
Adopted 11/29/13
New year's Eve, our family dog Ander's was diagnosed with a devastating cancer. What seemed to us like an indestructible cross bred puppy rescued from Georgia, fell ill on Christmas and fighting for life in a week. He never looked his 9 yrs. old and called "handsome" by most greeters. As his caretaker, I am faced with parting from a family member willing to do anything for those he loved beyond measure, which is heartbreaking. He no longer barks in distress when I cry. It is for him.
A Past Post & Tribute To Our Anders
Having a dog on a farm is a good thing. Our Anders is a rescue puppy from GA who came with a docked tail and willingness to protect our properties from other stray animals. It is lovely to watch him sit so steadfast for hours in a central location to us, just watching. It is a beautiful landscape though and even betterwith him on board.
Inside...or out, he has our backs. God bless Dr. Hostetter and the Hopewell Valley Vets for superior knowledge, dedication and care whenever you need it most! Anders being transfused New Year's Eve.
Anders & his good life.