We had been without a dog for almost a year after losing my two Dalmatians. My husband wanted another dog, but I wanted two more Dalmatians. I started looking and was flabbergasted at the price they wanted for a Dalmatian! I kept looking, and found the Willing Hearts Dalmatian Rescue. They had two brothers, about a year old, rescued from Japan! Found in a parking lot with a note on them that said, in English and Japanese, "Please take." An American soldier's wife rescued them and contacted WHDR in Royersford, PA. My boys were flown over here, spayed, trained and when I found them on the internet, looking for their forever home. Robby, the owner of the Rescue, wanted them to go together, but most people were only looking for one Dalmatian. I wanted two brothers again. When I saw their faces, I knew they were meant to be mine! Robby and I talked back and forth, interviewing, finding out about each other and on Memorial Day weekend, in 2014, my husband and I drove to Royersford and met the boys. I already loved them, but my husband wasn't so sure. The dogs seemed to recognize that... they hung around him the entire time we were being interviewed! We signed the contract, loaded them into the car and brought them to their forever home.
Little Boscoe had a gimpy right front arm. I took him to an Orthopedic surgeon and was told he had broken his elbow when he was little and it was never set. He would never have strength in that arm and it would most likely have to be amputated as he got older. We started him on Cosemin and he's been doing great ever since! When it comes to chasing squirrels, the injury doesn't slow him down a bit!
Rufus is a very loving, snuggle-bunny. He likes to be touching you and loves being petted. He has no physical injuries but he is terrified of loud noises. Together, these two have rescued my husband and I as much as we rescued them! I am forever great-full to the Willing Hearts Dalmatian Rescue for taking the time and expense to bring us our two furbabies.
VINELAND, NJ
