[pinzjoe]

Animal Planet’s, “Underdog to Wonderdog” Now Casting Season 2!
Are you thinking about adopting a dog from an animal shelter?
Have you always dreamed of giving a safe, warm home to a pooch in need of some tender loving care?
A NYC production company is casting for the 2nd second season of the ambitious television series that pairs abandoned shelter dogs with loving and deserving families.
Guided by the expertise of our Wonder Team, these once neglected and forgotten shelter dogs will be transformed and given a second chance at life by being placed in loving and caring homes.
Not only will the pooches undergo an amazing transformation – so will the families and their homes with a special doggie make-over that insures the home and family are ready to welcome their new canine member.
We are looking for charismatic, enthusiastic and energetic families and individuals - who have a unique, sentimental, or powerful emotional reason to want to bring a dog into their lives. But above all else, we are looking for caring people who have a lot of love to give and are truly serious about giving a shelter or rescued dog a “forever” home.
We are looking for families in the New York area immediately. This includes New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Long Island, and Pennsylvania. If you know a kind loving person that would like to adopt a dog please email us today! Also, make sure to check us out on the web at http://animal.discovery.com/tv/underdog-to-wonderdog/
joep@sharpentertainment.com

[swt1899]

My dad and I adoped a dog from the Houston SPCA. She is a rottweiler that was found abandoned and tied to a tree. She was also apparently abused because she is deathly afraid of men with beards and cords or rope. When we take her to the vet, she can't have any men besides my dad in the room. If they have a beard, forget it, she will go wimper and urinate. I am sickened to think what happened to her and would love to get a hold of her previous owner and teach him a thing or two. But I believe that God rescued her via the SPCA and we were blessed to give her a new home. She has a lovely life now. She has 5 acres of land to run around on and my dad gives her lots of love and attention. She is having a ball.
We adopted her because she was so loving and just a teddy bear. She needed us and we needed her. She is getting older can't move around as well as she could when we got her, but I hope that we have provided her with all the love and life she was lacking.
We will continue to support our SPCA. This is a great program. Hope it is a success!