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    I live in a heavily wooded area, and one benefit is observing the variety of wildlife who visit my…read moreyard. Some of the mammals like red foxes, bunnies, and chipmunks are welcome, others like the rabid raccoons and ravenous packs of white-tailed deer, not so much. We have several bird houses and feeders hung up around the property. Sitting out on our deck, or just looking out the windows, we can see a multitude of colorful birds, inc. finches, cardinals, woodpeckers, robins, jays, sparrows, wrens, and nuthatches. We also have owls, hawks, Canadian geese, mallard ducks, and even wild turkeys who sometimes pass through. If I am wearing my favorite red hat, hummingbirds will fly right up to my face to check me out. Wild Birds Unlimited is a franchised specialty store that caters to the enthusiast. They have a large variety of bird houses, feeders, and related products, and, of course, ample supplies of all the foods that birds enjoy. Today I bought a large, squirrel-resistant tube feeder and a big bag of safflower seeds. Everything in the store is attractively displayed, and the young lady who helped me was pleasant and knowledgeable. They also sell books and other nature stuff, as well as some potted plants.

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    To correct the 6/25 HFGDR response from my earlier post, we never indicated that we wanted a hypo…read moreallergenic dog. I have no idea where that came from. Our dog was a mixed breed Sato rescue from the SPCA, which was a wonderful experience. My dog before that was a mixed breed rescue as well. Our application was never denied. In fact, we were approved for an aged 6 month + adoption and I have the evidence from attending an adoption fair. It was after that fair, that achieving any follow up was very difficult, though I eventually did receive an email after many attempts. I gather the respondent confused me with a different applicant. I know there is a lot of good work done there and the dogs look great, it was just difficult to communicate so we moved on.

    A family member of mine who has rescued dogs all their life, raised them, trained them, gave them…read morean incredibly loving, caring, and amazing home, applied for a dog with this "rescue". They IMMEDIATELY rejected her application, stating that their policy is against all boundary training. All dogs should be boundary trained, because god-forbid they get out of their harness, or sneak out the door when it is opened for guests, and they know how to obey a basic boundary command such "heal" or "place" or "to me". It's absolutely insane to think a rescue would be against this training, especially when trying to rescue stray dogs. That's a farce of a company, and they are falsely advocating that they have dog's best interests in mind. Every dog should know where their home is and who it's with, and how to stay near. It's disgusting that they would reject incredibly caring rescue dog people for wanting to include boundary training in the abundance of training my family goes above and beyond with to ensure their rescue dogs stay safely with them and to ensure they lead the most comfortable life. Then once informed of how they exactly plan to train them, and included videos on previous training successes, my family was immediately responded to with a hostile email saying that they refuse to process their application. No research into what my family does, how well they have loved and taken care of all the rescue dogs they've ever had. Just ridiculous and honestly extremely sad. Sad and heartbreaking that they would reject kind people and a loving home for any of these babies just wanted to finally find their furever family. I hope they reevaluate how they respond to people and how they make these policies that keep good families from adding these amazing pups to their home, and get these dogs into the best care.

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