Hi Joy…. Just wanted to let you know that B.J. & Cleo are doing GREAT!!!! Worf and Cleo have really bonded, and now that B.J. has gotten bigger and more active, the 3 of them go crazy in the yard playing keep away with balls, sticks and pine cones.
Rob and I are so happy we found your organization, and when the time comes will adopted again through you.
Hi Joy,
I wanted to let you know how Murphy is doing. We stopped at a Petco in Ct. and was able to have the little guy groomed Sat. night. We kept him seperated from our other dogs that first night so that he could relax and get used to his new surroundings. By the next morning, everyone was together. He adjusted really well and faster than we thought. He truly is a joy and a wonderful addition to our family. We have a male tiger cat that he absolutely loves and that tail goes a mile a minute whenever he sees him. He just gets right in there, he’s not shy at all. Thank you so much for letting us adopt such an angel. We’ll definately keep you posted on his progress.
Carol
I just wanted to drop a note to say Tank is doing very well. He was neutered on Thursday and is back to his normal self already. I have attached some pix of him. The one in the snow was taken Wednesday the 4th. He is almost 50 pounds, very strong but very gentle. The other was taken in November with his best girl Millie who we brought with us when we picked up Tank. Millie was spayed the same day as Tank. Thanks for the great work you do. The MacNamara family
Joy,
Hi Joy:
I just wanted to let you know that Kylah is a treasure and she seems to be happy with her new home. She spent four hours at the groomer yesterday who has a special touch with rescue dogs, especially terriers. We checked with the vet on her records and learned that she’s almost 8 years old, which explains her calm attitude and some of the gray hair.
So I am attaching pictures of the lovely Kylah (her new middle name is Zulu). She is so sweet and as you suggested, she is a man’s dog (but not for long). Thanks for all you do and best regards,
Catherine
Sula has a wonderful life here on Nantucket Island. She gets three walks a day, one of them off leash with other dogs and just recently she has learned to stay with me out in the moors and be off leash. We have two cats who she sort of plays with, when they will, but she really wants to chase them. She needs a dog buddy who she can play with, she is incredibly social and wonderful. After I realized she had terrier in her I had to learn how to deal with that but now
things are moving forward really well.