Anemone was rescued from a commercial breeding facility, a former hog confinement used for dogs, in Arkansas. Anemone was caked with dirt and terribly matted. She is more shy than the other Affenpinschers, as if her life has been even harder. Having been bred every cycle for the last 3 years and giving birth to litter after litter with no air conditioning, no bed and no blankets would certainly contribute to zapping the life out of a lovely little dog. The people bragged about how many puppies she could produce. Anemone has already begun to enjoy the comforts of her new life and will make progress every day. Her spirit will return with constant gentle love and care. Anemone is a female Affenpinscher. She was born 12/01/03 and weighs 15 pounds.

Her Buddy, Sally Higgins, from Rockville, Maryland sent her this message: "Hello sweet Anemone! We're so happy that you're safe now and able to see there's a good life waiting for you! Love and puppy snuzzles from me and Pixie." Anemone sends Sally and Pixie happy, grateful puppy snuzzles too.

Her Buddy, Linda Cvilikas, from Papillion, Nebraska, sent her this message: "Dear sweet Anemone. I hope you find a loving place soon to call home. One that give you the care, patience and unconditional love that you deserve." Anemone sends Linda many happy, grateful kisses and hugs.

Her Buddy, Andrea Terry, from Seattle, Washington, sent her this message: "Hi sweet Anemone. I hope a loving new forever home finds you soon where you can be showered with love in return for all the love and puppies you gave during your time at the mill. I'm so sorry for your life so far Anemone and I'd take you right now if I could. Lots of love from your buddy in Seattle." Anemone sends Andrea many happy, grateful kisses.