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

Last updated 07/16/2006

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	Maddy - Hi! My name is Maddy. I am a female, black brushcoat and I am two years old. I came from a shelter in PA.
	Magic - Male, black brushcoat. He was a stray rescued by the New York Animal Care and Control Center in Manhattan. He now lives in Harrisburg, PA
	Maggie III - Female, chocolate brushcoat. She came to Operation Scarlet from West Virginia, and she now lives in New Holland, PA.
	Maggie IV - Female, fawn horsecoat. Maggie was an owner surrender from Kentucky and is now living in York, PA. Thank you Elmo for adopting her.
	Maggie Mae - Female, 5 point red horsecoat. She came with a broken pelvis. She now lives in Elizabethtown PA.
	Magoo II - Hello. My name is Magoo. I am a very handsome male, cream horsecoat and I am six years old. My owners took me to a shelter in Pennsylvania because they were moving. My feelings were certainly hurt by their decision to discard me because I was always such a devoted and well behaved dog and never gave them any trouble. I would be ever so grateful if a nice family would open their hearts and home to me. If you are in search of a dog that is well behaved, intelligent, and loyal, give O.S. a call and ask for Magoo. I will be waiting by the phone!
	Maisy aka Cocco - Female, cream horsecoat. Maisy was rescued from a shelter in Georgia in 1999. She is now enjoying her new life in Yutan, Nebraska along with two other O.S. rescued Shar-Pei. Thank you Jean and Mary Anne for again opening your hearts and home to another Shar-Pei in need of love. Maisy is a very lucky girl to have found you.
	Manny - Hello. My name is Manny. I am a small male, black horsecoat and I am about 2 years old. I was abandoned by my owner. I would keep turning up on the doorstep where a very nice lady lived. I was hoping that she would take me in or help me find a home. She was concerned about my welfare and contacted Operation Scarlet. I am very well behaved and nothing seems to upset me. Not even a vet appointment. I sat nicely on the examining table and gave everyone kisses. I am quiet, crate trained and housebroken. Oh, by the way, I really like dog biscuits and I do sit very nicely when I am offered a biscuit.
	Marcus - Male fawn horsecoat, 1-2 yrs old. He was a stray from Montgomery County SPCA. He now lives in Quarryville PA.
	Marshall - Hi, folks! My name is Marshall. I am a male, fawn horsecoat. I was a stray and came from a shelter in New Jersey. The nice lady that works at the shelter drove me to Operation Scarlet. I rode in the car with her little pug and we had a good time together. I am a bit shy at first until I get to know people, but when I am sure that people are not going to hurt me, I am a very playful dog. I do lots of play bows and just have a really good time. Being lost is not much fun. It is difficult finding food, and when night time comes, there is no comfy bed to snuggle in. The people at O.S. are really nice to me, but what I am really hoping for is to find a very special family that will love me and give me the care that I long for. If I sound like the kind of guy you would like to have as your best friend, give O.S. a call and ask for me, Marshall!
	Mason II - Male, red fawn brushcoat. Mason was rescued from a shelter in New Jersey in 2002. He is now enjoying his new home and family in Palmyra, PA. Thank you Deborah, George and children for giving Mason that much needed second chance at life. He will always be grateful for your kindess.
	Max V - Male, red fawn brushcoat. Max was rescued from a shelter in Pennsylvania in 2002. He is now in his "forever" home in Lancaster, PA. Thank you David and Duffy for giving Max that very important second chance. You have made him one happy fellow and he will always remain your loyal and devoted friend.
	Maxi - Howdy! My name is Maxi. I am a black brushcoat male and I am about one year old. My muzzle is definitely a meatmouth. It is very, very full. I have a beautiful shiny coat and I have a great disposition. I came from a shelter in PA. My Shar-Pei friend, Velvet, was also taken to the shelter by our owners. We don’t even know why we lost our home. They did not give a reason. We thought we were being very good and we always greeted them when they came home. We loved being with them. I guess they did not feel the same way about us. I am ready to pick up the pieces of my life and move on. I really am anxious to find a new family that knows the meaning of a “forever” home. I want to be a happy dog again. I want to be able to play with my family. Most of all, I want a family that will give me lots and lots of love. I am crate trained and housebroken. I am quiet, playful and friendly. I promise that you will not be disappointed if you pick me as your new canine friend and companion. If you might be interested in adopting me, give O.S. a call and ask for me, Maxi. That will really put the wag back in my tail.
	Maxx - Male, cream horsecoat. He came from NYC where he was a stray, and he know lives in York PA.
