Eskie Rescuers United

Sierra Snow
Sierra Snow's time in rescue was short lived. After being saved from a scary shelter, undergoing several surgeries and charming everyone along the way, she only knew her forever family for a few short weeks before she decided that her work on earth was done. Sierra Snow was a favorite of many and her tragic loss will be mourned by all. She taught others that no matter what, never give up hope that a furever home will be found. Her foster families and adopting family will never forget her diva personality- she now awaits at the Bridge but she is not alone. Sierra Snow was so special, she even had her own theme song- "The shelter in Pennsylvania was frightful. But the puppy, she's so delightful. And since she's found a new forever home. Let it Snow (wiggle), Let it Snow (wiggle), Let it Snow (wiggle)"

Sir Bolt
It is with deep sadness and heartache that I announce Sir Bolt departed this world last evening surrounded by his two Daddies. He left just as he arrived with gallantry and grace. Our hearts are broken. His spirit is free and we take joy in that.…….Howard Grossman and Bradford Smith, October 29, 2021

Sir Buttons
It's with great sadness. Mom & dad had to help Sir Buttons pass to the Rainbow Bridge today. Thank you to Laura Andriola and Donna Joyce for allowing us to love him in his last years. He will be greatly missed and our animals are going to be devastated when they realize he is gone. My heart is so devastated with Buttons passing. I laid with him in the sun at my vets office before he went to the rainbow bridge, because it was his favorite. My eskie Snowball was with him that died almost 2 years ago because he was so calm with her blanket it also had my scent. They took the blanket off when they were trying to save him and he made my vet put it back on him. I miss my baby so much. Hug them senior eskies tight .....Jessica Elizabeth, March 29, 2021

Skye (aka Big Boy)
Today will be a very sad day for my pack as we help Big Boy over the bridge. He came to me on June 16, 2017. His liver was failing him as well as his legs. Thanks to my wonderful vet at Haines City Pet Hospital we were able to get his liver numbers corrected and she found a pain medication that he could take with his liver condition. Unfortunately, his joints are just too bad and the medication has little effect at this point. He is a wonderful dog that I will miss terribly. Tomorrow I will say goodbye. I wish there was more that could be done.......Jim Schulz (Big Boy’s foster), December 7, 2018

Smokey
Smokey came to the R'Eskie Ranch in 2012 when he was picked up from a DE kill shelter. He was adopted, loved very much, and lived his life out in the company of other beloved senior Eskies.......Noni Bodkin, December, 2016