| Journey Man in Valrico, Florida |
 
Journey Man is an endearing, very energetic adolescent TT. He is a healthy 29 pounds and has a sleek black coat. He is curious about everything and will follow "his person" around all day.
He likes toys he can chew on and he knows how to give kisses. He'd love another dog to play with. He gives kisses on command and, in fact, will lick you lots more than necessary. He would prefer sleeping with you to being in a crate but will settle down in the crate. With all of his energy he would benefit from jobs, such as obedience and agility.
December, 2011 |
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| Pepper, Austin, Texas (Adoption Pending) |
 
This is Pepper. He is a little over four years-old, neutered and up to date on shots. He weighs about 24 pounds. He has been to basic obedience school, so he walks well on a leash and knows basic commands. We are looking for a quiet home for Pepper with an owner who is gentle and kind and who will be able to dote on him. He would be a wonderful companion for a person who is home more often than not throughout the day and evening.
Pepper would do best with a fenced-in yard and another canine companion but we will consider other scenarios, if the adopter is experienced in the breed. Pepper has no experience with cats.
August, 2011 |
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Thangka and Queen Esther, Colorado (Adoption Pending) |
Thangka
Thangka (pronounced "Tonka") is our male and is very lively and people friendly. He's big for the breed (about 30 lbs.) and is so smart and happy. Just a love.
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 Queen Esther
Queen Esther has been his companion for the last 4 years and they get along perfectly. Esther is sweet and calm and loves to be close to people. She is medium sized--about 23 lbs.
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We are sadly in need of finding new loving homes for our two adult pure-bred Tibetan Terriers. Our male is about 6 years old and our female is approaching 9 years old. They have very sweet personalities.
In my ideal world, they would be placed together to live out the rest of their lives together, but I know they would also adapt if that is not possible.
October, 2011
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They will make great companions for the right person or family!
RMTTC Rescue is assisting Thangka & Esther's owner in their placement.
For more info please call Sandy Benton 970-669-0181 |
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Buddy, New Jersey (Adopted) |
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Meet Buddy, a 7 year old male Tibetan Terrier — surrendered by his owner, who had no time for him due to traveling for work — and now he's looking for a forever home where he can get lots of attention and love. This little guy is extremely well behaved yet is a bit of a clown — he yodelled all the way home in the car — as he was so excited to be out of the shelter. Buddy lived with a cat, but prefers not to have them around. He's very gentle and knows many commands. Buddy loves everyone he meets... he made many new friends at the pet store and vet today. Buddy is housebroken, neutered, up to date on vaccines and recently received a dental.
Although Buddy gets along with other dogs he would prefer to be the only dog with a fenced yard.
September, 2011 |
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| Treasure and Charlie, Phoenix, AZ (Adopted) |
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We would love to see Treasure and Charlie placed together as they are very bonded and enjoy each other's company — please see their individual descriptions below. We will be requiring a fenced in yard.
Their human mom is suffering from brain related injuries due to a car accident and is unable to properly care for her beloved pets.
September, 2011 |
 Charlie
(AKA Clark Kent) is a 6 year old red gold and white (true gold) male Tibetan Terrier. His birthdate is 15 October 2005 He has a Microchip. Charlie is one of the Colorado Rescues from California. Charlie came to me in November of 2008.
Charlie is a happy, gregarious boy. He thinks he is a Labrador Retriever. He also thinks everyone loves him.
Charlie has a strange bark. It sounds like a combination of a bark and a scream. It is very high pitched. Charlie is potty trained, and will bark/scream at the door if he needs to go out. He also knows how to use a doggie door.
Charlie is sort of crate trained, and is fed in his crate. He hates being crated! He will bark/scream for long periods of time in a crate. He will quite down after a while, but may bark/scream at intermittent intervals. This has not stopped in the three (3) years he has lived with me. I have adapted my behavior. I feed in the crates. The boys are so food oriented, I do not need any problems with trying to snatch each others food. As soon as Charlie is done eating, he lets me know (bark/scream) and I let him out of the crate.
Charlie is good with dogs and cats that don't run from him. He lives with two dogs and three cats.
Charlie is used to being left in the house day and night with access to the fenced back yard. He goes outside with me, and will stay outside as long as I do. He will also go out to bark at the dog in the yard behind us. He will bark at people coming to the door, or at dogs/people walking down the sidewalk.
Charlie has completed advanced basic obedience. He walks well on a leash, but has to be reminded not to pull. He responds to obedience commands well as he is food oriented. He sits well for treats. His recall (come when called) is somewhat spotty, but he does it VERY well if there is a treat involved.
Charlie does not have much coat, and has very little undercoat. This makes for easy grooming, but he does look scraggly. |
 Treasure,
a 7 year old sable and white female Tibetan Terrier. She has been Microchipped.
She was privately rescued in May of 2008 at 3 1/2 years of age. She appeared to have been abused. She was afraid of everyone and everything. In the three (3) years I have had Treasure, she has blossomed. She is still hesitant with new people, but will come up to be petted, especially after I have introduced them to the boys and the boys are getting petted. She wants her share of pets also.
Treasure is potty trained, and will whine at the door if she needs to go out. She also knows how to use a doggie door. She is crate trained, and is fed in her crate. She travels well in her crate. You have to be careful not to forget her in her crate as she will not bark to be let out, and will just fall asleep in it.
Treasure is good with considerate dogs and cats that don't run from her. She lives with two dogs and three cats. She is good with men and women and considerate older children, once she gets to know them.
Treasure is used to being left in the house day and night with access to the fenced back yard which she considers the doggie potty. She goes outside with me, and will stay outside as long as I do. She will also go out to bark at the dog in the yard behind us. She will bark at people coming to the door.
Treasure has completed basic obedience. She walks well on a leash, and responds to obedience commands like a true Tibetan. That is to say with a maybe this time I will, and maybe not attitude. She sits well for treats. He recall (come when called) is somewhat spotty, but she does it VERY well if there is a treat involved.
Treasure should be considered a flight risk until she has come to know and trust you. She did take off on me when she first came to live with me. After that, until we knew each other better, I kept her on a light leash that I could step on and take her places without worrying about her running off.
Treasure is sweet natured. She is also stubborn, independent, and slow to warm to new people and situations. |
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Fred (?? to 3-12-10)
He was a good old guy, now running in green fields beyond the rainbow bridge.
Fred came to TTCA Rescue in December, 2009
 
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