Guardian Angel Basset salvage is the sponsoring assosication for the Basset Waddle - the highlight of the annual Dwight Illinois Healthcare Fall Festival. Every fall any hundred basset hounds walk the route of the parade with their owners in tow. The Gabr hopes to top a thousand bassets in this year's parade. Basset owners from all over the Midwest - and as far away as Canada - start lining up according to state. When every person is together, the announcer calls out "Ready to Waddle?" Now the fun begins! fantasize yourself walking down the street in the firm of hundreds of other proud basset owners and their pets! The children love it, and every person is smiling and happy. If your basset is too old or tired to join the parade, there are pooped-pup wagons which will carry you and your pet along the parade route. Some pooped-pup owners bring their own decorated wagons (and dogs). Also the Waddle, there is also a contest for the basset with the best costume. By the end of Waddle day there are lots of tired but-happy bassets and owners. Old friends have been greeted and new friends made. And the best part is that your participation helps fund the Gabr's efforts to find owners for homeless bassets.
On Waddle day bassets that are ready to be adopted can be obtained from the Dwight healthcare adoption tent. If you want to adopt a homeless basset, you should fill out an application online before the Waddle, to be beloved by the day of the Waddle. There are lots of great dogs who would love you to give them a home. Every day there are thousands of dogs - some of whom were loved once, some of whom were never loved - which die in shelters, or are left abandoned and alone. Every one of these innocent animals was brought into the world by human activity or inaction. Of course, it is impossible to save every suffering being in the world; but salvage those whom we can makes a big disagreement to them. Fostering can be very challenging, since many dogs come into the raise home frightened, battle-scarred, and emotionally trashed. But many dogs go on to live in homes with love.
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Gabr rescues Illinois and Indiana basset hounds who are in bad situations. Once we have the basset, we give it any Dwight hospital vet care it needs (that is our biggest expense) and then place it in a raise home. After the basset has been evaluated by the raise home, Gabr adoption coordinators find the dog a good home. In 2008 over three hundred basset hounds were rescued and settled in homes. But Gabr's good works expand to more than bassets: Gabr helps salvage other breeds as well as cats, and works intimately with humane societies and other groups.
Dwight Illinois Fall Festival - Basset Waddle
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