All Setter Rescue ... Stories

Bob,

My name is Brad Milley and I wanted to write to you to thank you for our dog. We rescued "Merlin" from you and Ann Marie Patrick about a year and a half ago. Once we got him home, we changed his name to Boston, gave him plenty of love and lots of space to run ... he has turned into the greatest dog we could have ever asked for.

My wife, Molly, and I love to go to Cherry Creek Dog Park to let Boston run though the fields and sweep the grounds for birds. He is a real show stopper, people are always commenting on his beautiful coat, amazing work ethic and obvious loyalty.

We've attached a few pictures for you to see, share, or post on your website. Boston has been a true success. I've worked with him on his commands, including, sit, stay, lay down and paw. We are still working on the pulling on the leash while going on walks, but once we get to the dog park, he loves to run ... no leash makes him so happy!

Boston is now three and a half years old and weighs 44 lbs. Please forward our email and photos to Ann Marie. Thank you again for all the time and dedication that you do for this wonderful breed ... and thank you for Boston!

Molly and Brad Milley

"Levi's story from Home Page"
The doctors and staff at Harrison Memorial Animal Hospital
offer their services to "rescue" and "shelter" groups as well as to others.

"Levi Awaits Surgery"
Levi and Albert

Levi, a Tricolor English Setter arrives at All Setter Rescue.
When Levi arrived from Kansas we didn't know she was pregnant
and would also need surgery to repair her broken left rear leg.
Some time back, she had suffered this injury from an auto accident
and her medical needs were not tended to.

Levi's surgery has been scheduled at Harrison Memorial Animal Hospital
and the damage will be repaired. She will be looking
for someone to adopt her and give her a forever home.
She is being fostered in Denver, Colorado.
An anonymous donor has pledged to pay for her surgical needs.

"Bob and Levi on TV"
Bob on TV

FOX 31 TV in Denver recently visited Harrison Memorial Animal Hospital.
Levi and Albert were asked to appear and to bring Bob along for an interview.
Viewers watched as Bob explained the work that rescue groups do to save setters.
Unfortunately Levi can't be seen in this picture.
She and Albert were busy checking things out.
Our rescue group and rescue groups across our great nation are comprised of volunteers.
A "setter" should never have to die in a shelter.
There are loving arms that will help them to the Bridge when they are called.
We extend our thanks to those that support rescue.
The setters that need your help also thank you.
We are very fortunate to have Harrison Memorial Animal Hospital in our backyard.
They are a 501c3 Federal Tax status Hospital.

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