OperationScarlet.com - Adopted K-L

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

Last updated 07/16/2006

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	Kahlua - Female, black horsecoat from the Delaware County SPCA.
	Kahlua II - Female, fawn horsecoat. She came from Horsham, PA where her former owners gave her up because they lacked time to care for her. She was formerly known as Callie.
	Katie II - Hello. My name is Katie. I am a very petite, fawn brushcoat and I am about 2 years old. I was surrendered to a shelter in NJ along with 5 other dogs. Our owners were moving and said they could not take us with them. Bummer. I not only lost my human family, but my canine family as well. I am a little bit shy at first, but very, very sweet. I am also very well behaved. I sit for a biscuit, speak for a biscuit and I will not step foot outside until I am told it is ok to go through the door. I have very big expressive eyes that will just melt your heart. I am housebroken and crate trained. If you are looking for a very sweet little dog that is hardly any trouble at all, please contact O.S. It would really make me one happy dog to find out that I have a home again. But, please be sure that it will be a FOREVER HOME. It is very hurtful when we canines are told that our loyalty, love and devotion are no longer needed. Bye, bye for now. Katie
	Keesha – Hi, everyone! My name is Keesha. I came from a shelter in PA. I was surrendered by my owners because they said I kept running away. We Shar-Pei are known for going on excursions and we do that every chance we get. We are adventurous and like to learn all about the big wide world that we live in. Owners need to know that and take every precaution to keep us safe. Leashes and training collars are a must when owning a Shar-Pei. Anyway, my owners never realized that, so I would travel the neighborhood when given the opportunity. I am two years old and I am a dark chocolate horsecoat. I am very well behaved and walk nicely on a leash. I am in search of a family that will love me and let me know that I am very special. I promise not to be a problem. I will remain a loyal and devoted friend to a family that will offer me a “forever home”. If you think I might be the dog for you, please contact the rescue and ask for me. Just say, tell me more about Keesha. That’s me!!
	Khan - Male, light fawn bearcoat. He is friendly and good with kids. He came to us from the Delaware County SPCA. He was formerly known as Mikey and he now lives in Quakertown, PA.
	Kido - Howdy! My name is Kido. I am a 3 year old, male, fawn horsecoat. I came from a shelter in New Jersey because the child in my family was allergic to me. Losing my family made me very sad. I really liked them and I had a good time with the little boy. I am told that I am quite a handsome boy. I am well behaved and quiet. I am also housebroken and crate trained. If you are in search of a loyal friend and companion, call O.S. and ask for me, Kido. In return, I will give you my unconditional love forever and always. I will be waiting patiently by the phone in hopes that my special family will call very soon.
	Kiko - Male, fawn horsecoat. He came from the same shelter in NY City as Maxine. He was stray, so we don't know his exact age, but estimate it to be between 1 and 2 years. He is now living in Millersville, PA
	Kinsey - Hello. My name is Kinsey. I am a female, dark chocolate horsecoat. I am about 2 years old. I got lost and was picked up by animal control. Next thing I knew I was sitting in a shelter. Oh, boy. I have heard what can happen to dogs if they end up in a shelter if no one adopts them. I started to get really scared. I did not want to eat and I had trouble sleeping. Every time someone would come close to my kennel my heart would skip a beat. I was taken from my kennel and I met a nice man and lady. They said they had just gotten a sweet Shar-Pei from Operation Scarlet named Mickey. They became members of O.S. and offered to transport homeless Pei to the rescue. All this sounded pretty good to me, so I got in their car. Now mind you, I was nervous, but I was being very polite. It was a very long drive and when their car stopped, I thought I was at the rescue. Instead, another man approached the car and said he was going to drive me the rest of the way to O.S. Well, now I am all settled in at the rescue. The people are nice and there is lots of other Pei to talk to. We take walks together and eat good food and are given lots of treats. I even have my own blanket to sleep on and some chew toys. The only thing left that I really would like to have is my very own family. That would really make my life complete. I am a very friendly girl. I am a bit shy at first. I do like to be petted and I sit nice and close to people when they walk to me. I walk nicely on leash and I am a very quiet dog. I am housebroken and crate trained. I like other dogs too. If you think I might be the dog of your dreams, please contact O.S. and ask for me, Kinsey. P.S. Thank you Ken and Carol Behr for bailing me out of the shelter. Mickey is a lucky Pei to have found you. Also, thanks Mike for bringing me the rest of the way to O.S. I will never forget you folks for you saved my life. - Kinsey
	Kisses – Hello. My name is Kisses. I am a four year old, female, black brushcoat. I give lots of kisses and that is why I got the name Kisses. I am a very playful and friendly dog. I like to take walks and I really like to be with people.
