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Jory was found wandering through a flooded area in Kansas City, Missouri. He was taken to animal control in KC and then we rescued him from there. Jory was sick and in terrible condition when we rescued him. He rested and got much better. However, we noticed that Jory’s cough was not getting any better so our vet did x-rays. Unfortunately, we found out that Jory has lung cancer. It is inoperable and he is not a candidate for canine chemotherapy. Since his diagnosis, we are looking for a family to make Jory comfortable and feel at home. He is such a sweet little boy and needs someone to take care of him now. Jory is active and he loves to go for walks and be involved with his family. Please let us know if you are interested in adopting 
Jory or fostering him. We will help with his medical fees. We don’t want Jory to spend his days in a “boarding facility,” so we’re hoping someone will speak up for him. This will be a long-term foster commitment (or adoption). We don’t want to be moving Jory from foster home to foster home, so we hope to find a family who will commit to helping Jory. He is such a Joy to be around, too. He is about 7 to 8 years old, 15 pounds, and up to date on shots as well as neutered, microchipped, and housebroken. Thank you very much for your consideration. Should you need any further information, please call 314-647-1112 or Email 
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Charlie is a sweetheart and a young American Eskimo! When Charlie was a puppy, he was tied to a tree and didn’t have much contact with his humans. Then he was fostered by a family in the neighborhood who really tried to help him but was very busy. At that time, Charlie was not given the training he needed. We all love Charlie very much. He is very smart, affectionate, and willing to learn. Charlie even knows obedience training. He really wants to please his owners. He can be fearful of strangers when they try to pick him up or pet him without Charlie knowing what is going on. We need a family who will continue to work with him -- we will provide further training for Charlie and his new family. If the family understands that Charlie will need a little special care, he will make a great family member. Let’s give Charlie the chance he needs – you won’t be disappointed. Charlie would do best with another dog in the family and humans who can give him the attention he needs. 
American Eskimo Rescue of St. Louis rescued two American Eskimo/Samoyed dogs from Columbia, Kentucky, on Friday, February 26, 2010. The dogs, Bert and Willy, were to be put to sleep at a high kill shelter. Bert and Willie were turned into the kill shelter by their owners who could not keep them any longer. Bert and Willy are brothers and are two years old. They were to be put to sleep on Wednesday, February 23, until the rescue volunteers in Kentucky acted quickly and contacted American Eskimo Rescue to see if they could rescue them. The volunteers in Kentucky saved the dogs from destruction. Thank you to PILOTS N 
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