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Background
Gender: Female
Status:
Divorced
Location:
PARK FOREST, Illinois
United States
PARK FOREST, Illinois
United States
Work:
Early Childhood Education
Temp Personnel Placement
Travel Industry
Early Childhood Education
Temp Personnel Placement
Travel Industry
Hometown(s):
Boring - only Chicago and suburbs
a summer in Missouri working on a ranch
a summer in Cuernavaca
Boring - only Chicago and suburbs
a summer in Missouri working on a ranch
a summer in Cuernavaca
Quote:
"Gettin' Old Ain't for Sissies"
"Gettin' Old Ain't for Sissies"
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Harley, my foster dog, is a lab mix...tall, dark and handsome, he is a gentleman and a sweet love!
AARPPablo says:
beautiful dog!!! my wife loves dog so much...it runs in her family!
Posted: September 4, 2008 10:17PM EDT
daisydoyle says:
Chrystie...your special soulmate pup is out there just waiting for you to arrive! What a great day that will be for both of you!
Happy to hear that you might consider fostering. The need is so great and the rewards are many. My only problem with Harley is attachment. I love this big lug so much, he is such a delight, I know it will be hard to give him up. But then I think of him bringing joy to another family, and knowing that I have my other two forever, makes it workable and worth it.
Maggie
Happy to hear that you might consider fostering. The need is so great and the rewards are many. My only problem with Harley is attachment. I love this big lug so much, he is such a delight, I know it will be hard to give him up. But then I think of him bringing joy to another family, and knowing that I have my other two forever, makes it workable and worth it.
Maggie
Posted: June 28, 2008 11:25AM EDT
ChrystieBear says:
I love the photo of Harley! He's seems to be a very happy dog, and a beautiful Lab as well. While I miss mine terribly, I'm looking forward to getting a new one again, soon. I checked out your links and am giving more thought to fostering the many without homes. Like you, its upsetting to me knowing how little of a chance pets have when left at shelters absent of no-kill policies. A real tragedy
Posted: June 28, 2008 9:25AM EDT
