Welcome to my group. I am fairly new at this so any hints or tips are appreciated. I'm trying to find a backgroud I like right now and playing with the front page. I need to learn html.
Welcome and thank you for joining!!
StaraRune
Thanks for this group!
I had one Eskie, Leandrah, who I rescued... and then... it was all over!
I got a book about my baby, and learned a lot abuot the breed, I was in love!
I found someone who had a miniature Eskie, Leah is a Standard. We got them together, and had some pups because I wanted one of her babies!
I felt bad later on, and vowed to rescue the next one I get, because I learned there were many needing homes!
How on earth could anyone have a beautiful Eskie and not want to keep Him or her?
Now, My Leah is going to be 13 in January, and her pup, Shinowah, is turning 7, on May 5th.
I love my babies, and I don't think I'll have anything but Eskies from now on!
I have a few pics in here..
http://www.care2.com/c2c/photos/view?g2_controller=care2:UserAlbum
HI Valerie!!
Welcome to American Eskimo Dog Rescue. We are always glad to see new Eskie owners here. Your babies are beautiful!!
I really want to use this group to raise awareness of Breed Specific Rescue. Yes...we only take one kind of dog...but we are also aleviating the over population at Shelters and saving more animal lives. People should look to shelters and breed specific rescues before going to breeders. Well off my soap box now.
Welcome to the group!!
StaraRune
The next time I get a dog, I'm going to do that, try to rescue one! AND it will be an Eskie, too!
Hi Carol, 
Welcome to American Eskimo Dog Rescue!!! Hope you learn a lot about the breed and how they really are Heart Bandits.
We are a new group, just getting off the ground. Feel free to join in and help us build the group.
StaraRune 
Hi Toni,
Welcome to American Eskimo Dog Rescue!!! Seeing as you have a mini of your own...you already know what Heart Bandits they are. 
We are a new group, just getting off the ground. Feel free to join in and help us build the group.
I do rescue American Eskimo Dogs. Check out my website at www.eskiedog.org. I also post a weekly link to our Picture of the Week.
Please feel free to invite any other Eskie Lovers you know on Care2. Again...Welcome.
StaraRune
to the group!!!
Thank you for starting with a Bang!! 
LOL
Hope you learn a lot while you are here. Tell us about your pets.
Thanks,
StaraRune 
Hello 
I saw this group and just had to join. My name is Jess and my Eskies is Mitsie. She was a rescue dog, I got her 5 years ago, she was found locked in a barn in January, which in Ottawa, Canada averages about minus 20 degrees C.
Since then she has become a huge part of my life and spoiled me for other breeds. They are so intelegent and have such wonderful personalities that I wish I could have more. 'sigh' Appartments. 
I am so glad that there are organisations that are devoted to caring for them.
to the group!!!
Two more Eskie Owners. Woo Hoo LOL
You're Eskies are beautiful. I just love that face Scott. Jessica your baby is just precious.
Thank you for joining. Tell us about yourselves and how you became eskie lovers.
Thanks,
StaraRune
Panda came into our lives when she was 3 yrs old - an older woman owned her and a Collie, and had difficulty keeping up with 2 dogs. She decided to get rid of Panda, and keep the Collie, who she's had for about 8 years or so.
She was going to get Panda put to sleep, but my father's friend, who rescues dogs and finds home for them, heard about her and took her in. One month later, when I was visiting my parents, he stopped in and mentioned the dogs he was currently looking after. I've always wanted an Eskie, so my husband picked her up the next day. She's been with us ever since!
What a beautiful picture of Bear bear, I am so glad you rescued him!
He IS an American Eskimo Dog, they are actually members of the Spitz family, like akitas, pomeranians, Samoyed and a few others.
There is also a Japanese Spitz, which I think is an Eskie... really.
Introduce yourself and post pictures of your Eskie or other pets here.
My hubby was given a tiny just born puppy that still had it umbilical cord attached.A woman had found it in her driveway just before living for work. She said she hadbeen trying to care of it but did not have enough time to take care of him properly.So my hubby brought him to me. (ofcourse)He was very tiny. At first I thought he was a kitten. I gave him to my son. He was to raise him himself.He did and the puppy grew into a dog .We were very attached to him.One day he bolted out the back door and into a passing car.It was devistating.It hasbeen 5 years since that day.It still hurts and I can't bring myself to embrace another one.He was very special and no other will ever be able to fill the void.
She never has ran out like that again.
Here is her full grown pup, shinowah.
Shinowah was just recently nabbed in the eye, deep in the cornea, by a cat's claw, and we are trying to get this healed, without a lot of luck, now, for 2 weeks. Any advice will be welcomed!
Hi my name is Kelly. I got my first rescue American Eskimo in 1992. Since then I have adopted two more and two other mix breeds.
I am a big fan of Heart Bandits. That's where I got my second two.
Once you own one, there's really no other breed for you!!
This is C.C. my current American Eskimo. I like to call her Princess Pork! LOL
This is Ricky, my first. The love of my life. He passed away at 14 in 1994.
My name is Shandra. I live in the USA. I have an American Eskimo dog. Her name is Tasha. She is over a year old and is a very smart dog and would love to have another one if my husband of over a yr would let me. 
!! I also have 2 girls ages 3 and 7 that help take good care of her and love Tasha to peices. Thanks for letting me part of this wonderful group and introducing myself.
