Boston & Cheyenne

Above: Boston  Below: Cheyenne

BOSTON AND CHEYENNE'S STORY

Imagine the surprise when the rescue coordinator answered the door to find a gentleman from a First Nations' Community holding two tiny puppies! "Here", he said, "we found these under an old car. There are two more but I couldn't catch them".
Quickly the pups were set up safe in the ex-pen with food and water and fans to keep them cool. They slept peacefully, drinking a little bit and eating a little bit, until their appointment with Dr. Mattson of the SYlvan Lake Vet Clinic.

The pups were pronounced too young to vaccinate but were de-wormed. They are to eat pablum and have lots of pediolytes syringed into them to re-hydrate them, and have lots of water.
So far, Boston has been drinking and putting his paws in the water while sister Cheyenne is slowly getting interested.

The puppies appear to be without their mother so there is no information about their parentage. The remaining puppies will likely be brought into care within the next few days, and will join their siblings at their new foster home.

We are very grateful to Barb and her family who came forward to foster these little ones.

For more information on adopting Boston or Cheyenne,
please call Melanie at 403-887-2925, or Stu at 403-227-2762.

The puppies need at least 2 - 3 weeks before they can "go home". However, they can be seen and chosen!!

click here to see Sierra's rescue story

(right)Boston, Sierra, and Cheyenne