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Debbie Moye

Great Job!

I adopted Joni and Maddie in 2004 and love them both. Your website is great. It is so nice to be able to go back and look at them before they were adopted. I check frequently to see what dogs are available. So much fun just looking at the dogs and reading about their personalities.

Kerry

Update - Ellie - adopted Jan 2003

Wow... what to say. Never knew how wonderful adopting and helping a dog that had been neglected and abused would be. When we got Ellie, her eyes were cold, hair like wire, she would hide, tuck her tail, urinate when scared, and scared to go out the door. Her hair and health came back fairly quickly, and after much love and patience, she smiles with her eyes, sings me songs, and has her confidence back. It's been a great 10 yrs with her and she's doing great. We moved a little farther out in the country, but still have fence and same life style she had. She loves it. Thanks again ACES!!

Valerie Green

Sullivan -- Adopted 2004

I adopted Sullivan in August of 2004. He is now 14 years old and you'd never tell he is such an old man. I was thrilled to see his adoption picture in your photo album. His beautiful orange spot that covered his right eye is now all gray, but he is still so very active and happy. He is the best dog I've ever had -- he is so friendly and lovable. Thank you ACES for pairing me with my perfect companion.

Tamara Kinnaman

Our Family is still together!

Just wanted to let y'all know that "Ronnie" adopted in 2004 from ACES is still going strong! His name is Tizer McHenry and he lives in Payson, AZ and runs at least one hour a day, chasing rabbits in the mountains and pointing at every quail in the County! He is a joy to watch, running for the sheer joy of it! His Sister, Keela Daoine Sidh, also an ACES rescue, but not on the web page, is 9 now, and still the best little girl ever! She is a border collie/ES mix, very attached and will not stray far on our daily hikes, but does enjoy going after the mice she locates in the stumps. They have enriched our lives more than I can ever express! I love ACES!!! Thank you for our forever fur kids!!!

Glenn and Glenn Coats

Adopted Heidi

So good to see you are still active and doing wonderful work. We adopted our Heidi renamed Hattie 2001 through ACES and Bonnie Girard. We lost our sweet girl to cancer January 2008. Our hearts broke with the loss. We have welcomed into our home a sweet homeless setter we named Millie girl, from a shelter here in Virginia our new home state. Again you are great people and we loved Hattie very much. Our best Joan and Glenn Coats

Deborah

Rescue

I enjoy visiting your website and seeing the setters you've been able rehome. I've had english setters for over 15+ years. I show but I also have english that I've rescued and have rehomed. The ones i have now I've had for some time and ended up keeping. Mine are older and eventually I will be back in the fostering market. I currently have 5 so I cant bring in anymore at this x. I love all animals but I love seeing other people out there that truly can appreciate and love the kind and loving nature of the English Setter.

karen

just a quick note

Nice website, and wonderful work you do. Keep up the good work! Kind regards, Karen

Last Edit: February 22, 2012, 14:57:20 by jharlow

Shannon Leslie

deaf MOLLY (Tess)

In March 2003, I flew home from San Francisco to Vancouver with a long legged deaf ES pup, a Llewelyn with caramel spots. I felt like an idiot talking to an animal that couldn't hear me but that didn't last long. Our ACES girl will be 10 this fall and is the love of our lives, along with her 7 pound almost 2 year old mini poodle brother, Jack. Molly and I learned sign language very quickly together. She is a master at reading facial expression. Unless she is asleep, she is a "velcro" dog, wanting to be within our sight. Visitors to our home have no idea she is deaf unless we tell them and marvel at her sign "vocabulary". I would not hesitate an instant to adopt another deaf ES....our life has been so enriched by Molly and what she has taught us about the power of love. Thanks for all the good you do and for the precious gift we have.

Janet Neiman

Guest Book

I just discovered your website. My husband Neil and I are the happy owners of three beautiful English Setters, Babie 14 years old and the mother of Bandit 12 years and Blackie 11 years. We cannot imagine life without our beloved setters. God bless you for rescuing these dogs.

Alan Pryor

Volunteering to help any way I can

Great website, user friendly and of course beautiful animals. I lost my last setter a few years ago when she was 14. We went through major surgery and follow up chemotherapy, which gave Dixie two extra happy, healthy years of life in retirement after collapsing from a hemangiosarcoma. First vet said she had 3 months, but with the right understanding and specialist, the children learned a valuable lesson in responsibility, and got two more years with a loving dog they had always known. Keep up the good work, contact me and let me help any way I can.