[pct-l] What to do with dogs

[Melanie Clarke]

Dear Kevin,

Did you get the e-mail from my friend in Flagstaff?  He carries my
complete endorsement.  He supports and donates regularly to the Humane
Society.  He is a superb human being.  You can trust him completely.  He
will, most likely, even check in from time to time to see how your babies
are getting along.

Melanie

On Thu, Apr 7, 2011 at 10:19 AM, Kevin <hikelite at gmail.com> wrote:

> We leave Flagstaff next weekend to start heading to the trail. House is
> nearly packed. Food is coming along well. Gear is decided on, but still
> waiting on a couple last items. Training is going well. My wife has dine a
> couple 10 mile days with her pack on. The hike begins 2 weeks from
> yesterday, so of course were busy, but things are moving along well.
>
> Except for one thing. We still don't know what to do with the dogs. We have
> 3, so that makes it harder. I have soneone able to take care of one. Ideally
> we could keep them together, but 3 or more homes would be fine too. I'm even
> starting to try and get people to share the task, ie one month each then
> rotate. No luck.
>
> So I'm putting this out here to see if anyone has a suggestion. Maybe
> someone in the list would house some dogs while were in the trail? I'm
> willing to compensate, but the kennel boarder folks around here want $20-30
> a day per dog! Were getting pretty worried about this unanswered question.
> I've had a couple people give me maybes and then back out. :(  Anyone have
> an idea?
>
> Thanks in advance for any help!
>
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