| A life of uncertainty at a county animal shelter is considered
by most pet-lovers to be risking death. Especially animals that
are old, need costly medical procedures, or act frightened, or
become fractious behind bars in a seemingly scary place.
Penny Lane became a lucky dog and beat all odds when a coworker
overheard that the she was in the car and the animal control truck
would soon arrive and she swept her up and took her home and
called for help finding Penny Lane a new safe home.
On the following day, the coworker excused her behavior saying
it really wasn't her dog and said she was given the dog by someone
who couldn't keep it.
Community Animal Network's rescue phone lines tell of many
uncommitted individuals who so easily discard their pets. It
saddens most animal lovers to know that not all people consider
their pets' as family members.
Penny Lane had a health exam an a heart murmur was discovered.
The two year old Penny Lane will need an eco-cardiogram to
determine the severity. the previous owner claims to have had no
idea of a medical condition.
The tiny toy Chihuahua Penny Lane is very sweet. She gives
kisses and prefers to be sitting on your lap.
Your donations serve local animals.
Please consider helping: Community Animal Network, P.O. Box 8662,
Newport Beach, CA 92658, memo, “Help Local Animals”, Tax ID
33-0971560.
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Always spay, neuter,
microchip, collar and tag your pets.