Poodle Rescue of Houston

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1 O O D E R E S C U O O D E R E S C U P E E P Poodle Rescue of Houston O F H O U S T O N O F H O U S T O N 2015 Calendar

2 FRONT COVER: Cassie (2014), Bijou (2012), Mattie (2011), Buddy (2013), Rascal (2014), Bonnie (2009), Cookie (2012), Desi (2010), Bentlie (2012), Jobey (2006), Gabby (2008), Brody (2012) INSIDE COVER: Clementine (2014), Leo, Beaux, Lady (2014 & 2012), Sara Lynn (2014), Dixie (2011), Bailly & Lucy & Dexter (2013), Bryar & Ellie (2011 & 2009), Tyson (2012), Ollie (2014), Reggie Love (2012), Leica (2014), Fats (2006), Chloe Belle (2010), Quincy (2009), Nola (2014), Dixie (2013), Coach (2011)

3 We quite often have dogs that are overlooked because they may be considered by some to be less than perfect due to things such as heartworms, being a little older, injuries, or being blind. We also get dogs from mass breeders/puppy mills that are extremely shy because they had so little human interaction or maybe someone doesn t want to wait for a dog that came in with puppies. All of the dogs on this page would fit one or more of these descriptions, but their adopters will tell you that they are very important parts of their families and are wonderful dogs that would be a great addition to any family. Hershey (2013) - Heartworm Positive. Romeo (2014) - Adopted at the age of 12. Mac (2010) - High Heartworm Positive. Jilly (2014) - Came in pregnant. GiGi (2012) - Puppy mill dog. Caleb (2014) - Extremely shy breeder dog. He got returned because he was so shy, but he s a well adjusted dog now. Amanda (2013) - Adopted at the age of 11 and blind. Wedge (2014) - Abused dog that had his muzzle taped shut. Lily (2010) -Breeder surrender who did not know what a bone was and hid behind the end table. She now wins ribbons for agility. Sasha (2009) - Had bad allergies. She is now blind, but recently alerted her family to a situation that could have caused a house fire. Gwen (2012) - High heartworm positive, underweight and injured. Danielle (2014) - Vision problem in one eye and a limp from an old untreated injury.

4 Teela 2013

5 January 2015 Sundy Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 New Year s Day Martin Luther King, Jr Day

6 Pepper 2011

7 February 2015 Sundy Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 Groundhog Day Valentine s Day Presidents Day 17 Mardi Gras 18 Ash Wednesday 19 Chinese New Year

8 Leo 2014

9 March 2015 Sundy Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Daylight Savings Time Begins St. Patrick s Day First Day of Spring Palm Sunday

10 Stella 2014

11 April 2015 Sundy Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 April Fool s Day First Day of Passover 5 Easter Tax Day Earth Day Administrative Professionals Day

12 Baxter 2014

13 May 2015 Sundy Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Cinco de Mayo Mother s Day Armed Forces Day Memorial Day

14 Buttercup 2012 Pumpkin 2013

15 June 2015 Sundy Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Flag Day Ramadan Begins Father s Day First Day of Summer

16 Mr Peabody 2014

17 July 2015 Sundy Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Independence Day Eid-al-Fitr

18 Louise 2010 Olive 2013

19 August 2015 Sundy Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

20 Candy Cane 2011

21 September 2015 Sundy Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Labor Day Patriot Day Grandparent s Day 14 Rosh Hashanah First day of Autumn Yom Kippur

22 Morsel 2011

23 October 2015 Sundy Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Columbus Day Boss s Day Halloween

24 Dylan 2009

25 November 2015 Sundy Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 Daylight Saving Time Ends Veteran s Day Diwali Thanksgiving Day

26 Mikey 2014

27 December 2015 Sundy Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Pearl Harbor Remembrance Hanukkah (first day) First day of Winter Christmas 26 Kwanzaa Begins New Year s Eve

28 Please consider donating to Poodle Rescue of Houston via the DONATE buttons on our website at Revenues from adoptions do not cover expenses, especially when there are serious medical issues. Your donations make it possible to provide a second chance for a rescued dog, living up to our motto-- Secondhand poodles make first-class pets! Poodle Rescue of Houston, incorporated as a 501(c)(3) in 2006, has grown into one of the largest Poodle rescue organizations in the U.S. PRH rescues distressed dogs, mostly poodles, from a variety of sources. These include public animal shelters and humane organizations across a six or seven state region. We get stray surrenders as well as dogs from individuals or breeders who for various reasons surrender their dogs to our care. Also, PRH has on occasion rescued large numbers of dogs from court-ordered puppy mill seizures. In every case, Poodle Rescue of Houston is asked to accept dogs into our care and we usually do accept them. It is our outstanding reputation that makes other organizations, courts and private individuals turn to us for our assistance. PRH provides a safe, clean and attractive facility for dogs, with high quality food, spaying / neutering, other needed medical care such as x-rays and surgery for injuries, heartworm or parasite treatments and preventative medicines, socialization and affection, and grooming. Once the dogs are rehabilitated, we offer them for adoption to carefully screened families and individuals. Over the last several years, we have placed about 600 dogs per year. We typically have about 45 dogs in our rescue program on any given day, and sometimes many more, so there is sure to be one that is right for you. Come for a visit - we are open from 9 AM to 4:30 PM, seven days a week. Mission Statement Our mission is to rescue and rehabilitate distressed and homeless poodles and poodle mixes. Our goal is to place every dog in the right loving home. Our facility offers expert veterinary care, safe shelter, clean food and water, plus human affection. Poodle Rescue of Houston Schroeder Road Houston, TX Arthur (2012), Houston, TX Poodle Rescue of Houston extends sincere thanks to the following for their support in this calendar project. PRESTONWOOD KENNELS Schroeder Road Houston, TX INFOVINE 1100 W 23rd St Ste 100 Houston, TX ZARATE GRAPHICS szarate@mac.com Can you give the gift of your time? Volunteer Orientations are usually held the first Saturday of every month. We need help with adoptions, kennel care, grooming, transport, socialization, community outreach events and fundraising. For information or to sign up, please info@poodlerescueofhouston.org Find Poodle Rescue Houston on Facebook at Poodle Rescue Houston or