	McKenzie- is a two month old, fawn brushcoat. He was surrendered to a NYC shelter because he needed surgery to repair an umbilical hernia and inguinal hernias. Evidently the owner did not want to go to the expense of having the surgeries done. McKenzie is an adorable little guy and will feel much better as soon as he receives his surgery.
	Meeko - Male, black bearcoat. He is from the Gloucester County NJ SPCA where he was surrendered by his owner. He now lives in Dover PA.
	Mei Chen (a.k.a. Jada II) - Hi! My name is Jada. I am a one year old, black bearcoat. I was a stray and was rescued from a shelter in PA. I had a big secret when I arrived, but it was soon discovered at O.S. My secret was that I was quite pregnant. Yep, I was carrying five puppies. My babies are now three weeks old and they are all black like me. Their dad is some other kind of dog. He never did tell me what he was, but he was a very handsome guy. He is sort of like that dog in the movie called “Lady and the Tramp”. He is quite a guy. Since I am only a year old, I really was not quite ready to be a mom, so my pups are being cared for by two very nice foster moms. I am ready to go to a home, but my pups will not be ready until they are about 12 weeks old. If you would like a cute, little, fluffy bearcoat Pei, give O.S. a call, or send them an email and ask for me, Jada. I can hardly wait to have a nice family that will take good care of me. Also, if you would be interested in one of my pups, let the people at O.S. know and they will get in touch with you. Even though I was not really crazy about motherhood, I do want them to have wonderful homes where they can grow up enjoying life.
	Merlin - Male, fawn horsecoat. He was from the NYC shelter in Brooklyn where he was found stray, but he now lives in Elizabethtown PA.
	Merlin -Hi. My name is Merlin. I was one of the 21 dogs taken from a condemned house. I am a male, black brushcoat and I am about 1 to 1 1/2 years old. I am shy at first, but given a little time, I become quite playful. I am a Mini-Pei and I weigh a mere 18 pounds. I really will be very happy when I find my "forever home". If you think you would like to give me a second chance at life, call the rescue and ask for me, Merlin. It would really make my day!
	Mia Female, black brushcoat. Mia came from a shelter in New Jersey in 2000. She is now living in Lancaster, PA with Jake, another one of our rescued Shar-Pei. Thank you Dawn for opening your home to another homeless Pei.
	Mia Ling - Hello. My name is Mia. Gee, I am really kinda shy and I don’t have a whole lot to say. I am a girl and I am not very big. I am a cream brushcoat. My family brought me to the rescue because they were moving into a smaller place. I am not sure what that means because I am smaller than my owners. I sure hope they will fit in the new place!! I am quite sad because they had me since I was a puppy and I will be five years old on July 3. Gee, I will be homeless on my birthday! Now that is a really sad thought. I am crate trained, housebroken, and very quiet. I am timid until I get to know people, but I never growl or get the least bit grumbly. I really want to find a family that will love me and keep me forever. I never thought that I would end up in a rescue. Oh, I almost forgot. I really do not like being around other dogs. I never had that kind of experience, so I will need to be the only dog in the family. If you think you would like to open your heart and home to a sad dog in need of love, please get in touch with O.S. The best birthday present I could ever hope to get would be a new home with loving people. That is what I will wish for when I close my eyes tonight in hopes that it will come true.
	Michiko - Female. Also from the Delaware breeder. She is now known as Coco, and lives in Bechtelsville, PA
	Mike - Male, fawn horsecoat. He was a stray rescued in New York, and now lives in Leola, PA.
	Miles - Male, red-fawn brushcoat. He is from New Jersey and now lives in Lancaster PA.
	Millhouse - Hi! My name is Millhouse and I am a male, black brushcoat. I was a stray and I came from a shelter in New Jersey. I am a really good boy and very friendly. Nothing really seems to bother me and I am very easy going. I am housebroken and crate trained and I very seldom fuss or bark. I am just patiently waiting for someone to call and offer me a forever home. I really want to be someone's best friend and loyal companion. If you think I sound like the dog for you, please give O.S. a call. I promise to be a very good boy if given the chance. Bye for now!
	Millie- Female, fawn horsecoat. Millie was rescued from a shelter in Maryland in 2001. She is now enjoying a life filled with lots of love and excellent care in Pittsburgh, PA. Thank you Ray and Susan for giving Millie a wonderful new life. She will always be grateful for your love and care.
	Milton - Male, fawn horsecoat. He came from the Delaware SPCA as a stray, and he now lives in Carlisle, PA.
	Minda - Female, red horsecoat. Minda was rescued from a shelter in Harrisburg, PA in 2001. She is now sharing her new life with another Shar-Pei, four cats and two horses in Lovettsville, VA. Thank you so much Yvonne and Steven for offering your love to Minda.
