NEW KDHamptons Doggie Diary: My Foster Weeks With Charmin' Carmen. Please Read & Help Me Find Her a Home!

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Good morning charming Carmen!

 

 

KDH recently decided to take charmin’ Carmen home from the Southampton Animal Shelter for a few foster weeks of care in our cozy Water Mill home. Carmen is a dream dog, so full of love, kindness, and loyalty. It has broken my heart ~ and confused me ~ to see her get passed over at the shelter by potential adoptive families for a whole year, because I know she is the greatest girl there, patiently waiting her turn for a home. So, this week we are working every angle we can to place Carmen with a new owner. Learn more about her in my new KDHamptons Doggie Diary below. I hope you might consider adopting Carmen~ what bigger gift is there than to save a life?

 

 

Each morning Carmen checks the weather report from her guest bedroom

 

 

Holding hands by the pool

 

 

Carmen is a 2 year old spectacular looking Blue Pitbull who loves to play. She likes toys, other dogs, kids, and having a best friend. Pup likes to play fetch, go for a walk or a jog with you, or even just cuddle. Want to hear some of the highlights from our week together?

* Carmen is a great leash-walking dog, and does not pull or try to run.

* She never begs for food. Even during a dinner party Doc & I hosted, she lay under the table quietly just happy to be included in the fun.

* Sleepy head: Carmen does not get out of bed until you do, so no early morning walks necessary. She is also house trained

* She is great with kids. My stepdaughter Lily and her friends played with her for hours on her first day here.

* Carmen is ladylike. In one week she has not spilled, broken, or damaged anything in our Hamptons home.

 

 

Carmen is well read and reads the NY Post with me each morning

 

 

Gazing at her Batgirl reflection is a favorite afternoon activity

 

 

Carmen is more of a pool lounger than swimmer

 

 

A muse: Carmen posed for famous artist Donald Robertson this week, who also shared the piece on his Instagram, donalddrawbertson

 

 

A little gardening with Dr. Kot when he gets home from work...

 

 

How regal is this big little princess?

 

 

Needless to say, I am so heartbroken that Doc & I can’t make Carmen a permanent member of our family, but with his 7 day work week, and my work / travel schedule, we can’t give her the time and care she needs on a long term basis. To help show my gratitude to her potential adopter, I will happily give a free advertising spot on the KDHamptons home page to support your business, or charitable foundation of choice.

 

 

Pitbulls often get a bad rap which is so unfair. Bad owners create bad dogs, the same goes for bad parenting. KDH had two loving pitbulls growing up in our family home.

 

 

Late afternoons are spent napping, and who doesn't love a soft cashmere blanket?

 

The Southampton Animal Shelter works nonstop to show these animals a lot of love~ bathing them, holding them, and spreading the word to help find them a home. [pssst! If the timing isn’t right for you to adopt now, you can also make a donation to underwrite Carmen’s cage care, and health care as well].

I sincerely thank you for your help and hope you will please forward this link to everyone you can. xxo KDH


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**For more information on Carmen you can email me directly at kdh@kdhamptons.com, or to see more pets available for adoption, please visit:www.southamptonanimalshelter.com or call 631.728.PETS [7387]

 

[Special thanks to Linda Goldsmith, Kathy Ferraro, and Matt Valentino who dedicate themselves to helping the animals at SASF]