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Last Updated: 11/21/2008 06:45 PM
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Thank you to all our newspapers fairies!!
We always appreciate finding your donations on our porch.
"We are Rescue"
Until you have held a tiny puppy in your arms as it kissed your face with slobbery puppy breath and felt the love,
Until you have held an injured or severely ill dog in your arms and felt their pain,
Until you have looked into the eyes of a tired aging senior dog and felt their wisdom,
And until you have seen and understood the look in the eyes of a puppy who has fought sickness and has nothing left .... and you humanely let them go,
You will never understand the life of a rescuer.
We find beauty in the most incomprehensible places and the otherwise homely faces. It is our gift to see beyond the dirt, terror, sadness and defeat and find the true soul that lies within. Author Unknow
DPR Fundraiser
On November 22nd scenes like this will happen again.
Dogs, young and old, will be stacked from floor to ceiling in semi trailers, most without food and water. Most, if not all of the breeders who participate in this event are raising large number of puppies for profit in mills – mass dog breeding establishments with horrendous living conditions characterized by overcrowding, filth, lack of food, water, and little or no veterinary care. Breeder dogs at puppy mills are often crammed into cages for years at a time, without any socialization or exercise. They are bred as frequently as possible, often every six months, until they are no longer useful as breeding stock. The dogs put up for auction range from adult breeding stock to newborn puppies. Where is the demand for these dogs?
From your local pet store selling puppies.
A major dilemma faced by rescuers who will be attending the auction is whether or not to try to bid on some of the dogs. On one hand, we know that most of the dogs will be sold back into the puppy mill industry and face a horrific fate. On the other hand, by purchasing dogs, we know that we are putting money into the hands of the men that create this torture.
DPR is going for the middle ground.
We will be in attendance at the November 22nd auction in Buckeye, OH. We will not bid anymore money on one dog or litter of pups that would be economically beneficial for the miller. We want to get dogs out of the system but not support the system. It's a fine line but our intentions are to learn, educate and rescue dogs.
In order to do this, we need sponsors and pledges. The dogs will need vet care, typically lots of vet care. Our foster homes are positioning themselves to take in as many rescues as possible and are working hard by finding forever homes for our current foster pups. We're almost set but need help.
Please do share this email with your friends, family, churches, co-workers, and community organizations.
We will be leaving Friday, Nov 21st for the 10 hour drive to arrive Saturday morning for the auction. We will than leave Saturday evening back to Delaware.
All donations raised over the next will go directly to saving a puppy mill dog in this auction. They will no longer live in a cage, no longer go without proper vet care. They will learn what grass is, what comfort is, what a real life is all about.
Donations can be made via credit card through the link below, through Paypal or mail to: :
DPR
5 Gates Circle
Hockessin, DE 19707
Thank you.
Click below to see what a dog auction is like.

The truth behind the pet store puppies who were raised in "loving family environments"
A Message from Former
Fight Dogs
Do you have a story and photo you would like to share about your
DPR adopted pup or dog?
We're looking for some laughs, maybe some tears,
how they have changed your life, how they have touched your heart.
We will post your photo and story on our home page to share with
all of our visitors.
Maybe, just maybe, you'll inspire someone to share their life with a
homeless dog.
Please send a photo and your story to:
Delpuprescue@aol.com
Because they are the forgotten cause.
Their abuse is much more subtle, no less insidious.
They may not be in immediate danger of death, but death
of the soul is still death to me.
They are dying out there, piece by piece, hour by hour.

Dixie our first Mom,
May 2004
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