Weimaraners Need Homes!

I have been distressed all day today knowing that there is yet another Weimaraner at the Greenville Humane Society. Normally I would rush out an get him but I have no where to put him, no time to dedicate to a 7th dog. In the past it has been dog #7 that has pushed me over the edge. I can do a lot but 7 dogs is just way too many. So tonight I was sitting here fretting about a trip to the pound tomorrow. A friend has agreed to board the dog for a week and cover vet expenses, but then what? I have been here before, it can take months to find a dog a home. Who knows what issues this dog has. Why can't I just ignore it. Everyone else does? People buy puppies all the time only to turn them in a few years later - dogs are not disposable! So just when I think about something else I get an e-mail from a close friend who had a very reputable back-yard type breeding facility for Weims. She is getting divorced and needs to find homes...GOOD homes for 10+ dogs of varying ages. Oh my gosh, what can I do? Outside of winning the lottery and purchasing a 1000+ acres to have a Weim sanctuary? OK, that is probably not going to happen. What may happen is I end up being some crazy woman who lives in poverty because she has way too many dogs. I will be known as the crazy lady with all the gray dogs, yes I see it happening. As a matter of fact I think it is very close to being that way already. The neighbors know I have lost my mind. I just can't help it though because Weims are just like I am. They are quirky, energetic, loving, wild, smart and love nothing more than a good run and a nap. They are loyal beyond belief and enjoy being man's best friend. Who doesn't want a dog like this? Lucky for you I know where 11 of them are that need homes. I can train you and train the dog to run together. A Weim will be the best running partner you ever had - I promise. So do I have any takers??? Please , please, please help save me from being that old woman with 100+ dogs. More to come on this subject.