	Kobe - Hi, folks! My name is Kobe. I am a male, black brushcoat and I was rescued along with my girlfriend, Junipher. We were enjoying our lives and being good friends and companions to our owners. Then one day a very sad thing happened. Our owners took us to a shelter because they were having another baby. We thought we were their babies too!! Now we are homeless and hoping to find a very loving home with a family who will really appreciate our loyalty and unconditional love. We are also hoping that we will find a family that will take both of us. Junipher and I would really be heartbroken if we lost each other. If you think you would like to open your hearts and home to two very well behaved and friendly Shar-Pei, just give the rescue a call and ask for me - Kobe and hopefully you would ask for Junipher, too! We will be waiting right by the phone.
	Kong - Hi. My name is Kong. I am a very large and sturdy, male, black brushcoat. My age has not been determined as yet because I have not had my vet exam. It has been estimated at between 2 and 3. I was a stray and came from a shelter in Maryland. The members at O.S. said I am probably the largest Shar-Pei they have ever seen. One of them said if I was wearing a saddle, I would pass for a pony! I might be big, but I am as gentle as they come. I must say that I am quite popular among the people at the rescue. I love attention and enjoy walks. I am a strong boy, but I walk pretty good on a leash. I would really like a family to call my own. I would be a very good boy and would be a very loyal and devoted friend. If you would like to offer me a home, please call the rescue and ask for me, Kong.
	Krinkle - Female, fawn horsecoat. She was surrendered to the York SPCA because a German Shepherd her owners had would attack her. She now lives in Lancaster, PA.
	Lance - Hi, my name is Lance. I am a male, cream horsecoat. Not sure of my age since I have not been examined by the vet as yet. Word has it that I will be going to meet the doctor in several days. I came from a puppy mill. Therefore, I am somewhat shy since I have not been properly socialized. I am very gentle though and I do like to have people pet me. I am learning about the big world rather quickly. You see, I did not even know how to walk on leash. That kind of scared me at first and I did not know what to do. Well, I found out that the leash is a good thing because I get to go for walks. Now I get very excited when I see a volunteer pick up a leash because that means I get to walk with some of the other homeless “kids”. I came from the same puppy mill that Becky, Jackie and Holly came from. The girls are lucky because they have found their “forever” homes. I sure hope someone soon comes to the rescue and picks me. I want a family so bad. I have lots of love to give. If you are looking for a somewhat shy, but very well behaved boy, then I am the guy for you!!! Just give the rescue a call and ask for me, Lance.
	Landau - Male, fawn horsecoat. Landau came from a shelter in New York City in 2000. He is now living in Tobyhanna, PA. Thank you David and Theresa for adopting him.
	Levi - Male, fawn brushcoat. He is a stray from the Delaware SPCA where he was known as Kai. He is shy, but very gentle. He now lives in Delta PA.
	Lexi - Female, red-fawn brushcoat. She was known as Alex at the Chambersburg (PA) SPCA where she was surrendered with her sister China. She now lives in Harrisburg PA.
	Libby aka Lizzy - Female, fawn horsecoat. Libby came from a shelter in Cumberland Valley, PA in 2001. She is now enjoying her new life in Tremont, PA with a wonderful family which includes a cat. She and the cat have become great friends. Thank you Richard, Sally and Erin for giving Libby that second chance she so rightfully deserved.
	Libby II - Hi! My name is Libby. I am a one year old, female, black brushcoat. I was a stray and was rescued from a shelter in PA. I am only about 33 pounds and I have a very sweet personality. I tested positive for lyme disease and need to have eye surgery, so I will not be ready for adoption for about 5 or 6 weeks. I have a lot of love to give so keep me in mind if you are looking for a very sweet dog. Oh, by the way, I am a lap dog. I just love to be hugged and held close.
	Licorice aka Onyx IV - Male, black horsecoat. Licorice came from a shelter in New York in 2002. He is now enjoying his "forever" home in Roslyn, PA. Licorice is sharing his new home with Brandy Ling, another O.S. rescued Pei. Thank you Joe, Lisa and Ana for giving Licorice a second chance at a new and wonderful life. Also, thanks Brandy Ling for welcoming him to your home. He is now one very happy boy.
