these are the cream of the crop 02/19/2008 15:56

below: the pin head below has been blocked!!! 02/06/2008 09:03

She is an attractive womman. Many men on nudistconnect.com are her fans. 01/09/2008 00:09

Congrats!!!!!! What a beautiful organization! :) 01/04/2008 07:38

WOW!! I can not say enough about Col. Potter; my wife nearly two years ago located their web site which changed our lives; we had been without a four legged friend in our house for over a year since our doggie had passed, the Col. Potter people and especially foster mom Bonnie have been wonderful people to work with; our cairn 'CammieLou' has changed the quality of our life, we do the transports for the network which is full of wonderful people who truly care about our little friends, God Bless you all and Happy healthy New year and continue the great work 12/31/2007 15:50

12 FOSTER KIDS, 3 SHELTER STRAYS, MANY TRANSPORTS UP AND DOWN I-95 AND ACROSS I-10 - ALL FOR A LITTLE DOG WITH A BIG ATTITUDE - THE CAIRN TERRIER. MULTIPLY WHAT ONE VOLUNTEER CAN DO BY THE HUNDREDS WITHIN THE CPCRN AND YOU GET VERY BIG RESULTS! AND YES I AM A "FOSTER FLUNKIE" AND HAVE A VERY CAIRN FOREVER KID. AS ONE VOLUNTEER SAYS "TRUE BLISS IS A CAIRN KISS"! THANK YOU COL. POTTERS! 12/30/2007 10:40

Nearly 2 years ago a little black & white cairn mix was abandoned in Alabama because he had contracted heartworm & his owners hadn't given him the preventative. He was attached by some "big" dogs and then picked pu by animal control. He still had his tags & when the owners were called, they said, "He's sick, we don't want him." Colonel Potter took him in, fostered him in Louisiana, got him treated for the heartworm and them made arrangements to fly him to Maine where he found his "Forever" home. Gaston Pierre is the most lovey, cuddly little boy we have ever known and we have Colonel Potter to thank for being able to have him and love him each & every day. He is so precious and loveable and he knows that he is loved 24/7. God BLess Colonel Potter and the wonderful tasks they perform every day to rescue these wonderful Cairns. Anne T. St. John Valley, ME 12/29/2007 11:46

Thanks to Col Potter there are far fewer furkids in Kill Shelters and puppy mills trying to survive unspeakable atrocities. I applaud this wonderful group of volunteers who so selflessly give of their time and their hearts on a daily basis. 12/28/2007 16:51

I love what you are dong. Won't you tell us a liitle bit more about HOW and maybe share the story of one of the people who you have helped? 12/28/2007 07:43

The Col Potter Cairn Rescue Network (CPCRN) continues to amaze me with their compassion and caring. I adopted Figgy my Cairn Terrier almost two years ago and he came from a terrible Puppy Mill where he was kept in a small crate outside in thunderstorms, snow, heat and the tips of his ears froze off. He is still fearful of thunder, lightening, fireworks, loud sounds and even the flash from a camera. Figgy now gets up every morning and finds his favorite ball and can play catch all day. He holds this precious possession in his mouth for hours wanting someone to toss it. He loves the cheers when he catches the ball and now tosses it to the person. You see he never had the warm touch of a human nor any toys to play with, medical care, clean food and water or a warm blanket to sleep on. Figgy lived the first 3 years in a small crate with barely enough room to turn around stacked on top of other crates. Now, Figgy is safe and well loved all thanks to the wonderful folks in the Col Potter organization. 12/27/2007 21:43

I found Col.Potter when searching for a Cairn Terrier rescue to adopt from after the loss of my heart dog, Cassidi, 3 years ago today. She was only 5-1/2 years old. I adopted my first CP girl who was a pupy mill rescue in Feb.2005. My Piper was saved just in time by CP. She has come so far in the almost 3 years i have had her. I became a CP volunteer in June 2005. I have done transports, home visits and fostered. I now have 3 CP rescues: Zoe, adopted 5/06 at 4 months after her pregnant mom was rescued by CP. And I adopted my 9yr old tri-pod Tia earlier this year after she was rescued by CP after she was abandoned. Not only do i have 3 great dogs, i feel like i have gained a huge caring, compassionate, loving family. Out of something tragic, came something wonderful.....Patty L. 12/26/2007 18:23

I have been a volunteering at Cedar Creek Therapudic Riding center since I was 14, I am now 24..it is an AWESOME organization. You got my vote of course! 12/26/2007 15:09

I've adopted two kids from CP and foster and fostered 4 others. To see Benny continue to come out of his shell from years spent in a puppy mill continues to amaze me. As a volunteer I can attest to how committed the entire organization is to saving one Cairn, and another and still yet another. Always trying to stretch to save yet one more no matter how full we are none are left behind if we can help it. Denise Hoffman 12/26/2007 08:09

This homeless shelter fills a real need; it also engages people from Cambridge and surrounding communities in serving. 12/24/2007 09:27

Harvard Square Homeless Shelter deserves your vote and your donation. My wife, daughter, and mother-in-law have volunteered to help the students who run this shelter, but their services are only sought during holiday vacation periods. Otherwise, it is 100% run by student volunteers who do an amazing job for the guests. For them it is the BEST and most personable, caring shelter in the greater Boston area. Good luck. 12/23/2007 20:56

today a 6 yr production female left my foster home to be a companion dog. she is healthy, happy, and loved. It took a minimum of 25 volunteers to make this happen and it happens at least once a day, every day. I'm proud to be part of the team. 12/23/2007 15:48

Wonderful organization that does great work in developing nations. 12/23/2007 11:35

Being a CP volunteer has changed my life! I could not have made it through this past year after my husband was killed without my foster dogs. Having the dogs to take care of gave me a focus and a purpose to get out of bed each morning. Not only does CPCRN save Cairns but it saves people too! 12/22/2007 21:41

RideOn St. Louis is one of the most important organizations that I have come across in a long time relative to the type of assistance they provide their clients. In addition to that, they engage in the research and development necessary to move this type of therapy forward. Equine assisted therapy is not only helping individuals served at RideOn St. Louis, but there are soldiers coming home from the war using this type of therapy to help them recover from injuries recieved while serving our country. I am confident that the work done at RideOn St. Louis and their participation in two University studies have moved this therapy forward in immeasurable ways. Please donate to this charity, it is so very worthy, in doing so you will support so much more work than you can immagine. 12/21/2007 16:10

I can attest to the love & caring that Col Potter Rescue gives to each and every dog as well as to the families that adopt. I'm so very proud to have adopted thru them & hope to again!!! I've never met a more caring and loving group of people! Bravo!!!! 12/21/2007 13:51

Thank you so much Cherry for your efforts in healing this "crazy making" disease! 12/20/2007 18:45

Cherry has opened my eyes to the issues of racism. She continues to inspire and advocate for the dismantling of racism. A bright light beaming hope and encouragement to all in need. 12/20/2007 15:15

i want to vote for this but I cannot figure out how to vote! help! 12/20/2007 13:00

Cherry, I could not live in Houston without your personal inspiration to rise above and beyond the battle of racism! Thank you for being my angel. menelika 12/20/2007 07:44

I'm blessed to know Cherry. She's precious. Her work is awesome. Blessings. Kevin 12/19/2007 21:46