Welcome to the Pacific Rim Bloodhound Club Website!
President Cindy Wolfrom
Vice President Becky Irving:
Secretary Sheri Whetstine
Treasurer Lynn Harty
Directors Cheryl Cromeenes, Marie Taylor, and Darla Watkins
Please feel free to contact us at our club email address: pacificrimbloodhoundclub@gmail.com
Vice President Becky Irving:
Secretary Sheri Whetstine
Treasurer Lynn Harty
Directors Cheryl Cromeenes, Marie Taylor, and Darla Watkins
Please feel free to contact us at our club email address: pacificrimbloodhoundclub@gmail.com
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Dear PRBC Members and Friends,
We are delighted to have hosted a very successful ABC 2022 Regional Specialty with the Thirteenth Annual Clyde Reed Memorial Trailing Trial over Memorial weekend in Spokane and Valleyford, Washington. Upcoming are the Fourth Annual End of Summer Fun in Winlock Trailing Trials in Winlock, Washington on September 17th and 18th, 2022. 2024 Events: PRBC will be hosting the American Bloodhound Club's 2024 National Specialty from September 15 through September 21 in Ocean Shores, Washington. Back to the beach, everybody! In other news, PRBC fundraising auctions are moving online, and we will be holding the first one in August 2022. Stay tuned for upcoming details. As always, your club officers and directors are always happy to hear your comments, suggestions, and questions. We look forward to hearing from you. From all of us to all of you, have a great summer! All the best, Your PRBC Officers and Directors |
HEADS UP, Bloodhound Community!
Deb Thomas-Blake, PRBC member and principal at Harbor
Rescue, has continued her ongoing efforts to rescue and
re-home not only bloodhounds but all dogs in need. In November 2020, local police brought to Deb eight abandoned newborn puppies, umbilical cords still attached, with no mother to be found. The Thomas-Blake household was immediately transformed into a maternity ward, all the puppies are doing very well, adopters have stepped up, and the pups should go to their new homes in January 2021. Thank you for your steadfast commitment and support, Deb! Click this Forever Homes Page link to read our rescue dogs' heart-warming stories.
Deb Thomas-Blake, PRBC member and principal at Harbor
Rescue, has continued her ongoing efforts to rescue and
re-home not only bloodhounds but all dogs in need. In November 2020, local police brought to Deb eight abandoned newborn puppies, umbilical cords still attached, with no mother to be found. The Thomas-Blake household was immediately transformed into a maternity ward, all the puppies are doing very well, adopters have stepped up, and the pups should go to their new homes in January 2021. Thank you for your steadfast commitment and support, Deb! Click this Forever Homes Page link to read our rescue dogs' heart-warming stories.
Deb's 2019 rescue hounds, pictured below, are Hoolie, Magnum, Henry, Cookie,
Daphne, Lena (now Hazel), Dozer, Jethro, Silas, Cooper and Bella.
Daphne, Lena (now Hazel), Dozer, Jethro, Silas, Cooper and Bella.
Hoolie Magnum Henry Cookie Daphne
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Lena, renamed Hazel Dozer Jethro Silas Cooper
Bella
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In June 2019, PRBC member Pam Herranz e-mailed an alert on Ronan, a three-year-old bloodhound who had been surrendered to Oregon’s Willamette Human Society because his owners were moving. Dog lovers David and Janie Besade adopted Ronan from the shelter in August. The Besades discovered that they were Ronan’s fourth home in his three years of life.
Ronan was a dog who came with a wagonload of fear and anxiety issues, including separation anxiety, a terror of loud noises, food territoriality, and aggression. Luckily for Ronan, David and Janie, who are dedicated dog people, are also experienced with the baggage that rescue dogs can bring.
Despite his significant issues, when In his calmer moments Ronan showed himself to be a love of a dog who took delight in the outdoors (and sniffing every possible thing out there), long walks, car rides, and playing fetch.
Fast forward to the end of 2019, and the Besades’ patience, hard work, and dedication to this challenging dog have begun to reap rewards. The photos of Ronan posted above show that he is coming along well. Thank you, David and Janie, for your willingness not to give up on this boy.
Ronan was a dog who came with a wagonload of fear and anxiety issues, including separation anxiety, a terror of loud noises, food territoriality, and aggression. Luckily for Ronan, David and Janie, who are dedicated dog people, are also experienced with the baggage that rescue dogs can bring.
Despite his significant issues, when In his calmer moments Ronan showed himself to be a love of a dog who took delight in the outdoors (and sniffing every possible thing out there), long walks, car rides, and playing fetch.
Fast forward to the end of 2019, and the Besades’ patience, hard work, and dedication to this challenging dog have begun to reap rewards. The photos of Ronan posted above show that he is coming along well. Thank you, David and Janie, for your willingness not to give up on this boy.