	Lila Mae - Female, fawn brushcoat, 1 year old. She came from New York City. She has a very sweet personality.
	Ling - Female, fawn brushcoat. She now lives in Tobyhanna, PA.
	Logan aka Kovu - Male, sable brushcoat mix. Logan came from a shelter in New York in 1998. He was only 16 weeks old and arrived with Kiara, his mother. Logan is now living a life of leisure in Levittown, PA. Thank you Jeanette and Carl for giving Logan a much needed second chance at life. We know he has found his "forever home".
	Lotus Blossom II - Hello. My name is Lotus Blossom. My story is a bit different since I have actually been living at the rescue since last summer. You see, I am a senior dog who is blind, hearing impaired, arthritic and incontinent. I am also sweet, gentle and the cutest little thing you would ever want to meet. I arrived at Operation Scarlet the day they were having a fundraiser. The fundraiser was a Basket Bingo. The founder of the organization decided to take me to the Basket Bingo as the guest dog. I thought that was great fun. I got to meet lots of people and I actually went to the front of the room to be introduced to everyone! Even though I could not see a thing, I could feel lots of love in that room. What made the day even better was that I was given lots of little treats to nibble on. The lady that took me to Basket Bingo was trying to perk me up a bit. You see, my owner had passed away and I had been with him since I was eight weeks old. We dogs grieve when we lose our owners just like you people grieve when you lose your canine friends. When I went back to the rescue, I did not go to the rescue room with the other homeless dogs. The lady that runs the rescue thought I would be very confused with all the other doggie smells and sounds. She set up a crate in her living room that included a toy, a soft little blanket and a bowl of water. It was actually quite comfy. Well, the days went by and she soon realized that I really liked her other dogs and they liked me too, so guess what? I became an O.S. mascot! That is a very special job too. I go to events and I meet lots of people. I am even going to be a special guest at the spring luncheon that will be held in Lancaster on May 1. It is true that I was very sad losing my owner and friend of many years, but I must say that O.S. certainly did fill my heart with happiness again. I am a very lucky dog. I feel loved again and that is makes all doggies happy. If you plan on coming to the luncheon, just look for me. I will be the short little cream Shar-Pei that is always wagging its tail!!
	Louie - Male, fawn horsecoat, 8 months old. He was a stray from Marietta Georgia, but now he lives in Felton PA.
	Lucky II - Male, fawn horsecoat, 2 years old. His owners moved into an apartment and surrendered him to the New York Animal Care & Control Center. He now lives in Cherry Hill, NJ.
	Lucky III – Hello. My name is Lucky. I am a male, chocolate horsecoat. I am about 4 years old and I am a very well behaved, quiet, somewhat shy guy. I came from a shelter in NYC. I am really Lucky too because when O.S. was notified that I needed rescued they could not find anyone available to drive me to Lancaster. Then I lucked out because one of the O.S. members that lives in New Jersey was available to get me out of the shelter and drive me to a boarding kennel to keep me safe. In several days another O.S. volunteer picked me up from the boarding kennel and delivered me safely at the rescue. Boy, that was close because I knew my days were numbered at the shelter. I like it at O.S. because we get lots of treats and the volunteers take us for walks. What I really, really would like to have is a special home that I hear the volunteers call a “forever” home. That sounds nice. I would like to have a nice family that will take care of me and give me lots of love. If you think I sound like the kind of dog you would like to have as your friend and companion, please give O.S. a call. I have been lucky so far, now all I need is a family to call my very own.
	Lucy Goosie aka Starlet - Female, flowered brushcoat. Lucy Goosie was rescued from a shelter in NYC in 2002. She is now living a wonderfully happy life in Mt. Wolf, PA. O.S. sends out a thousand "thank you's" to Ronald and Pat Bloss for offering their love and excellent care to a "special needs" Shar-Pei. Lucy is so very lucky to have found you. You were an answer to a prayer. We at O.S. wish you many happy years together.
	Lucy II - Female, chocolate horsecoat. She came from a NYC shelter in 2000. She is now living with another O.S. Shar-Pei in North Dakota. Thank you Sandy and Ray for adopting her.
	Lyla - Female, cream brushcoat who came from a shelter in Maryland in 2000. She is now living in Pottsville, PA. Thank you Sara and Joe for adopting her.