate grey
clouds racing across the sky sliced with brilliant blue and the sun
backlit on the ice-covered branches lighting them up like shimmering
silver. It was so beautiful and Bentley slept through it all! When we
arrived home Bentley showed himself to be an energetic, gregarious and
loving little spirit and even my grumpy boston terrier Fanny broke down
and was racing around with him all over the house. Bentley was with me for
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This is just a short message to let you know that Bentley is doing fine.
He has blended in well with the family. He has put on some weight and he
looks great. We have taught him to sit, shake both paws and to lay down
and roll over. He is exceptionally intelligent and learns very quickly. He
doesn't like the winter. Getting him to go out can be a task. Molly and he
have become very close. They have the odd tiff once and a while but it’s
nothing. He loves to go for rides in the truck. Its high and he can see
everything. If I mention the word "truck" he goes crazy. We love
him very much and you can't have him back! “ He was only with me for a short time but after he left his absence was felt by everyone. His new family is so lucky and so is Bentley. Congratulations to the Burwell family and Bentley! Nancy Taylor Ontario BTCC Rescue Representative |
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Pankatz BTCC Rescue Donations to the BTCC Rescue Program can be made by mailing a donation to: BTCC Treasurer Marlene Allott 525 Nootka Street Comox, BC V9M 2L8 The BTCC Rescue Program is proud to feed all of the BTCC Rescue dogs "Go Natural" brand dog food. It is made right here in BC and is available all over Canada. Our rescue dogs love it and are healthier because of it! www.forpaws.ca |
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