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New Leash On Life Graduation: Wednesday December 10th, 2008
Celebrate The 18th Graduation Of The New Leash On Life Program
"A New Leash on Life" Link: Dogs Behind Bars , SPCA of the Triad, Barkbusters and the Guilford Correctional Center invite you to attend the 18th Graduation Ceremony of our dogs in prison program.
Help celebrate the graduation of Wesley, Dixie, and Tank who have successfully completed their eight weeks of basic obedience training by inmate/trainers.
Please come, see our work and experience the day the abandoned, unwanted rescue dogs graduate and finally go to their safe, permanent homes and loving families.
Truly a second chance and "A New Leash on Life" for all.
DATE: WEDNESDAY, December 10th, 2008
RAIN DATE: THURSDAY, December 11th, 2008
TIME: 1:00PM
PLACE: GUILFORD CORRECTIONAL CENTER
4250 CAMP BURTON ROAD
MCLEANSVILLE, N. C. 27301
Wesley
Wesley found a guardian angel when he met Jennifer Hart with ARFP. Wesley could no longer live with the family he had come to know and love during his short life. Someone needed to help this 35 lb, young boy and Jennifer did. She called A New Leash on Life and asked if this sweet, good natured boy who loves to frolic and play could come to prison and join the program.
He is now at the prison living onsite with his own personal inmate/trainer Daniel, learning basic obedience skills to prepare him for adoption so he can go to a permanent home and become a well-behaved canine family member.
Dixie
Dixie’s eyes tell her whole story. She was surrendered to the SPCA, along with her brother Winston, because the family could no longer care for them. Dixie’s sad life experiences have left her a bit shy and cautious, but when she gets to know you she is all about petting, cuddling and loves one on one attention. This sweet girl is a 1 year old lab mix.
Now at the prison with her personal inmate trainer, Damien, Dixie is preparing to be a well-behaved, loyal canine family member. Sweet Dixie really deserves a chance to be loved and to become someone’s next best friend.
Tank
Hard to believe Tank was abandoned, found wandering along Hwy 162 in Guilford County. A kind person found Tank and brought him to the SPCA Shelter. Tank is a one year old Shepherd Mix who gets along well with other dogs. Even though this one year old weighs 90 lbs and we call him Tank, don’t be fooled. According to his Foster Mom, he is a big old cuddly teddy bear and loves to snuggle up on the couch with her.
Tank came rolling into the prison with his foster mom in her car with his head hanging out the window. Foster mom had trouble saying goodbye to this big guy at the dog house door. Tank is now working with his inmate/trainer Tim learning all the skills he needs to become your next best friend and a well-behaved canine loyal family member.Rizzo, Leo, and Sahara are 3 great dogs that recently graduated from the New Leash On Life Program and are up for adoption.Link: 3 Great Graduates From The New Leash On Life Program Up For Adoption ,Learn more about the program, and see interviews from the 13 Graduation Ceremony that was held on March 6th, 2008 Link: NEW LEASH ON LIFE PROGRAM ,
Help celebrate the graduation of Wesley, Dixie, and Tank who have successfully completed their eight weeks of basic obedience training by inmate/trainers.
Please come, see our work and experience the day the abandoned, unwanted rescue dogs graduate and finally go to their safe, permanent homes and loving families.
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DATE: WEDNESDAY, December 10th, 2008
RAIN DATE: THURSDAY, December 11th, 2008
TIME: 1:00PM
PLACE: GUILFORD CORRECTIONAL CENTER
4250 CAMP BURTON ROAD
MCLEANSVILLE, N. C. 27301
WesleyWesley found a guardian angel when he met Jennifer Hart with ARFP. Wesley could no longer live with the family he had come to know and love during his short life. Someone needed to help this 35 lb, young boy and Jennifer did. She called A New Leash on Life and asked if this sweet, good natured boy who loves to frolic and play could come to prison and join the program.
He is now at the prison living onsite with his own personal inmate/trainer Daniel, learning basic obedience skills to prepare him for adoption so he can go to a permanent home and become a well-behaved canine family member.
DixieDixie’s eyes tell her whole story. She was surrendered to the SPCA, along with her brother Winston, because the family could no longer care for them. Dixie’s sad life experiences have left her a bit shy and cautious, but when she gets to know you she is all about petting, cuddling and loves one on one attention. This sweet girl is a 1 year old lab mix.
Now at the prison with her personal inmate trainer, Damien, Dixie is preparing to be a well-behaved, loyal canine family member. Sweet Dixie really deserves a chance to be loved and to become someone’s next best friend.
TankHard to believe Tank was abandoned, found wandering along Hwy 162 in Guilford County. A kind person found Tank and brought him to the SPCA Shelter. Tank is a one year old Shepherd Mix who gets along well with other dogs. Even though this one year old weighs 90 lbs and we call him Tank, don’t be fooled. According to his Foster Mom, he is a big old cuddly teddy bear and loves to snuggle up on the couch with her.
Tank came rolling into the prison with his foster mom in her car with his head hanging out the window. Foster mom had trouble saying goodbye to this big guy at the dog house door. Tank is now working with his inmate/trainer Tim learning all the skills he needs to become your next best friend and a well-behaved canine loyal family member.Rizzo, Leo, and Sahara are 3 great dogs that recently graduated from the New Leash On Life Program and are up for adoption.
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