33) Brandy was a four year old female Sheltie who was tearfully turned over to Sheltie Rescue of Utah, Inc. by her owner, who was moving into a home where she was unable to keep her. Brandy is a very bright girl who was being trained by her owner at Lead Me On Dog Training School with the goal of competing in the Obedience ring. She is also a great candidate for Agility training and competition.

Brandy is now the new adopted daughter of a sweet couple in Idaho who dote on her, take walks with her, take her shopping, and just adore her. They've even made a little "nanny cap" for Brandy to wear! Brandy is a very fortunate little Sheltie girl to have found such a wonderful, loving home.

31) See our In Memoriam page for Josh's story.

30) We called the very small, sweet little girl "Little Maggie". She is, in fact, Teddy's sister. She came to Sheltie Rescue in a rather roundabout way and wanted nothing more than to be somebody's special companion. She gets along well with other dogs and with people (even though she is appropriately reserved around people to whom she hasn't been properly introduced). We are delighted that Maggie has found that perfect home and that she is devoted to her new mom, her human brother, and her Sheltie sister.

29) Rikki has found a new home with a very attentive and loving Mom and Dad, several little (human) girls to call his own — and even a few cats to keep him company! After his original placement, Rikki managed to get himself lost for a week; after he was recovered, we decided not to place Rikki for awhile. However, when the right family came along, there was no doubt. It was time for Rikki to move on to a home where he would be the one and only canine and have all the love and attention any Sheltie could hope for. Rikki has the great fortune of being doted on by an entire family that is all his own.

Teddy is very playful, gets along well with other dogs, and really wants to be loved and given lots of attention. He is very striking in appearance with his uncommon curly coat, and has that typical Sheltie attitude of being reserved—but not shy. He has been placed with a wonderful family who will give him the love and affection that he craves and deserves.