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Central Pennsylvania Deaf Dogs

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Boo Marlie	Town: Middletown, Pennsylvania Deaf dog: Boo Marlie is an 8 month old Australian Shepherd. I foster for an organization called Furry Friends Network in PA (www.furryfriendsnetwork.com) I was looking for a new foster dog and wanted to do special needs when a volunteer showed me her picture. She emailed me Boo Marlie's picture and that was all it took and we brought her to PA. When I saw how good of friends her and my one dog Reba became I decided she found her permanent home. Human companions: There are 3 Adults and 4 Kids Other pets: 2 Rottweilers, 1 Border Collie, 4 Cats, 1 Rabbit and 3 Birds Email: webmist@verizon.net
Sabrina and Cricket	Town: Camp Hill, Pennsylvania Deaf dog: Cricket is a 3 yr old English Bull Terrier who was found abandoned in Philadelphia. She had extreme bilateral ear infections with hyperplasia and required TECA surgery. Human companions: Karen and daughter, Sabrina Other pets: Daisy, hearing Bull Terrier Email: karen.house@navy.mil
Lily-Mae	Town: York, Pennsylvania Deaf dog: Lily-Mae is a 1 and 1/2 year old Boston-Terrier Mix. My husband bought me Lily-Mae for my 21st B-day. She really has touched my heart as well as others she comes in contact with. She is the only deaf dog in our area that we know about. I got worried when she didn't respond to noise. I would vacuum the floor and she would sleep right through it. So at our next vet check-up I said something to the vet. Lily-Mae is the only deaf dog they have now. They didn't know anything about deaf dogs so they looked on the internet and found St. Francis hospital in Columbia, PA. We made the appt. and took her to get the BAER Test. The results were bilaterally deaf. She was the only one in her litter to be deaf. We have taught her signs but still continue to work with her. The only command she has issues with is "Come". If we could do it all over we wouldn't change our mind on keeping her. She has blessed our family more than anyone could imagine. Human companions: Nikki and Matthew Tyson Other pets: Cheyenne (Black Lab)-4 years old our first dog. Cheyenne is such a great help with Lily-Mae. She has Helped in her training. Email: MNCLTysons@verizon.net
Dutchess	Town: Bedford, Pennsylvania Deaf dog: Dutchess is a 4 month old English Bulldog. I haven't had the baer test done so I don't officially know if she is deaf. She doesn't respond to any sounds but she does respond well to hand signals. I just thought she was stubborn at first. She is beautiful, loves all pets and people. Human companions: Mark and Janelle Email: markstiles@hotmail.com
	Town: Lancaster, Pennsylvania Deaf dog: Penny is a 1 year old English Bull Terrier. We adopted Penny from Bull Terrier Rescue. She is s a big clown, always trying to make us laugh. Human companions: Matt and Claudia Email: mirgenix@yahoo.com
Georgia	Town: Quarryville,Pennsylvania Deaf dogs: Georgia is a 2 year old Tibetan Terrier. She is a little treasure. She comes from a friend who raises Tibetans and wanted Georgia to have a home where her deafness would be understood and she would be happy. She came to us on Thanksgiving morning and we are very thankful for her. She is so full of love and knows many signs. No one would ever know that she is deaf. I would recommend a deaf dog to anyone that is considering one. They have so much love to give and outside of the fact that you can never leave them off lead, they are just like a normal dog. Human companions: Ielena Bussard and husband Other pets: A Tibetan named Megan (who will go find Georgia when asked, and nudge her till she comes!) and two Keeshonden named Lance and Falcore (who became deaf in his old age - Falcore went to the Bridge in May of 2001, and is very deeply missed). Email: ielena@epix.net

	Town: Fayetteville, Pennsylvania Deaf dog: Pendragon is a 6 year old Dalmatian. She is a sweet fun-loving liver spotted doggie. She is exelent at reading facial expressions. She is our first experience with a deaf dog and we love it. Human companions: Skip, Ellis Mae, and Jackie Plummer-Sprow Other pets: soon to be adopted Great Dane Email: skipjack@pa.net

	Town: Wayne, Pennsylvania Deaf dog: Cheeba is a 2 year old Jack Russell Terrier. Her family says "Cheeba is awesome. Very energetic, loves people, and does not bark excessively. We, my boyfriend and I, got him from someone who was moving out of town, could not take the dog. He was going to be put down when we heard about him. He has brought me and my boyfriend closer together. He's great and a good listener!" Human companions: Sondra Wright Email: sonisays@yahoo.com

	Town: Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania Deaf dog: Skamp, a Great Dane. "Skamp is now a year old and just the most loveable dog I have ever owned. How anyone could ever think of putting these dogs to sleep is just unbelievable to me. Skamp loves to be near us all the time. He has really become attached to my dad, he sleeps on the couch with him all the time. Skamp tries to play with our two Shelties that he thinks are the "big" dogs of the house. He is a very happy dog who has learned tons of signs (especially go for a ride). We are all so happy we got Skamp." Human companions: Dani Klebacha, her parents, Anne & Chuck, and her brother Andy. Other pets: 6 dogs. 1 cat. and a fish. Email: nickicoal@yahoo.com

Quinn	Town: Whitaker, Pennsylvania Deaf dog: Quinn is a 1 year old Pit Bull. "Quinn is the sweetest dog next to Zeus, our other pit bull. Quinn came from Animal Farms Foundation, a rescue located in New York. He was found with his mother and sister who were too sick to save. Animal Farms rescued Quinn and took care of him till the perfect home was found." Human companions: Marcia Kratzenberg, Charlie, Jake, Jimmy and Jaime. Other pets: Zeus, a Pit Bull; and Ben and James, cats. Email: Marcia@aol.com

Maximus	Town: East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania Deaf dog: Maximus (aka Ricky)is a 1 year old English Setter. "I got Max from the ACES rescue (Another Chance for English Setters). Max is such a love bug. He loves to hug and kiss, and he LOVES to be petted. He's a very "birdy" dog and has a beautiful point. He could sit there for 20 minutes and point! Max does not know he is deaf, and is just the sweetest thing. Thanks to ACES for bringing Max into my life." Human companions: Kristiana and Rob McVeigh Other pets: Sullivan, 1 yr old Min Pin; cats, Puck and Pandora; Gizmo, the horse; Ren and Stimpy, fantail goldfish; Apollo, yellowbear Hamster. Email: woonuh@ptd.net

Chicky	Town: North Bingham, Pennsylvania Deaf dog: Chicky is a Great Dane that is 9mts. Sam's Little Chiclet aka miss Chicky was born here. We raise Great Danes. Just one look at her eyes and sweet face and I fell in love. I had offers from people to buy her but she had already stole my heart. I knew she was already home. She is a joy to live with. She is also the best listener in the house. She is playfull, silly, goofy and just full of life. Human companions: I live with my husband Eric and our friend and helper Holly. We have 2 grown boys that are married and 1 grandson and 1 granddaughter. Other pets: We have 14 other Great Danes and 1 cat Email: envaajohnson@peoplepc.com

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