Max was our first rescue of 2010. He is a handsome, if somewhat portly, 11 year old cream gentleman who came to rescue by way of the very nice Animal Control Officer in Framingham, MA. She was a friend of Max’s owner who was gravely ill. Kathy took responsibility for Max and contacted us. We arranged a foster home with Chris & Larry who took him in when Max's owner died. Max was quickly adopted by Jim & Barbara of NH and will spend his remaining days with their other senior Afghans being doted on and coddled. Thank you to Kathy, Larry & Chris and Barbara & Jim for helping make a very difficult time for Max a little bit easier.
Sam
Sam (formerly Tariq) is a delightful black & tan puppy who was purchased to be shown from a breeder in Northern New England. His former owner became ill and his breeder wouldn't take him back, so Tariq came to Afghan Hound Rescue. After being fostered by Linda Hanson, Tariq was quickly adopted by Linda Wheeler of Maine. Now known as Sam, he is enjoying being a puppy, is getting into mischief and is learning to herd goats! Is there no end to what an Afghan can do?
Max was our first rescue of 2010. He is a handsome, if somewhat portly, 11 year old cream gentleman who came to rescue by way of the very nice Animal Control Officer in Framingham, MA. She was a friend of Max’s owner who was gravely ill. Kathy took responsibility for Max and contacted us. We arranged a foster home with Chris & Larry who took him in when Max's owner died. Max was quickly adopted by Jim & Barbara of NH and will spend his remaining days with their other senior Afghans being doted on and coddled. Thank you to Kathy, Larry & Chris and Barbara & Jim for helping make a very difficult time for Max a little bit easier.
Sam (formerly Tariq) is a delightful black & tan puppy who was purchased to be shown from a breeder in Northern New England. His former owner became ill and his breeder wouldn't take him back, so Tariq came to Afghan Hound Rescue. After being fostered by Linda Hanson, Tariq was quickly adopted by Linda Wheeler of Maine. Now known as Sam, he is enjoying being a puppy, is getting into mischief and is learning to herd goats! Is there no end to what an Afghan can do?
