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Amber In Grace |
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Written by New Orleans German Shepherd Rescue
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In the end she was just fur and bones, a coat-rack posing as our beloved Amber. This contrasts the pudgy potato with toothpick legs that came into our lives right after Katrina, and helped right our lives during those difficult times. Cancer took her body, but never conquered her indomitable heart.
Amber radiated golden grace - never an angry growl or suspicious snarl. Now she rests in dignified grace. She negated terrors and threats not with the gnashing of teeth, but with the friendly wag of her tail and the welcoming waddle of her walk. Mostly, we’ll miss those deep-set eyes and that gentle face that always spoke, “everything’s all right, go in peace.” Now, little Ambiebie, you do the same.
Amber Crow Burroughs
3/15/99-11/28/11

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One Dog That Has Had Its Day |
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Written by New Orleans German Shepherd Rescue
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An interesting New York Times article was brought to our attention and we encourage you to read it.
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Technical Difficulties |
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Written by New Orleans German Shepherd Rescue
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We apologize for the technical difficulties we've been having with our forms. We have done some updates and ran extensive tests and although we couldn't find the cause, we hope things are fixed now and you will no longer have problems applying to foster or adopt one of our fantastic dogs!
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Farewell, Friend Fargo |
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Written by Morgan Skilling
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Death Is Nothing At All
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