Introducing Bailey

by rebecca on December 30, 2009

Hi my name is Bailey!

I came to the rescue in Dec 2009 because my owner died. My foster mom is a nice person she loves me just like if i was her own dog, but I’d really like my own home!! So far i have gone to the Maplewood Pet Clinic where I had my nails done, my teeth cleaned, got a rabies shot and had a heart worm test (which came back ok). I even got a bath and lunch at the clinic! it is a great place to go.

My foster mom has 2 big Standard Schnauzers – so I have a foster brother and sister – you can see them on the web with me. I love to ride in the van and I like to look out the window. I like to go on walks but it is getting to cold now. Luckily my foster mom even got me a new sweater since i didn’t have one and since I am a small Schnauzer. I like to cuddle in bed and on the couch. Love Bailey

From → B, Bailey, Happy Endings!

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laura permalink

She looks like she’s asking “wassup?” I love her ears.

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Pink Princess permalink

Bailey is adorable! She reminds me of when I saw My Mollie on the site. I have a feeling it will not take long for her to have a happy ending!

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PamOBrien permalink

Great pictures Doreen. Love the sweater.

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