A Life Saved - Rambo
My coworker called me yesterday from home (she was still on vacation) to tell me that her next door neighbor’s dog had been taken away!!!
WOOHOOOOO!!!
So now I’m itching for the humane society to open so I can call and find out if they brought him in and if he’s available to visit.
He’s one year old and a Husky / Alaskan Malamute mix named Rambo. He’d fit into our pack perfectly!!! The animal control lady told my coworker that he was very friendly and just wanted to play. Well, DUH.
Apparently the A-hole neighbor told animal control that the dog was untrainable.
UNTRAINABLE!!!
That seriously made me curse. NO dog is untrainable with enough patience, time, and love. As the owner (wait…maybe they own me) of two Siberian Huskies and a Malamute I can attest that these dogs are very much trainable. Are they stubborn? Oh heck yes. Are they incredibly smart? Absolutely. That is a dangerous combination.
Apparently this loser was trying to keep the dog in a small corner of the yard with gravel and NO shelter! What the freaking hell? (excuse my language…but I’m actually editing what I’d LIKE to say.) My coworker said that she told another neighbor to keep an eye out on the guy while they were on vacation. This neighbor saw the guy squirting the dog with a water pistol. Not the biggest deal of course - except the dog was trapped and could not get away from the spray and he wasn’t even being punished for anything. The guy was just spraying the dog for NO REASON!!!
I’ll be headed to the shelter soon. 
I have to meet Rambo, take some photos, and talk to hubby about whether he can join our pack. Trooper would love to have a new puppy to play with now that Bullet is gone.
I think that Huskies and Malamutes are like potato chips. You can never have just one!
September 3rd, 2008 at 2:52 pm
That’s great news! It’s wonderful to hear that Rambo got out of that bad home.
Good luck in your efforts to give him a new loving place to live.
September 3rd, 2008 at 8:34 pm
Well I am so glad to hear that Rambo is safe now. Whether you adopt him (I think you should) or someone else does, I know he will be much better off.
September 4th, 2008 at 8:37 am
Gosh, I sure am relieved that Rambo was removed from that very bad place and he is safe now.