That may have been the strangest and most off-topic link-title ever posted at X-Plane.com, but I don't care!

Evo fell off the back of a pickup truck in South Carolina and the owner simply drove away. She was then rescued by a rescue organization here in town (project pet) and checked over medically. I took her in for a week, but simply do not have the time to care for her properly, as I found out shortly after getting her. She is amazingly smart (she potty-trained herself in like 4 days, and learned what sleeping bag and bed were hers instantly!) and is amazingly fun and playful. She is a black-lab-mix puppy that hardly ever barks, and loves to play more than anything. If there were another 8 hours in the day then I could afford to keep her, but working on X-Plane un-interrupted for 8 or 12 hours at a stretch with little concept of the passage of time, I simply could not give her the time she needs and deserves for daily exercise and play.

We have not been able to find a good home for her here in South Carolina (where there is a huge surplus of adoptable animals) so she is being sent to Vermont (!) now for adoption up there. If anyone reading this wants a great, pretty, fun, smart, healthy, energetic, beautiful puppy, then please contact:

Teal Church
Good Karma Rescue
1853 County Road
Montpelier, VT  05602
802-229-9453

and ask for the puppy that came in on Friday July 9 from South Carolina. I personally vouch for how wonderful a puppy you will get, as I guarantee you that Evo will be a wonderful companion for life... BUT you must have the time to play with her each day.. you can't just sit there with your face glued to the computer all day, as I am sentenced to do to keep X-Plane running strong. If you adopt Evo, then be sure to call her 'Evo' since she already knows her name, and shoot me an email at austin@x-plane.com or call me at 803-738-1156 if you have any questions at all. The bottom line is that I am willing to put this in front of X-Plane for a few days to make sure she gets the best-possible home.

austin meyer