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Tuesday Evening, November 9, 2010

Gem of the Day: Foster and Volunteer Application
We REALLY need you! They REALLY need you!

If you are not already a volunteer foster home
for Small Paws® Rescue, please think of becoming one!

We will pay the vet bills for these little ones, and we will pay to fly one to you if you aren't within driving distance.

See pictures and bios below!

The Small Paws® Rescue Holiday Online Auction has been pushed back to begin on November 19, 2010 and it will end on December 5, 2010.
Help! We need more donated items ro be able to begin this Holiday auction!


Click here to donate an item! It can be a doggy item, an item for your Bichon or for a Bichon's human, jewelry, just about anything that is in new or gently used condition!

Contact Dr. Donna Brown, our Auction Webmistress at daisy1027@aol.com with any questions!.



Click here for step-by-step directions for using
our new shopping cart to make a donation.
You do not need to register or obtain a password to purchase or donate!

To make a one time donation, or a monthly donation to Small Paws Rescue, you may use your major credit card securely, at this site.

If you've made a past donation by credit card, you may e-mail Susan Sebring at susan@smallpawsrescue.org to let her know the amount of your donation for the Bichons.

You may also call Susan on her cell phone at 785-224-7839

Susan is on Central Standard Time!
(Please leave a message and Susan will return your call if she is not available!)

You may also send a check or money order to:
Small Paws Rescue Inc.
3316 S. 72nd. W. Ave.
Tulsa, Ok. 74107

Click on the Bichon puppy to see page 2 of the Small Paws Rescue Newsletter, including fostering and adoption information.

Dear Small Pawsers,

Welcome to our newest members of our Small Paws® Rescue Online Newsletter, especially to those of you who have seen us on Fox and Friends in New York City, or on Animal Planet on "Dogs 101."

Welcome! We hope you enjoy reading about the Bichons and the people who love them!

We are really in desperate need of foster homes for the following Bichons.

Is there anyone who can help to either foster one or two of these, (Foster and Volunteer Application) or perhaps if you can't foster, is there anyone who can help to pay for an airfare to fly one of these little ones to a foster home n another part of the country?

The airlines charge us between $175.00 and $225.00, depending on the individual airline. Air fares to fly these little ones have gone up just like everything else it seems.

Ok, here they are. If you adopt one of the Bichons from the Tulsa clinic, you can of course rename them.

We did not know their real names so these are temporary names assigned to them for identification purposes only.

Those in need of foster homes are:

Buster is about 7 years old and is a cutie. He ways (yes, I realize this word is misspelled. Spam blockers prevent us from using the proper spelling. That's why we have to practically speak in code for these and some some perfectly normal words including some body parts but I digress. Sorry!) about 12.5 #'s. He was saved from euthanasia at a N. TX animal shelter, and is ready for a foster home. He is very sweet and friendly!



Hannah was rescued from a puppy mill but has been living in a home for quite awhile. Unfortunately she is being returned to Small Paws because her family has some health issues and are no longer able to care for her. Hannah is about 12 years old now. She's in OH.



Paulie was turned into a shelter along with his friends by an owner that could no longer care for him. We were told he has been around children so a home with children over 6 would be ok. He seems sweet and friendly while being boarded at the Tulsa clinic. He and the next four Bichons came into a shelter in MO. all from one household. They are not dogs from a commercial kennel. They were in a home. :(



Peeper was turned into a shelter along with his friends by an owner that could no longer care for him. We were told he has been around children so a home with children over 6 would be ok. He seems sweet and friendly while being boarded at the Tulsa clinic.



Petie was turned into a shelter along with his friends by an owner that could no longer care for him. We were told he has been around children so a home with children over 6 would be ok. He seems sweet and friendly while being boarded at the clinic.



Piper was turned into a shelter along with her friends by an owner that could no longer care for her. We were told she has been around children so a home with children over 6 would be ok. She seems sweet and friendly while being boarded at the Tulsa clinic.



Punkie was turned into a shelter along with her friends by an owner that could no longer care for her. We were told she has been around children so a home with children over 6 would be ok. She seems sweet and friendly while being boarded at the Tulsa clinic.



Ranger Lee is an 8 year old that was pulled from a N. TX shelter or he would have been facing the big E. He's very sweet and friendly and his temporary foster home tells us the following: Ranger spent his first night with us and he is a darling! He is getting along wonderfully with our dogs and children. He is a very happy dog. Likes playing with toys and is enjoying being around people.

Ranger would be ok in a home with children over 6.

We also have two dogs in South Texas but we don't have pictures yet. One is named Ranger as well, and the other one is Sam.
Sam has been in boarding over a month.
Those are dollars we could be using to pay ever mounting vet bills.

Let us know if you can help by fostering or by paying for an airfare for one of these precious Bichons!

I'm writing another newsletter now, about our vet bills, and you all should have it by morning.

You know that we don't ask if we don't need help. We just have so many new Bichons coming into rescue lately, that were going to be killed if we didn't take them.

Now we have to figure out a way to pay for their vet care.

I'm putting that newsletter together right now. All My Love, Robin

Foster and Volunteer Application

We paid vet bills for the month of October in the amount of $37, 415.66 averaging $1206.95 per day.

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From Small Paws Ebay!

1704 Positive Comments.



"Small Paws Rescue Ebay is open!


This and more is waiting for you at Small Paws Rescue Ebay. I list new items as time allows so check back often. Please remember to leave SPR positive feedback on Ebay when the auction has ended to your satisfaction. Thank-you! Patti

If you have items to donate to sell on Ebay, please email us! 

Visit the Small Paws® Rescue Online E-Store where lots of items are on clearance and we have some new items as well!!

Lots of items on clearance and now we have some new items as well


Try GoodSearch.com as your search engine and as your online shopping portal!
Small Paws is signed up and each time you use it, either to search or to go to an online seller, funds are sent to Small Paws for the Bichons! You can buy those shoes at Zappos and those books at Amazon *AND* donate to Small Paws Rescue! Try it out! So far, Small Pawsers have done 102, 784 searches and have shopped to raise $1,967.51 for Small Paws Rescue!

How to Become a Much Needed Small Paws® Rescue Foster Parent!
See how we REALLY feel about our volunteers!

Prayer Requests
(God loves you more than anyone else ever has,
and more than anyone else ever will!)

Hear the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir sing "So You Would Know."

Will God let us have our beloved pet's in heaven?

Information About Our Programs

(Let Us Help You to Keep Your Pet During Tough Financial Times)

Humphrey Sisco
Dec 26, 1993~ Aug 30, 2006

When I first saw this beautiful picture of Cheri Sisco's "Humphrey", I thought it was truly the epitome of what we do, and why we do it. I wanted to use this black and white picture of Humphrey, taken only days before his death due to congestive heart failure, to let those who may be new to Small Paws, know what we do and why we do it. Without Small Paws, Humphrey would have never known love. He would have died in a kill shelter, sick and alone. Because of Small Paws, and Cheri Sisco, he lived, he loved, and he smiled.

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