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| P.O. Box 800, Magnolia, TX 77353-0800 A 501(c)3 nonprofit organization bustersnana@att.net |
| All our fluffs agree; these are the very best treats around - paws down! |
| The Dogs of Buster's Angels Rescue say "Thank You" to Dr. Jim Rosen for his support! Click here to read his weekly column! |
This Puppy Can Now Dance! Remember Morgan, the little Shih Tzu puppy with a crushed hip? Well her dreams are now coming true - thanks to her Angels of Rescue and her new mom, Gayle Nila! Little Morgan has a beautiful new name to mark her new beginning also! She will henceforth be known as Molly. Take a look at her first at intake - Then the day following surgery - Then with her new family on adoption day, just days following her surgery - And NOW happy, healthy and loved in her new home! Morgan's Rescue Angels - Morgan says Thank you and XOX! Martin Howard Anonymous Donor Pat Morgan Jill and Kevin Freeman It's Raining Bichons and Other White Fluffs! Look at some of our new dogs who are looking for their forever home! Wow, if Diane has trouble sleeping, she can just count Bichons now! These fluffs are cute! |









| BAR doggies are all vetted at Bear Branch Animal Hospital. Thank you, Dr. French for taking such great care of our babies! |


| Introducing Lily! If you look at my photo and think my adorable face looks a little sad, well, you are right. I thought I had a good home but that all changed the day I jump on the kids that were in my home. Can you believe that?! That's what I'm suppose to do when I am playing with my friends. My foster mom said to put that behind me because she is going to find a wonderful, forever home for me - did I say forever? Foster mom note: Lily was an owner turn-in to a shelter. She is around 6 months old, housebroken, weighs 8 pounds and is sweet as can be! She is a "girly girl"; if you can't tell from the picture. Please contact my foster mom at bustersnana114@yahoo.com to learn more! |

| Wyatt Rescue work can be heartbreaking at times. Meet our newest little guy, Wyatt. When Wyatt arrived at BAR, he had obviously known no love or care for quite some time. These photos show his severely matted coat that had grown tightly over a layer of burrs which were embedded in his skin, causing constant bleeding. It took several hours of meticulous scissor trimming to remove all the burrs so his skin could begin to heal. Now, take a look at the face that was hidden under those burrs and mats. This is a little boy whose loving eyes look directly into your soul. We at Buster's Angels are thankful that Wyatt came into our care so we can ensure that from this time on, he knows only the love and care that he deserves. You are true prince, Wyatt! We love you! |




