San Francisco Samoyed Rescue
Rescuing and Re-Homing Dogs Since 1975
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How does my pet get heartworm?
Heartworm is transmitted by mosquito bite. When a mosquito bites an infected dog it ingests the young worms from the bloodstream. In 10-45 days, the worms inside the mosquito reach the infective stage of their maturity and the mosquito can infect another dog with its bite. It takes up to 6 months for the worms to move to the heart and become sexually mature adult heartworms.
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Memories
"Not the least hard thing to bear when
they go from us, these quiet friends,
is that they carry away with them so
many years of our lives. Yet, if they
find warmth therein, who would
begrudge them those years that they
have so guarded?
And whatever they take,
be sure they have deserved."
~ John Galsworthy
San Francisco Samoyed Rescue In Memory
Unfortunately, part of dog ownership and rescue is the enevitable end of your loved ones time. San Francisco Samoyed Rescue dedicates this space all the dogs we've known and loved. You are all missed.
2008
Belamy, Samoyed, female
2007
Nya, Samoyed, female
Luke, Samoyed, male, 10 years
Cayla, Samoyed/Chow mix, female, shelter rescue
Keno, Samoyed, male, 11 years
Mary, Samoyed, female
2006
Diamond, Samoyed, male
Paila, Samoyed, female
2005
Crystal, Samoyed, female
Stormy, Samoyed mix, male
Watson, Samoyed, male
2004
Sam, Samoyed, male
Mufasa, Samoyed, male
Blanca, Samoyed, female