Comments for Fassas Friends Boxer Rescue

Comment on Comments by katie prohigh

katie prohigh — Sat, 10 Dec 2011 23:35:29 +0000

we have had Zoe the deaf boxer for over a year now we love and still and always will love fassas friendsss

Comment on Fassa’s Friends at their New Homes by Gina Vega

Gina Vega — Tue, 04 Jan 2011 19:39:55 +0000

Seeing my favorite gal pal Zoe with her new family made me cry happy tears! She looks so comfortable and loved. I am so thrilled she has found a beautiful forever home. Kisses to Zoe!!!

Comment on Comments by Gina Vega

Gina Vega — Mon, 22 Nov 2010 18:11:27 +0000

Taylor,
This made me cry! It is quite possibly the sweetest thing anyone has ever written. You are an inspiration to me and the reason I have Paws for Action. Follow your dreams and continue to be kind to animals. I am so happy that you enjoy Paws for Action and are taking what we learn and applying it to everyday life. You are wonderful young lady with a big heart! Fassa’s Friends is an amazing rescue and I am happy you are involved in helping them through Paws for Action.
Love,
Mrs. Vega

Comment on Comments by admin

admin — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 15:21:48 +0000

Hi Taylor,
What a terrific comment you make with many great points. All rescues are equally important because all save dogs. The help of many, many people make that happen. Young adults like yourself and the Paws for Action Club are truly an inspiration as you all are the future of animal rescue. Thank you for your kind words. All of us at Fassa’s Friends Boxer Rescue are just so fortunate to have the support of Mrs. Vega and all of you in the Paws for Action Club. You are very right, working together we all can and will make a difference for so, so many dogs no matter the breed. This is what animal rescue is about and working together for the common goal of giving dogs a second chance is animal rescue at it’s finest. Don’t ever lose sight of your “Simba’s Chow Chow Rescue.” Helping other Chow’s is a wonderful way to honor your beloved Simba.
Zoe and I look forward to visiting the Paws for Action Club and look forward to meeting you in person. You are truly an inspiration for so many young people.
See you soon,
Nancy and Zoe
Fassa’s Friends Boxer Rescue

Comment on Comments by Taylor

Taylor — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 02:37:26 +0000

Hello! I am a seventh grade student a middle school where we currently have a program helping animals from all around. The leader of our program is involved a lot with Fassa’s Friends Boxer Rescue, and she is doing a lot to help out. I am proud to be part of this program called Paws For Action, mostly because I love animals and I think that all animals deserve a good home. I used to have a dog; he was not a boxer; but he was a chow-chow, and he recently was put to sleep this past May because of arthritis. He was fifthteen years old. His loss made me realize that dogs need a home; my dog was like a brother to me, thats how close we became. Dogs really are man’s best friend! That is why I believe that Fassa’s Friends Boxer Rescue is so important and amazing; you always give dogs a second chance in life. The leader of our program is so helpful because she visits your site everyday, and she see’s Zoe a lot; she loves Zoe so much! I’ve never met Zoe before but I know that she is coming to my school soon so that is something that I am looking foward to. All white boxers are deaf, so we will be practicing hand signals with Zoe to get her to “hear” what we are trying to tell her. I can’t wait for her arrival! Only the members of the group will be meeting Zoe, though. I think it is better this way because with too many people around it might cause Zoe to get nervous; and that will cause a big problem! Again, I want to say that I hope you realize that what you are doing for these dogs is so inspirational, and they look at you with love; maybe for the first time. You are their angels; and you are mine, too. You are role models for me and the people in this program because one day I would like to own a rescue center for Chow-Chow’s in honor of Simba (my previous dog). You may think that Chow-Chows are mean and nasty, but please believe me when I say that Simba was my life; and my life only. I could tell him everything. He was an angel sent from heaven, and now he really is. I believe right now he is playing in heaven with Macy; the other boxer that passed away that you had rescued; (I pray for her every night); and one day I will have my very own rescue shelter called Simba’s Rescue Chow-Chow haven. Thank you for taking the time to read my comment; I hope I will get a reply to insure that my comment actually meant something. God bless your organization, and may all of the boxers live a long, happy life! I am not ready to adopt another dog yet, but I’m sure every dog will get a good home. Please keep Simba in your memory, and keep me in it; too. Together, we can a make a change in the lives of all animals. We can show them love; maybe for the first time.