Looking for a mentor hopefully in Jackson, Michigan

[yorkielover143]

Originally Posted by ladyjane

That person you are talking about does not belong to an organization that deals with AAI. She is just a pet owner who is on a Yahoo group that is about AAI.

When I asked her why she was keeping this pup after she was given a deposit for her, she said "I want to keep her as my trophy dog". This is the honest truth, she actually said that to me!

[yorkietalkjilly]

Originally Posted by DBlain

I have seen the dog, but not recently and I have spoken with others that have been in her home and have seen the dog, so this is a true situation. .

I'm still dubious. How do you know the dog you saw wasn't drugged or something to make it act ill? I wouldn't trust a person like this or what she said or half of anything she showed me. Isn't she the lady who sells dogs on Ebay to the highest bidder & has raffles for little dogs? Why isn't she selling her breeding dogs & computer & cell phone & jewelry & IPOD & TV or taking out a loan to pay for care for her dog rather than asking others to pony up & pay instead of her?

[yorkielover143]

Originally Posted by ladyjane

I was not trying to say that they are not honorable people; but to be perfectly honest, I think it did come off to strangers that they were coming from an organizational standpoint when they are simply people who have gotten together on a Yahoo group. If I were a pet owner and had a sick pup I could not care for, I would rather that people like that pointed me in the right direction rather than asking me to give my pup to them.
Perhaps they have the pup's best interest in mind, but so do many, many other people...
Sadly, I seriously doubt anyone will get this pup, IF she is indeed real. I am kind of wondering myself...this woman has an awful lot of catastrophes related to breeding.

The pup is very real, in fact at a yorkie meetup her other pup that is just as tiny jumped out of the arms of her friend, landed on the floor and thank GOD Tia is okay~ If she really cared about this dog, she would of surrendered her dog to a yorkie rescue, the AAI, humane society, or humanly put the dog down. The dog is suffering, she is giving it Tramodal for pain relief were she stated that the dog was so doped up on this medicine that it was "foaming at the mouth". I've tried more then once to get her to do the right thing, and I honestly believe that she is a wackadoodle! She is worse then the octomom, and craves attention and turns on you if you don't agree with how she is handling her drama!

[yorkielover143]

[QUOTE=yorkietalkjilly;3947765]Again, I say, Bosh. If she really loved that dog & put its well-being first & not what she wants, it would already have had its treatment & any surgery & be recuperating. Her "attachment" & feelings should be secondary to putting treatment for its pain & disability first & foremost. Where is her empathy for that dog & what it is going through as it waits? What is its quality of life like? That dog getting well & not her feelings are what should matter & only that. If what I have read about her is half true with so many tales of woe trailing after her and who treats animals as she does, breeding those tinies to tinies literally for years - that person can't really love any of them. Apparently what she really loves is all the drama surrounding this poor little baby's situation way more than she could ever dream of loving it. Poor little dog.

She told me that the dog cannot move and when it pee's she has to move the dog out of the wet spot, on top of that the pain is so great that she is giving it tramadol, which makes the dog drool. She thrives off of drama. What is worse is that she owes her vet money, and that is why they don't want anything to do with her. She told me that she was the one to diagnos this dog by going on YouTUbe and seeing other dogs with this disorder, then went to her vet and requested an MRI.
The sick part is that she is not telling the whole truth, the dog was either dropped, or as she has stated her four yr old dropped a chair on the dog and broke its leg. She wasn't in the room when it happened so who really knows. All I know is I am angry that she can collect money, and have an auction without going through the proper channels. Isn't illegal to collect money like this?

[yorkielover143]

Originally Posted by BabyGirl Rosie

I try not to post to much on this thread either. Sometimes it is best to walk away. BUT I can't hold this in any longer! If I get a dog it is because I can afford that dog. I am just saying, if it was one of my pups and I didn't have the money I would be putting the vet bill on my credit card, applying for any credit the vet has, selling anything I could, etc. I would DO WHATEVER IT TAKES to get my pet cared for. I would not be asking for donations. If I couldn't afford the care then I would turn the dog over to someone who could get it the care it needs. To me this is cut and dry. If she can't pay for it, she needs to surrender the pup to a rescue or something. Letting the poor thing suffer is just NOT ACCEPTABLE. No excuses period. As far as I am concerned, she is being selfish and not doing what needs to be done!


Ladyjane, wasn't there a lady here one time who had a pup that she couldn't afford care for? If I remember she turned her pup over to you. She was very upset and loved the pup but DID WHAT WAS BEST FOR THE PUP!! That is what this really boils down to - doing what is best for this pup!!!

Babygirl..that is because you are responsible, compassionate, and drama free!

[yorkielover143]

Originally Posted by yorkietalkjilly

I'm still dubious. How do you know the dog you saw wasn't drugged or something to make it act ill? I wouldn't trust a person like this or what she said or half of anything she showed me. Isn't she the lady who sells dogs on Ebay to the highest bidder & has raffles for little dogs? Why isn't she selling her breeding dogs & computer & cell phone & jewelry & IPOD & TV or taking out a loan to pay for care for her dog rather than asking others to pony up & pay instead of her?

