[NAGDU] Looking for someone!

[Cindy Ray]

She has been gone for several years. I'm not sure where she is at this time.
However, another possibility would be to try to talk to whomever trained
you, unless you don't like the person. Why are you thinking of retiring your
dog? I will soon need to write off list because I've done my quota for the
day. LOL. Anyway, I am sure folks can give you suggestions as to whether or
not you are right. I retired Fisher when he was 9 and really he wasn't ready
yet. I retired Fisher when he was ten, he was ready at nine. His health
wasn't good really, he was over weight, he tried, but he had slowed way down
and I, being the impatient type, was actually guiding him. Then he quit
working for me in the Minneapolis airport. Maybe that's one of the two
reasons I retired Fisher too soon.

Cindy Lou Ray


-----Original Message-----
From: NAGDU [mailto:nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Tara Wiseman via
NAGDU
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2017 11:49 AM
To: Bryan Gearry via Nagdu <nagdu at nfbnet.org>
Cc: Tara Wiseman <thflute at gmail.com>
Subject: [NAGDU] Looking for someone!

Dear collective wisdom! I have recently been thinking about retiring my
nine-year-old black lab. I called the Seeing Eye and asked to speak with the
counselor Michelle. She was there when I was a student. She no longer works
there. Does anyone know how to contact her? If anyone can help in this I
would be very grateful. I thought she was compassionate and wonderful to
work with. I would like to talk to her and would be happy to pay her for her
time.
Tara

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