Queenie


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Home:Mill Valley, CA  
Age: 9 Years   Sex: Female   Weight: 11-25 lbs

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Dogster stats for Queenie
Corralled:12 times  Pals:61  Views: 2772

Paws: by 20 voters  
Stars:
Yoshi
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The Dogster Dog
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Nicknames:
Miss Queenie (only when I don't come when I'm called), Queenie Beanie Bunny Baby, Weenie Beanie.

Doggie Dynamics:
 Energy 
sleepyenergetic
 
 Intelligence 
sillygenius
 
 Friendliness 
aggressiveaffectionate
 
 Playfulness 
not playfulvery playful
 
 Disposition 
anxiouscalm
 

Quick Bio:
-mutt-pound dog

Likes:
Her tennis ball chucker; watching episodes of The Dog Whisperer. Love and affection. She loves her daddy.

Pet-Peeves:
Getting chased by children. Getting rain in her ears, people blowing in her ears and Wylie chewing on her ears.

Favorite Toy:
Tennis balls! Soft, plush squeaky toys!

Favorite Food:
Fuji apples, vegan pig ears, cucumbers, grass, almonds, etc.

Favorite Walk:
To the park, to the park!

Best Tricks:
Heeling off leash and sitting before crossing the street. An ear piercing bark that stops traffic.

Arrival Story:
We found Queenie at the Kern County Animal Control Facility in Bakersfield, CA. We had originally gone down to adopt a dog for my mom, that we found online. It was about 40 degrees out, and all the puppies, about 5 in one run and none related, were all huddled in a cardboard box on the ground. They were all shivering and very sad looking. Queenie came bounding out of the box when she saw me. She ran back and forth barking her head off. I put my hand up to the cyclone fencing and she reached thru w/a paw and put it in my hand. Then she stuck her nose thru the fence and licked my hand. I was really sad because we didn't come down to adopt her. I noticed that she was extremely underweight and her hind end was shaved and she had several deep lacerations that had been stapled shut. It looked like she was cut up or had been attacked by an animal. I nearly cried. We adopted the other dog but they wouldn't let us take her until she was spayed. That nite I had a nightmare that Queenie was euthanized before I could save her. I called the facility the next morning and put a hold on her. They don't normally do that, but the girl who worked there loved Queenie and had actually named her. Queenie is pure love, and we feel very lucky to share our lives with her.

Bio:
Please don't breed or buy while millions of dogs, like me, die in our shelters.  Choose adoption and make a commitment for life.Thank you.  xoxo, Wylie  p.s. for more info: http://www.spotsociety.org/fatedog .html Thank you.

Forums Motto:
Queenie, aka Miss Queenie Beanie Bunny

I've Been On Dogster Since:
January 2nd 2005 More than 4 years!

Rosette, Star and Special Gift History

Dogster Id:
102957

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