OUR STORY

5 wks, 15 dogs, 5000 miles, 3 guys crazy enough...

Flashback 5 yrs ago, Tucson: a stray came wandering into the back yard, found a lady friend, started a family. The family kept growing until there were 20. Somewhere along the way a dream to have them race the Iditarod...

Flashforward, Present day, Alaska: The race was never raced, the family's double the size and the winters too harsh, this is where we come in. Driving them from Alaska through the lower 48, finding them good homes along the way.


Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Finding a home with Health





I would like to start a health club. I would like to start it with a nice location on the west coast that is cool, north of san fransico oregon, washington. somewhere like that. I am also open to something on the east coast. Something that you could sail to from a big city. maine or up the hudson. I would like to get a piece of land with potential to grow food with good water. Pay it off. no dept. and declare it a place for healers to heal and heal the ailments of the world. From thier we could design a town with urban density that is ultra low impact on the environment. We could develop solutions to societal problems and impliment them. Well that is what I would like to do, anyone? what a life that would be. anyway. Foster homes. I am planning to take a trip down to the west coast to look for a landing pad for the dogs and I. I would love to bring a few dogs down with me and get the fostering moving if you live in ca. or. washington state. drop me a line. I would love to get the foster care moving. looking for loving, active, good dog people, and if you are into healing, concsiousness and animal rights that is a bonus. Thanks, and be greatful for the things you take forgranted. Elijah
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  1. UnknownSeptember 1, 2009 at 6:30 PM

    Please consider the harm caused by chaining animals...it is not any way to treat a living being with dignity. Imagine living as you have asked these animals to live. Please see www.dogsdeservebetter.org and www.unchainyourdog.org for information regarding humane caretaking.

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  2. CopperHeadSeptember 19, 2009 at 1:45 PM

    Metis you have obviously never ever been in contact with real sled dog owners. The fact is chaining is not inhumane if it is keeping the animal from harming itself or others. Sled dogs are usually fairly high strung hard to manage creatures. While most of the time I agree that the chains are too short, unless one can guarantee all the dogs in the kennel will get along chaining them is in their best interest. A pack of sled dogs fighting is not a pack of sled dogs but mayhem and damage waiting to happen! You can humanely chain a sled dog if you simply are smart about it and understand that dogs need shelter to sleep that they can reach, a place for waste that is far enough from their food and from their bed to keep them clean.

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