Rosie & People

Wondering if Rosie wanted to be a backyard dog without much human contact?...Think again! This little girl is a champion snuggler---just waiting for a family to come along that will cuddle and love her forever!!

Rosie & Company

Rosie is getting along with other doggy company-whether big or small.

Update from Rosie's temporary foster home!

Anne writes: Rosie is doing so well - I love her immensely. She has not had an accident in the house (amazing since she lived outside her whole life in a small concrete pen). We have introduced her to all of the Gregory-Coles - all 7 of them. She likes to play and jump a lot! She gets good exercise when Ben, my husband, takes her on long walks everyday, but she's rather run around freely in a huge fenced yard, I have a feeling! She is beautiful, eating well, and happy for whatever attention she gets. She has adjusted swimmingly!

This girl deserves a good life!

We want Rosie to have a good life with lots of hugs and plenty of couches to sleep on indoors- maybe a few squeaky toys! We would like to bring Miss Rosie to Chicago as soon as we can.

Would you open your home to this girl---we are looking for a foster home or forever home for this sweetie! Please contact Illinois Birddog Rescue for more information.

Save at last...

Sweet little Rosie was just saved from a life of living on concrete in an outdoor kennel near Nashville, TN. Her rescue angel has been watching her for years and was able to get her into her home after IBR gave her our blessing. We do know that she is 7 years old and her teeth are ground down a bit. She was covered in ticks but got a clean bill of health from the vet who saw her recently. Rosie just needs lots and lots of TLC. You can surely tell she loves people and in Pointer fashion is a hugger.

Rescue Angel

Rosie is thanking her rescue angel Anne for giving her a chance at a new life---a life that promises to be full of snuggles, love and happiness for this girl.

Rosie is now an Illinois Birddog Rescue girl!

Please welcome Rosie into the IBR family. Rosie was rescued from a dreary life as a backyard dog, with only a piece of cement beneath her paws to call her own...