	Ming II - Female, black brushcoat. Ming was an owner surrender from Birdsboro, PA in 2000. She is now living in York, PA. Thank you Crystal and Kevin for adopting her.
	Ming III – Hello, folks. My name is Ming. I am a female, black horsecoat. I came from a shelter in PA and I was a stray. I am a young dog, but no one is exactly sure of my age. I am a small Shar-Pei and full of energy. I love to run around the yard. Then I stand on my hind legs and peer through the door to let a volunteer know that I am ready to come back in the house. I know that I will get a biscuit for being a good girl and I just love biscuits. I am very friendly, playful and quite well behaved. My hobbies are taking walks, chewing on bones, napping and eating biscuits. If you are looking for a sweet Shar-Pei that just loves life, call O.S. and ask for me, Ming. I will love you forever, if given the chance.
	Minnie (previously Wilma) - Female, fawn horsecoat. Minnie came from a New Jersey shelter in 2000. She is now in a wonderful home in Westmont, NJ. Thank you so much David and Elizabeth for giving Minnie another chance at life.
	Misha - Hello. My name is Misha. I was rescued from a shelter in PA. I am a three year old, female, five point red horsecoat. I was surrendered by my owners. They said that they no longer wanted me because I have allergies. Well, gee, people have allergies too but I don’t think that they are given away. I think they go to the doctor and get pills to help them. The people at O.S. told me not to worry and that I should try not to be too sad because they are going to find a new family for me. I am a very nice dog. I like children, dogs and cats. I like to take walks and drives in the car. I am presently in a foster home because there was no room for me at the rescue. I am being a very good girl and I am spending my days with three other Shar-Pei in the foster home. If you would like to meet me, just get in touch with Operation Scarlet. You can email them or give them a call. If I knew I had a home with a family that will love me, I would be the happiest dog in the whole wide world. - Misha
	Misty - Phillipsburg, NJ
	Mitchell - Male, sable bearcoat. Mitchell came from a Maryland shelter in 2001. He is now living in a wonderful home in Lititz, PA with another Shar-Pei named Koko. Koko is also an O.S. dog. Thank you Melissa and Rick for opening your home again to another Shar-Pei in need.
	Mocha - Lancaster, PA
	Mollie - Hi, everyone! My name is Mollie. I am a female, fawn horsecoat and I am just five months old. My owners gave me up because I had mites. Instead of taking me to the doctor to treat the mites, they kept me in a crate in the basement. If that was not bad enough, they then decided it would be best to keep me outside. I was very sad because I wanted to be indoors with my family. Now that I am at O.S., I am being treated for mites and I am already responding. I look and feel so much better. What I am really wishing very hard for is a family that will love me and give me lots of good care. Puppies should not have to live in a basement or outdoors. We have too much love to give to a family and it really hurts us to be separated from them. I am hoping to find my "forever home" very soon. If you think you might like to have a bouncy little Pei pup, call O.S. and ask for me, Mollie.
	Molly - Female, black brush. She is from the Chester County SPCA where she was turned in as a stray. She now lives in Clifton Heights, PA.
	Mo Mo Chun - Hello. My name is Mo Mo Chun, but people call me Mo for short. I am a 1 1/2 year old, female, fawn horsecoat. I sure was down on my luck recently. I got lost and was picked up by the dog warden and was taken to a shelter in New York City. I was wearing identification so I was not too worried. I knew the officer would contact my family. Well, I was right on that. My family was notified, but boy, was I shocked to find out that my family said they did not want to come and get me. I loved them, protected them and patiently waited for them to come home each day. I faithfully gave them my warm greeting every time they returned home.
	Mooshu - Male, fawn bruscoat, 4 years old. He is from Morris Animal Refuge in Philadelphia, and was surrendered because his family moved. He now lives in East Stroudsburg, PA.
	Monty - Male, black brushcoat. Monty came from a Philadelphia shelter in 2000. He is now living very happily in Trumbull, CT. Thank you Dorothy for traveling the distance to PA to offer your love and home to Monty.
	Mopsy - Hi, everyone! My name is Mopsy and I am one of the four puppies that came from a shelter in WV. I am just eight weeks old and I am a female chocolate horsecoat mix. My mom is a Shar-Pei but no one seems to know what my daddy was. I along with my two brothers and sister did not get off to a very good start in this life. At just eight weeks of age we are homeless. Puppies need lots of love and good care and we are hoping that we will have all of that very soon. Our brother Slate is very lucky in that he has been chosen. I am very happy for him. Hopefully I will be able to say the same thing very soon. If you think I am just the cutest thing that you have ever seen and would like to offer your love to me, give O.S. a call and ask for me, Mopsy.
