Col. Potter Cairn Rescue Network Post Adoption Blog: July 4th

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Sunday, July 4, 2010

Cassie & Hunter: Star-Spangled Cuties!

Hi, I'm Cassie and I looooove hotdogs!

I'm Hunter- picnics, hamburgs, people and fun - what a great holiday this is!

Thank you Founding Fathers, Service Men and Women, anna Col. Potter Cairn Rescue - heroes one and all!

Timofey Archibald Says

CPCRN Post Adoption Team

Col. Potter Cairn Terrier Rescue (CPCRN) is a national 501(c)3 charitable organization that rescues and rehomes Cairn Terriers and Cairn Terrier mixes. Each rescued Cairn spends weeks with a qualified Foster Home. Meanwhile a MatchMaker works with an approved Adoptive Home to find their perfect Cairn. Once adopted, the PostAdoption Coordinator (PAC) supports the family to make sure the Cairn and the Family successfully adjust to each other. This Blog discusses the adjustment (see the first blog entry), celebrates milestones with photos and stories, and suggests other behavioral support. If you are an Adoptive Home, please feel free to contact your PAC directly, leave a comment on the blog, or email me at cpcrnpostadoptionblog@gmail.com. Matching Cairns in Need of Homes with Homes in Need of Cairns.

Books

Cairn Terrier (Dog Breed Book) by Robert Jamieson
Everything About Cairn Terriers by Patricia Lehman
How Dogs Think: What the World Looks like to Them and Why They Act the Way They Do by Stanley Coren
Mother Knows Best by Carol Lea Benjamin
Prevent Dog Problems: Pure & Simple by Dru and Mark Katz
Speaking for Spot by Dr. Nancy Kay
The Cairn Terrier by Christine Carter
The Loved Dog by Tamar Geller
The New Cairn Terrier by Betty E. Marcum
The New Owner's Guide to Cairn Terriers by Sandra Murray
The Other End of the Leash by Patricia McConnell
When Pigs Fly by Jane Killion
Your Outta Control Puppy by Teoti Anderson

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Cassie & Hunter: Star-Spangled Cuties!

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