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Alaskan Klee Kai National Rescue
(AKKNR)
The Alaskan Klee
Kai is yet a rare breed with a limited number of
breeders and owners, making the need for rescue a
small one. Many breeders have participated in rescue
to cover these needs over the years. As the breed
continues to grow so will the need for rescue.
The Alaskan Klee
Kai Association of American supports the
Alaskan Klee Kai
National Rescue (AKKNR) in its
preparation for these growing needs to help with not
only rescue, but also rehabilitation and re-homing.
AKKNR
will take in abandoned, abused, neglected, and owner
surrendered AKK. It will work with other rescues
and shelters to find AKK suitable forever homes.
AKKNR will
provide foster homes for AKK that need a place to
stay while they are waiting for their forever home,
as well as work on socialization, training, and
obtain any needed veterinary care for these AKK.
All potential homes are very carefully screened to
ensure each AKK gets its perfect forever home.
Their goal is to help all Alaskan Klee Kai that need
to be helped, and help them find wonderful homes
where they will be healthy and happy for their
entire lifetime.
Please contact the Alaskan Klee Kai National Rescue
http://www.freewebs.com/akknr
Is Your Home and Heart Big Enough
Dakota and Timber
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KUDOS to everyone involved with Rescue!!
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The young
pup and the older dog lay on shaded sweet grass
watching the reunions. Sometimes a man, sometimes a
woman, sometimes a whole family would approach the
Rainbow Bridge, be greeted by their loving pets and
cross the bridge together.
The young
pup playfully nipped at the older one. "Look!
Something wonderful is happening!" The older dog
stood up and barked, "Quickly. Get over to the
path." "But that's not my owner," whined the pup,
but he did as he was told.
Thousands
of pets surged forward as a figure in white walked
on the path toward the bridge. After the glowing
figure passed each animal, that animal bowed it's
head in love and respect. The figure finally
approached the bridge, and was met by a menagerie of
joyous animals. Together, they all walked over
the bridge and disappeared.
The young pup was
still in awe. "Was that an angel?" he whispered.
"No, son."
The older dog replied.
"That was
more than an angel.
That was a person who worked rescue."
~ Author Unknown ~ |
