“One by One Until
There are None.”

In this issue:

1. We Are Now At Dreamweaver Farms
2. We Need Your Help
3. Wish You Knew How To Help?
4. Carolina Poodle Rescue At The Growl
5. Intake Of Clarksville, Tennessee Puppy Mill Dogs
6. Help Wanted

Kennel number: 864-489-0291

To mail donations:
Carolina Poodle Rescue
10901 Reidville Rd.
Greer, SC 29651
or Paypal: carolinapoodle.rescue@gmail.com

Virtual Foster email: carolinapoodle.rescue@gmail.com

Visit us on the web:

www.carolinapoodlerescue.org

www.carolinapoodle@petfinder.com

Remember to use www.goodsearch.com as your search engine. Goodsearch contributes to Carolina Poodle Rescue every time you use it!

We Are Now At Dreamweaver Farms

We are happy to announce that we are now located at Dreamweaver Farms! Dreamweaver Farms is owned by our very own Donna and Wayne Ezzell. The farm has 50 acres with a house, barn and now our Kennels. The kennel itself used to be a workshop. It has a concrete floor and the walls are concrete blocks. The kennel is now home to about 25 poodles. The majority of the poodles came from a puppy mill in Tennessee. The Kennel for now has about 6 runs along with some pen areas for our little and big furry friends. We have standards, miniatures and toy poodles. We have a couple of shih tzu’s and golden labs which were also from puppy mills. Our volunteers have been very busy getting the place ready for those puppy mill dogs. We have been painting (and more painting). Pressure washing the floor and walls of the kennel. We have also added fencing for the dogs to be able to play and run around in. We have an office and welcome area . Outside we have a meet and greet area where you can play with a future family member. We still have a lot more to do on our kennels but wait till we finish with it.!

We Need Your Help

We have a lot still to do on the kennels. We need to paint the exterior of the kennel building. We have need of supplies. Paper towels, blankets, bleach, dog food and anything else would be appreciated. With more dogs, we now use more Frontline spray! With the building comes a monthly electricity and water bill! If you would like to donate any supplies, gift cards or money, please mail to: Carolina Poodle Rescue, 10901 Reidville Rd., Greer, SC 29651. ANY help would be appreciated by the volunteers and the furry ones.
Wish list:
Publix or Sam’s Club gift cards for food and treats
Pet Edge gift certificates (petedge.com or 1-800-pet-edge) for collars and leashes
Donations for a new tub in our grooming area, paint for the exterior of the building, and donations for our ongoing medical care for senior citizens.

Wish You Knew How to Help?

We're always looking for dedicated volunteers. A variety of positions are open, everything from helping check vet & personal references, doing dog social time and grounds work at Dreamweaver Farm, assisting with computer stuff, helping foster and more!!

Just email me and let me know where your interests lie: tabell@mailer.fsu.edu

Look forward to hearing from some new folks. Terry

Carolina Poodle Rescue At The Growl

Our local hockey team, the Greenville Growl, hosted their 1st Annual Adopt-A-Dog event. At one of their games on March 11, 2006, they invited all of the local rescue groups to participate. It was mostly for awareness. The fans were able to walk around to the different booths set up by each group. The rescue group was able to bring in a couple of their dogs for the fans to meet. This way, they could see if a particular breed was right for them. We would like to thank our volunteers for their time. Thank you (left to right), Janie Dillon, Beth Jancse, Donna Ezzell holding Ginger, Ashley Reider holding Stoney, and Chris Reider.

Intake of Clarksville Tennesse Puppy Mill Dogs

Recently in Clarksville, Tennessee, Animal Control had to step in with a puppy mill breeder. The breeder had too many dogs on the premises and was told to give up some. Carolina Poodle Rescue was able to step in and get these dogs. There were a total of 51 dogs. 1 golden retriever, 7 golden/labs, 5 Chihuahua's, 2 doxies, 2 shih tzu’s, and a total of 34 poodles. All of the non-poodles were able to go to their respective rescue groups. CPR kept 26 poodles while the remaining went to Florida Poodle Rescue. Six of the poodles that we kept have already been ADOPTED! Maria King, who is fostering a black female toy named Jenny, is planning on adopting. She said that Jenny wouldn’t have eye contact with anyone for 2—3 days. The only thing she would come to them for was to eat. Jenny had to be treated for ear mites and hookworms. She also was in need of a good grooming. At this point, two weeks later, she is gaining weight and has bonded with her family and the other family member, a female toy poodle. Jenny has found her forever home.

Our Mission

To rescue, rehabilitate, offer permanent sanctuary and, when appropriate, rehome needy poodles and small dogs.

To encourage the human-animal bond by promoting activities that serve to bring animals and their people closer together

To support the efforts of those in the animal rescue community seeking to end euthanasia as a means of population control.

Carolina Poodle Rescue
Kennel Telephone 864-489-0291
Email: carolinapoodle.rescue@gmail.com
www.carolinapoodlerescue.org
www.carolinapoodle.petfinder.com

For donations mail to:
10901 Reidville Rd.
Greer, SC 29651

Or PayPal: carolinapoodle.rescue@gmail.com