My Nonprofit Reviews

Echo's Story, Echo came into my life in Nov. 2004.This part of his story starts a couple of months earlier. He was shot several times and left for dead. Pam at rescue got a call, asked if rescue wanted him. Something told Pam to get him. With the help of her vet, they stabilized him and brought him to recue. His back legs were paralyzed, couldn't walk. For a cople of weeks Pam was right there, helping him outside when he had to go. One day, when it was that time he looked at her and said "I am going to do this myself" and did. He came into my life a month or so later. I had concerns about his health....he still had 3 bullets in him, but seemed well. I took him out for a walk and when I stopped he leaned up against me and looked up at me with those big brown eyes. An hour later he was heading home with me. Echo was a BIG Pyr. Size can be intimidating, but he was the sweetest gentle giant. One of my fondest memories is walking him in the park. Little kids would approach, ask if they could pet him. Soon there would be 6 or so kids petting him and almost climbing on him. He would look up at me, smiling and say "Its all good" We had six great years together. Many thanks and much appreciation to Pam and Jim Tobin and
Sierra Pacific Great Pyrenees