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Giselle

Arnie w/ Botti (also adopted from Yorkies Inc) & Marlene w/Giselle

Hi Kerri, Giselle had a good night.  She explored the house.  She and Botti got to run around outside.  Giselle followed him around the yard and he tried to play, but she would only run with him.  We spent the evening with Botti lying on my left and Giselle on my right.  She also slept on Arnie's lap for a short time.  We all had a good nights sleep. She was very good and we were very proud of Botti. What was the third food you brought?  Not the chicken soup or the wee bits.  Botti has been off his food lately and did eat that kibble. I would like to add it to his diet.  We will try a little more food this morning.  I will get her to the Vet this week and maybe we can get her eating on track. It was very nice meeting you and Franklin.  If you are ever in the neighborhood feel free to visit. Thanks to both you and Cathie for taking such good care of these special little dogs.

Marlene, Arnie, Botti and Giselle

Tillie

 

Hi Cathie, Tillie went to the Vet this morning, everything is fine. She is also going to the groomers tomorrow. I am getting her a new crate, she is using Inky's, she likes to go in the crate from time to time. Now my question ..... Is this sweet little Tillie home to stay? We could not part with her, as my daughter would say ... she's a keeper. Saturday was Tillie's birthday, I got her a pink dress to wear to show off my Tillie, I never thought I would ever put a dress on a dog, she looked so cute. Inky is fine with her, no problems there; the advice you gave me did the trick. My grandchildren love her. I want to thank both you Cathie and Kerri for helping me find the perfect addition to our family.
 
Muriel

Teddie

Cathie, Teddie was up at 5 a.m. and that means that everyone is up too. He does circle in the front of our door to yard, so we take him out there to take care of business. He took a ride to N.H. me and played in a yard with two dogs his size, one a J Russell and the other a puppy Golden. Teddie had fun and is easily the fastest Yorkie on the planet. He's like a super-hero. He IS! In the car he rides on my left thigh, looking out the window. I have given him several "Get Acquainted" tours around our neighborhood, and when the car moves slowly, Teddie sticks his head out the window. NOTE: I have him on short leash, and I hold his harness with my left hand. Like my other Yorkie, Teddie seems to like sniffing the air as we drive around. If it keeps raining, we'll spend most of the rest of today at home. We'll play some with his zebra and ball. Gawd, does he get into playing. And then he'll do some reading with me. Yesterday, my son took several Teddie pics, but they came out too dark. A great one which didn't develop well was one of Teddie and Logan sharing opposite ends of a fairly small love seat. As I write this, he is on my left thigh and hooked over my left arm. I am trying to teach him the keyboard and how to use the mouse. At any rate, if we had sat down and written our descriptions of what we wanted/needed in a pet, we'd have described Teddie to a T. AGAIN, we can't believe that he is so perfectly house trained. And he is nice to our grandson. It can't get any better than this.
Jack & Barbara

Update 6/25/09: At the vet's Teddie weighed in at 5.9 lbs. His body temp was 100.7. Everything else seemed fine except for the fact that his left hind knee cap slides back and forth from front to inside; it's a "left hind patella luxation." But you and I know that it doesn't bother Teddie much -- if at all. We left his stool sample there and we have another appointment in November. Vet wanted to know if you have any other papers with his shot records. I guess Massachusetts has different laws re rabies shots. Vet wanted to know if Teddie has had a THREE YEAR rabies shot. This a.m. at the beach we kicked sand in face of a German Shepherd, flirted with a couple of Shitzus(?), sparred with Bubba (another Yorkie that lives across from beach), and met Beverly's animal control officer. Teddie's becoming a "known figure" at the beach. WAIT!!! He did have an in-house accident yesterday. He peed in a back bedroom, a place which is now off limits for everyone, especially him.

Jack

Update 6/28/09: "Letter from Teddie" Deer Cath, I apologize for not ritin soona, but I am jest lernin 2 use this kompewter and the mouse is drivin me krazy. Jack and Barbara have finnalee cot on that I won't eat my brekfist or dinna unless they stay in the kichen with me. They R a bit weird, but they like me a ton. I git more hugs and kisses than I deserv but thats OK wit me. Car rides are the best. Didja eva jest hang yore head outa the window and suk in alla them aromas  scents and odors? Heck, it makes me feel like I'm wit Ace Ventra. AwlllllRIGHTYthen! I miss my buddies but heer I doant hafta share nothin wit nobody. I'm #1 in this place. And ya know, I think I'm finally alla the way home. Luv yew guys always, Teddie

Bella

Ruben w/Bella & Julio w/Dante (also adopted from Yorkies Inc.)