Not only have I seen the dog, but I petted her. This is a true story....she would rather ask people to donate for her pup then do the responsible thing which is to pay for your own bills, hence the reason she owes back taxes and is on welfare, why do the right thing when you can have other people support you and pay your bills. Not only is she asking for money and gifts for her auction, but she has a dog by the name of Bently that she purchased a month ago from her friend and is making payments on him!

[lillymae]

Originally Posted by BabyGirl Rosie

I try not to post to much on this thread either. Sometimes it is best to walk away. BUT I can't hold this in any longer! If I get a dog it is because I can afford that dog. I am just saying, if it was one of my pups and I didn't have the money I would be putting the vet bill on my credit card, applying for any credit the vet has, selling anything I could, etc. I would DO WHATEVER IT TAKES to get my pet cared for. I would not be asking for donations. If I couldn't afford the care then I would turn the dog over to someone who could get it the care it needs. To me this is cut and dry. If she can't pay for it, she needs to surrender the pup to a rescue or something. Letting the poor thing suffer is just NOT ACCEPTABLE. No excuses period. As far as I am concerned, she is being selfish and not doing what needs to be done!


Ladyjane, wasn't there a lady here one time who had a pup that she couldn't afford care for? If I remember she turned her pup over to you. She was very upset and loved the pup but DID WHAT WAS BEST FOR THE PUP!! That is what this really boils down to - doing what is best for this pup!!!

Are you thinking of Piper , who was turned over to YTNR by his mommy Charlie ?

[lillymae]

Originally Posted by Teegy

Jilly someone posted earlier in the thread that they worked with an organization that deals with AAI and asked her to surrender the dog and she said no with all the hand feeding etc she's become too attached to give the dog up

Hmmm, this must be a Loveless attachment as IF she really loved this baby she would be turning her over to ANYONE who could help her ASAP.

[ladyjane]

Originally Posted by BabyGirl Rosie

I try not to post to much on this thread either. Sometimes it is best to walk away. BUT I can't hold this in any longer! If I get a dog it is because I can afford that dog. I am just saying, if it was one of my pups and I didn't have the money I would be putting the vet bill on my credit card, applying for any credit the vet has, selling anything I could, etc. I would DO WHATEVER IT TAKES to get my pet cared for. I would not be asking for donations. If I couldn't afford the care then I would turn the dog over to someone who could get it the care it needs. To me this is cut and dry. If she can't pay for it, she needs to surrender the pup to a rescue or something. Letting the poor thing suffer is just NOT ACCEPTABLE. No excuses period. As far as I am concerned, she is being selfish and not doing what needs to be done!


Ladyjane, wasn't there a lady here one time who had a pup that she couldn't afford care for? If I remember she turned her pup over to you. She was very upset and loved the pup but DID WHAT WAS BEST FOR THE PUP!! That is what this really boils down to - doing what is best for this pup!!!

We have had many owner surrenders who did what they did to save their pups...not thinking of themselves.

[KimInMD]

The dog is real. No doubt about that.

For the love of Mia Atlantoaxial Instability AAI...

For the love of Mia Atlantoaxial Instability AAI...

[LunasMomma]

Wow I can't believe how this poor baby is being treated. Or not, I should say She picks her up like she's a stuffed animal and not an injured live puppy.

Can she be reported for claiming to be a non-profit, when she is clearly NOT. How about the IRS or Welfare. She is soliciting money that I'm SURE she's not reporting to either agency. You have to report ALL income to Welfare and the IRS.

Sick to my stomach

[BabyGirl Rosie]

Originally Posted by lillymae

Are you thinking of Piper , who was turned over to YTNR by his mommy Charlie ?

Originally Posted by ladyjane

We have had many owner surrenders who did what they did to save their pups...not thinking of themselves.

I don't remember who it was but she was on here. I remember thinking what a good person she was because she gave the pup up so it could be cared for. Like you said Linda, thinking of the pup not herself. And that is what this woman should be doing too.

[KimInMD]

It's my understanding, (please correct me if I'm wrong) that the video of little Mia running around is older, and that she is now no longer able to move around as is shown in the first video (the one that is 1.05 long).

[ladyjane]

Originally Posted by BabyGirl Rosie

I don't remember who it was but she was on here. I remember thinking what a good person she was because she gave the pup up so it could be cared for. Like you said Linda, thinking of the pup not herself. And that is what this woman should be doing too.

And, there was one who surrendered, then turned around and trashed the daylights out of me and also YHR.

She used the fact that I was "mean" to her to turn it around...what she left out was our private telephone conversations....and in the end I bent over backwards for her to try and make it all easier...I even offered to pay for euthanasia if that was what she wanted to do. I also offered up to $500 if others would contribute...but most people did not want to give her money. I did not want to...just wanted the pup to be ok. The worst part of it all was that the people who assisted with it complained to me about how awful the experience was, how much they wanted to beat her for what she had done; but when people started trashing, they backed away and never stood up for what we had done.

Most people who surrender their pups, do so lovingly. Thank God ... I could not deal with that kind of nonsense again.

[Taryn0405]

This little pup has been on my mind lately. I even showed my husband the videos and he's sick to his stomach. Still praying this idiot does the right thing...