Calista

 

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 AVAILABLE   & in need of a foster home.

If you can foster me and/or my sister Vada please submit a volunteer form below mentioning us by name and by state.

The photos above were taken at the animal shelter where poor Calista and Varda have been dumped

 

Status

Gender &  Color

Age

History

 Reactions To Strangers

Demeanor With Children 

Behavior With Other Dogs

Cats?

House Training

Health Status/ Medical Needs

Any Special Needs

Available

 

 apricot girl eight years old dumped at shelter Good unknown needs a home with no small dogs and probably cats Unknown but showed too much interest in small dogs Good

Up to date on vaccinations and hw prev.

NOTE: All dogs must be on monthly   heartworm  preventative   

None known

UPDATE FROM THE FOSTER MOM:

"Callista and Vada are a pair of 8 year olds -  Callista being apricot and Vada being brindle.  Callista is the more dominant of the two and always has to be first, although she is not  nasty toward Vada.  Callista is also the more verbal of the girls.

 They are both on the small side with Callista being about 106# and Vada being 115#.  Both are in good health, although Callista has some arthritis, but that does not slow her down.  They have been with other dogs and do fine, although Callista is a little too pushy with smaller dogs.  They are both housebroken and know basic commands and do well on a leash. 

 Callista does not appear to put on much weight, but that is for the best with her arthritis issue.  They are both active  outside, but typical mastiffs inside.  They are both spayed and UTD on their inoculations.   All they want is a forever home since they were abandoned by their owner who had to see to a sick daughter and could not take them with him."

Calista is an approx 8 yo fawn girl who was dumped at the shelter with her "sister" Vada. Obviously these girls have never been given the care they deserve. Calisa weighs about 106 pounds.  It's unthinkable to us that people can be so cruel and heartless to any living creature as to callously dump EIGHT year old Mastiffs at a shelter.  Looking into these girl's eyes and their postures in these shelter photos we can only imagine what they have suffered up until this point. Their eyes are worried, questioning, but gentle and kind in spite of what people have done to them.

 We hope that their lives can finally have a happy ending by reaching the warm hearts and loving homes of some compassionate Mastiff lovers who will add them to their family and treasure them as they deserve to be.

Calista was in much worse shape than Vada when coming into the shelter, but she is gaining weight & eating well now. Calista is very "interested" in small dogs, so it looks like she will be better in a home without them.

Calista is already spayed , utd on vax and in dire need of a foster home...please help us to help them?

If you are interested in adopting me please submit an adoption application mentioning me by name and by state.

If you have specific questions about me please contact anne at adsantora@aol.com

Calista & Vada are in dire need of a foster home or homes. We would love to keep them together if possible- as they are all each other has in the world. Could you make room in your heart and home to foster one or both of these beautiful Mastiff seniors while a forever home can be found?

If you would like to sponsor a Mastiff in need or pay temporary board while a foster home can be found- please DONATE HERE

OR Mail checks or money orders payable to 'Southern States Mastiff Rescue' to the SSMR Treasurer at:

 Kym Wood, Treasurer SSMR, Southern States Mastiff Rescue
      P.  O. Box 690944
      Orlando, FL   32869

http://www.sosmastiffrescue.org/donationaddress.htm

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