	Morris - Hi, everyone! My name is Morris. I am a male, chocolate horsecoat and I am about two years old. I was a stray and came from a shelter in PA. I am one of the friendliest Shar-Pei you would ever want to meet. I like dogs, cats and children. In fact, there really isn't anything that I don't like. I am crate trained and housebroken and I like to ride in the car. I am also a very good boy for vet exams. People tend to chuckle when they look at me because I have a very big mushy face and I snort like a pig. Oh, by the way, I guess I had better tell you that I really snore too. If you would like to have a fun loving dog as your best buddy, please give the rescue a call and ask for me, Morris. You would make me one very happy guy!
	Mr. Woo - Hello. My name is Mr. Woo. I am a very dignified male, lilac horsecoat. I am the first lilac Shar-Pei that O.S. rescued and everyone says I am quite a handsome guy. I came from a shelter in PA. My owners took me to the shelter because they had two other dogs and a baby and did not have time for me. That made me very sad because I really liked my home and I thought it was going to be my "forever home". I am no longer sad because as of this writing I have been chosen by a wonderful couple who have a female Shar-Pei. I will not only have a new and wonderful home, but a Shar-Pei friend as well. I just hope all the other homeless kids on this page get a home as quickly as I did.
	Mufasa - Male, red brushcoat. Mufasa was rescued from a shelter in Lancaster, PA in 2000. He is now living very happily in West Hartford, CT. Thank you Holly and Jeff for giving Mufasa your love and a wonderful home.
	Muneca - Female, cream horsecoat. Muneca came from a shelter in NJ in 2002. She is now living the "good life" in Owings, MD. Thank you so much Sandra and Russell for opening your hearts and home to sweet Muneca. She will always be grateful for your kindness.
	Murphy- Male, red horsecoat. Murphy came from a shelter in NYC and arrived at O.S. in 2000. He is now living in West Hazleton, PA with three other Shar-Pei including Pebbles. Murphy had been hit by a car and arrived at the rescue in critical condition. A front leg needed to be amputated, but he has fully recovered and is now living a very wonderful life. Thanks Ted and Alan for giving Murphy a second chance at life.
	Mu Shu - Male, chocolate bearcoat. Mu Shu came from a shelter in Harrisburg, PA in 2000. He is now living in Easton, PA. Thank you Dawn and Harry for giving him a very good home.
	Mu Shu II aka Blossom II - Female, fawn horsecoat. Mu Shu came from a shelter in PA in 2002. She is now having a wonderful time in her new home in Smyrna, DE. She is spending her days with another Shar-Pei and two children. Thank you Sandra and Scott for opening your hearts and home to little Mu Shu. She will always be grateful for your kindness.
	Myra - Hello. My name is Myra. I am one of the 21 Shar-Pei that was taken out of the condemned house in October 2002. I am a female, black brushcoat and I am about 1 1/2 to 2 years old. I am somewhat shy but I do like to meet people and I really love to be cuddled. I miss my Shar-Pei friends. They all went their separate ways, but the good thing is that they are all in very good and loving homes. We canines are willing to give so much love and devotion and it really hurts us when we are not taken care of. One of our strengths is that we have a very strong ability to forgive. Another is that we would never abandon our family. I was one of the lucky ones in the group of 21. I was picked up by a very nice lady who is a member of the rescue. She offered to foster me until a home could be found for me. Guess what! My foster home became my "forever home" and my foster mom is now my very own mom. Thanks O.S. for saving me and my Shar-Pei friends. You have made all of us very happy and we will never, never forget what you did for us. Love to all, Myra.
	Mytie - Hi! My name is Mytie. I am a very handsome (if I must say so myself), one year old, milk chocolate horsecoat. I am a really mighty boy – I guess that is how I got the name. I came from NYC and did not have such a good life. I was surrendered to the shelter by my owners because they said “I jumped off a rooftop”. Well, let me tell you there is something to be said about “Leaping Tall Buildings in a Single Bound”. I do think I will leave that stunt to Superman. I was limping for weeks, but I am just fine now. I was then adopted from the shelter, but in no time at all I was picked up by the dog catcher because I was on the run. Not only was I on the run, I had a dart in my backside. I do believe jumping off the roof top was less painful than a dart in the rear. Well, after all those adventures I am now sitting comfortably at Operation Scarlet. Not bad here at all. Regular meals, soft bed, long walks, bones to chew on and there is even music playing. I like it here, but I am really ready for that “forever” home I have heard about. I am SO READY! If you think I could possibly be the boy for you, won’t you just go to the phone and give O.S. a call. I promise to be a very good boy. No more jumping. No more running away. I am done living on the “wild side”.