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Cap Gets Adopted!

May 5, 2014

Cap with Carolyn

Yes, that adorable little one-eyed tyke was happily adopted on Saturday by Carolyn S. from Pennsylvania and her dog Maddy. Carolyn, a long-time supporter, had seen him in our e-newsletter in late March and asked if she could adopt him. We agreed to hold onto him (we had lots of interest in him when that newsletter went out!) until she could schedule a trip up to New Hampshire and meet him. As you may remember, Cap had come to us back in February from an Arkansas shelter. An animal control officer had seen him listed on someone’s Facebook page in?a “free to good home” post and was concerned he might end up as a bait-dog for dog-fighting rings in the area. The ACO contacted the owner, picked up the dog, and the shelter asked if we could take him.

Since arriving here, he became everyone’s best friend, and loved nothing more than roughhousing with Tanner and Bugsy. We told Carolyn that although Cap was a fraction the size of Tanner, he more than made up for it with energy, attitude and spunk. We’d watch as Cap would dart around Tanner at lightning speed, jumping on him and boxing at him from different angles, then whirling away before Tanner knew what hit him. And as you saw in the previous post, Cap was more than a match for the much chunkier Bugsy, too. (Tanner and Bugsy love to roughhouse together as well, and they each have plenty of other friends here, so they won’t be lonely with?Cap gone.)?

After meeting Maddy, we think these two will get along just fine — though Maddy may want to borrow some boxing gloves and a helmet!

Carolyn, thank you for giving Cap a wonderful new home!

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The second round of the Shelter Challenge for 2014 is underway. You can vote every day here. To search for us, type in our name, Rolling Dog Farm, and Lancaster, NH 03584. We’ve won thousands of dollars in the previous contests, so your daily votes do bring in serious money for our disabled animals!

Please note that I cannot help with technical or voting problems. I also do not have an “inside track” to anyone at the Shelter Challenge, and I don’t know any more about the contest than anyone else does. So if you find yourself having issues, please consult their FAQ page here and their Rules page, which is a pop-up you can find linked on this page.

Thanks for your votes!

Comments

  1. Barb Ribinski says

    May 5, 2014 at 10:37 am

    How wonderful! Cap gets a new home with a new pal. I’m sure they will become fast friends. Maddy may be the one who needs the helmit and gloves. I’m sure it will take her a while to get used to that whirlwind, Cap. But now they both have someone to play with. I think once we saw that photo of cap on the big pillow bed we knew he would be snapped up! Thank you Carolyn for giving Cap a home!

  2. Shirley and James says

    May 5, 2014 at 12:59 pm

    Yeah Carolyn!!! This is GREAT news! The picture says it ALL . Happy Dance!!!!.

  3. Tonya Allen says

    May 5, 2014 at 5:34 pm

    Congratulations Cap! Looks like he’s grown a bit. Great photo of the new family together! A lifetime of happiness awaits.

  4. Linda says

    May 6, 2014 at 12:18 pm

    Another wonderful adoption! Thank you Carolyn, and thank you RDF!

  5. Ann says

    May 7, 2014 at 12:04 am

    Yay for Cap! This picture shows that this will be a match made in heaven. Thanks, Carolyn for bringing Cap home!

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