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"Scarlet's kids who have found a forever home"

Last updated 07/16/2006

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	Gabby – Hello. My name is Gabby. I am a nine year old, female, fawn brushcoat. I am quite embarrassed about my weight. I presently weigh 84 pounds. It is not easy carrying all that weight around, but the nice people at the rescue told me that they know how to get dogs back in shape. Boy, and do they ever! I am on a diet, I get only low fat treats and they give them sparingly. I am going for little walks to build me back up again. They call it my “daily work out”. The nice volunteers keep telling me I am doing really good and I will soon have my “girlish” figure back again. I am also told by everyone that I am such a sweet, sweet girl. I have a tail wag for every person that meets me. I was pretty sad about becoming homeless. My owners took me to a shelter because they were moving. Moving! So why couldn’t they take me along! I was in a huff about that and then I became sad, too. I gave them nine years of my life. I guarded them while they were sleeping and greeted them when they came home. I did everything a dog is supposed to do as “Man’s Best Friend”, but they still threw me away at nine years of age. Well, things are looking up because the volunteers at O.S. said they WILL find me a “FOREVER HOME”. They are very serious about that. Well, here I am, eating low fat food and taking little walks to get back in shape. I hope someone out there finds it in their heart to offer me a wonderful home where I will be loved and appreciated for what I have to offer. Give a call and ask for me, Gabby. Oh, boy! Gotta go! I hear someone removing the lid to the cookie jar. Time for a low fat treat!!!
	Gable - Male, cream horsecoat. Gable was rescued from a shelter in Virginia in 2002. He is now enjoying his new life with a wonderful family in Middletown, PA. The family includes two children who he dearly loves. Thank you so much Jeff and Erin for opening your hearts and home to Gable.
	Geah - Hello. My name is Geah. I am a very sweet two year old, female fawn horsecoat. I am shy at first but I warm up very quickly to people who treat me kindly. I am gentle, quiet and very lonely. I miss having a family to love me. I came from New Jersey to Operation Scarlet because my home burned down and the nice lady that I lived with lost everything. I was also with a male Shar-Pei who was my best buddy. My owner is moving south to live with her children and is taking my canine friend with her. Unfortunately, she could not take both of us. I miss my nice lady and my Shar-Pei friend, but I am very glad that we all got out safely. You see, I was in the house when it was burning. A very nice lady drove me from New Jersey to PA so that I would be safe at Operation Scarlet until I found a new home. If you are looking for a very sweet and gentle dog that will be your forever friend, please give the rescue a call and ask for me, Geah. I would be forever grateful.
	George II - Male, black horsecoat. George was a stray that was picked up by a private individual in Lebanon, PA in 2000. He is now very happily living in Ephrata, PA. Thank you Paul, Cindy and Andrew for opening your hearts and home to George.
	Ghengis - Hello, everyone. My name is Ghengis. I know the name sounds very big and powerful, but I am actually a very small guy. I am about 3 years old and I am an apricot dilute horsecoat. I was taken to a shelter in PA by my owners. I was so sad because I really loved my family. I am very quiet and quite well behaved. I promise to be no trouble at all and will love you with all my heart if just given another chance. I am waiting patiently for the right family to come along and say - "We want Ghengis"!
	Ghost - Male, black bearcoat. Ghost was rescued from Animal Control in New Jersey in 2001. He is now enjoying his "forever home" in Lancaster, PA with another Shar-Pei friend. Thank you Carole and Jim for giving Ghost that second chance that he so desperately was in need of. He will always remain your loyal friend.
	Gilbert - Male, fawn horsecoat. He was a stray from the Humane League of Lancaster, and now lives in Middletown PA.
	Ginger III - Female, black horsecoat. Ginger was rescued from a shelter in Philadelphia, PA in 2001. She is now enjoying her "forever" home in Pottstown, PA. Thank you Ed and Linda for offering Ginger a new beginning in a wonderful home filled with love and good care.
	Ginger IV aka Claire - Female, red brushcoat. Ginger was rescued from a shelter in New Jersey in 2002. She is now enjoying her new home in Lititz, PA with another Shar-Pei that was also adopted from O.S. Thank you Dotty and Elvin for again opening your hearts and home to a Shar-Pei in need of good care and lots of love. You have made Ginger a very happy little girl.
	Ginger V - Hello, everyone. My name is Ginger. I am a female, cream brushcoat and I am about 2 to 3 years old. I am one of the 21 Shar-Pei taken from a condemned house. I have a very sweet temperament and I like to be with other dogs. I really enjoy children too. I miss my canine friends that I had lived with. We all became quite good friends and now we are scattered far and wide. I would really like to have a family that would really love and appreciate me. I also hope that my new family would have another dog since I really do like canine companionship. If you are in search of a really sweet little dog that loves to cuddle, call the rescue and ask for me - Ginger.
	Godiva - Female, chocolate brushcoat. Godiva came from a shelter in Georgia in 2001. Her special "forever home" is in Philadelphia, PA. Thank you Mike and Angela for opening your hearts and home to sweet, little Godiva.
	Grace - Hello. My name is Grace. I was rescued along with 20 other Shar-Pei that were taken from a condemned house. I am a fawn brushcoat and I am about two years old. The kind people who are fostering me call me Amazing Grace because when I was rescued I also had seven 3-week old puppies to take care of. I have been an excellent mommy, but now my puppies are old enough to be placed in homes. I will certainly miss them, but I will also be very happy to know that they will be going to loving homes and will be given excellent care. Now that my work is done taking care of my pups, I am also looking for a family who will love me and give me really good care as I did with my own pups. If you are looking for a very well behaved, gentle girl, please call the rescue and ask for me - Grace.
	Gracie - Female, black brushcoat. She was picked up as a stray in Middleton Twp, PA, and she now lives in Emmaus PA.
	Gracie II - Female, black brushcoat. Gracie came from a shelter in New Jersey in 2000. She is now living in Lebanon, NJ. Thank you Diane, Peter and children for giving her a wonderful home.
	Greta (formerly known as Sheba) - Hi! My name is Sheba. I am approximately one year old and I am a red brushcoat Pei mix. I was rescued from a shelter in NJ. I was a stray and hung out at the shelter until a member of O.S. could pick me up. I was roaming the streets of NJ and feeling very sad and lonely. Then along came Stacy, an O.S. member, and told me to hop in her car. She told me not to worry or be scared and that I was going to a rescue in PA. We were getting along just fine and then she stopped the car and told me that I now had to hop into another car to finish the last part of my trip. I then met John and Paula and they took me right to Operation Scarlet’s door. Being at the rescue is not so bad because we get two meals a day, nice soft blankets to sleep on and I even have my very own chew bone. There are other Shar-Pei in the room, so it does not get lonely. We all sit around and share our homeless stories. Boy, some of the stories are really sad. We perk up in a hurry when the volunteers stop by to take us for walks and then we get really good treats. It is nice here at the rescue, but I really, really, really want my very own home. I am extremely friendly and love meeting people and other dogs. If you think you would like to have me as your very own friend and companion, please get in touch with the people at O.S. Remember to ask for Sheba. That’s me!!!
	Gusty aka Gus - Male, red horsecoat. Gusty came from a shelter in Reading, PA in 2002. He is now enjoying a wonderful new life with two other Shar-Pei in Enola, PA. Thank you Robin and Don for again offering a homeless Shar-Pei a second chance at life. Gusty is now a very happy little guy.