Seven dogs at a tiny high-kill shelter can have a second chance

Seven dogs at a small, rural high kill shelter on the Oklahoma-Texas border can have a second chance at life with your help. Any amount is welcomed and appreciated. A rescue in NY has agreed to take all seven but only if they are vetted prior to transport.

The Eve of Christmas Eve or Winter Solstice + 1 day.

Quick: there is no full sized tree, no wrapped gifts, no stockings and no baking done. I may go to Mass, but otherwise I will be staying home and resting.

This is C.J., a male Staffordshire Terrier/Bull Terrier mix. C.J. is brindle and white. . CJ is less than a year old and not neutered. He is excellent around children (in a home that has about 9 children at any given time running around him) and good with other animals so long as they are not other male dogs (this is likely due to him not being neutered) He has had all his vaccines and is house broken. C.J. is in Sulphur, OK, but transport is available throughout the state or up to 300 miles. If you are interested in adopting or fostering C.J., call 580.622.6266 or 580.618.3204

C.J. was adopted January 2012 and did not go into the shelter.

Female and male American Staffordshire Terrier mixes. (click on photo for larger image.)
My name is Beauty and my brother, Beast, and I were taken in to custody due to being tied up at an abandoned trailer, no food or water (other than what the neighbors gave us).... Beast could get off his chain but I couldn't.... I am a REAL big sweetheart and I desperately need a home...please call Sulphur at 580-622-6266 or 618-3204.

My name is Beast and I am Beauty's brother.... I'm a love bug too. So if you would like a big strong ball of energy and loving running around your home... I'm your boy! The shelter we're in is really small and all the cages are full so the humans here are getting really worried about it. If I get adopted they might not be so worried? Call them at 580-622-6266

These two dogs were not adopted or fostered. They were euthanized 12/09/2011 due to lack of space at the shelter.