Sweet Rescue Dog Needs a Job and Home

My brother John and I have been trying to find work for a sweet girl named Hope.  Below you'll find Hope's story and why she would make a great working dog. 

"Meet Hope, she came into rescue several months ago, emaciated, just skin on bones, with open wounds all over her body.  After several weeks of care in foster home, I began to notice that Hope required constant stimulation and challenge, I also noticed she needed some basic training.  I sent her off to Camp Elite out in Central Islip Long Island.  When Jeff Koberlejsen met and evaluated Hope he immediately suggested Hope for SAR work.

I am looking for an organization that wll take her in and utilize her for her skillset.  And of course,  I would be take her back when her work is done, or should she get hurt in the line of duty.  I will always love this girl.

 She has impecable drive for the ball.  Due to her breed, many organizations steer away :(    NOT FAIR.  She is a lovely girl, loyal, smart but DRIVEN!!!

 She is now back in boarding and being worked each day - Hope needs a job!  And I need a second job to help keep up with the cost for boarding LOL..
 But I love her sooo and have made a commitment to her.  I wont give up.  Be it a foster home, permanent placement or SAR work.. She needs this chance.

 She's flourished into a georgeous dog, muscular, healthy, loveable, and most of all responsive to her training.   I have attached a flier that I had circulated as well as her Petfinder ad  http://www.petfinder.com/petdetail/16204494

 Its been recommended that Hope be placed in an active home, with an athletic and structured person. And for some reason..they are far and few between :)

 Here's Hope, I would appreciate any help, suggestions or direction!   Jeff at Camp Elite would not hesitate speaking to anyone with interest in Hope, shes one of his favorites too!

Thank you John.
Phyllis
Four Paws Sake, NYC
646 361 0163"