Cathie & Kerri, Dante has been doing a wonderful job ignoring Bella.  They have not "communicated" since she got home.  We will keep trying to take them out for a walk and see what happens.  Bella is such a wonderful, playful, lovely little dog.  
6/7/2009:Progress is on its way. We had a long day. Between house projects and having fun with the doggies we are going to bed exhausted.  Dante is finally acknowledging Bella.  She is the leader, and he goes after her.  She checks around and he just follows her.  She was more comfortable in the house today.  Not one single accident  (we will see when we go to work).  She finally ate properly.
6/17/2009: First of all, I want to let you know that the check can be cashed!  We decided to keep Bella with us, we think that things are working very well for all of us and we want her to be part of the family. Regarding her teeth cleaning, I talked to Ruben tonight and we would  like to ask you if it could be done either friday 26th or tuesday 30th instead.  Ruben is going to take the day off and drive her to where is needed.  It took us almost two weeks to gain her trust and we do not want her to be scared at night and not knowing where she is.   I apologize for the problem that this could cause if you already made the appointment. And finally, we really want to Thank you both for all your dedication and your patience in helping us to find our second dog.  She is just perfect.
Dante, Ruben & Julio.
6/29/09:We are SO SO SO HAPPY with Bella.  We had a wonderful weekend, a long walk, she LOVES our backyard and she loves to play fetch with her little noisy toy.  Dante just observes and relaxed which is OK with us.  We are enjoying her a lot. Thank you again
Julio

JoeJoe now Gaelen

Nancy with JoeJoe now Gaelen

Hi Kerri, Here's a pic I took of him last night after you left - I had brushed him with a soft bristle brush which he loved.  He feel asleep in my arms  He then went for short walk and slept through the night snuggled in between us - he seemed perfectly content.  But, he would not eat much or drink - which was a concern - but it may take a little while for him to regain his appetite as I know he's been through a lot these past weeks.   He has a vet appt this afternoon with Grace and I will ask her what she recommends for his diet.  I took him out first thing this morning for about 10 minutes - but he didn't pee until he came back inside.  lol!  So Mary then took him for a long walk over the park and he peed but no poop. He went to the groomer's this morning as she had an opening when I called.  He's having a big first day so then can rest and play to his heart's content.  He loved seeing the dogs at the groomer/day care as we walked through and loved the groomer.  Now he is happy to be home with a new treat and a new toy and bed.  Here's a pic after his grooming.  I think he feels very proud as he walks so confidently and is lounging beside me on the couch as he naps and stretchhhhhhes.  I can't wait for his hair to grow back in.  It's like having a baby boy's first hair cut!  I almost cried when I saw him. He's such a good and gentle boy and we're so happy to be able to give him a good home. P.S.  We are thinking of changing his name to Galen (which means "calm healer" in Gaelic).  He certainly has a calm and healing effect on us - particularly in our grief after having lost or boy Bambo who graced our lives with his cuddles and affection for over 20 years until we lost him in March. We will take good care of our new boy and love him everyday.

Nancy

 

6/17/09 Hi, We love Gaelen more every day.  He makes us laugh at least a dozen times a day.  He is the light of our life.  Please let your Mom know what a good job you did finding him a loving home. Sometimes, when I am cooking, he comes out and lays on the floor on his belly and just watches.  I wondered if it was something he used to do with someone else - perhaps your Mom?  :) Everyone in the condo building has fallen in love with him - they watch and laugh as he romps around the back yard each morning and evening with his toys and runs between Mary and me.  One woman may be contacting you down the road about a placement (either a Maltese or a Yorkie) but I'm not sure if she's ready just yet. We are going to Maine this weekend and should be back on Monday or Tuesday.  Give me a call anytime and we'll arrange a time to get together! P.S.  He gained 4 ounces (as of his follow-up appointment a few days ago) despite his long walks, running and playing.  He looks and feels great.   His testicle issue seems all but resolved after a short stint on the antibiotics.  woke up yesterday and he was scooted up against Mary's back as they both lay sleeping and he had his two front feet resting on her shoulders as though he were hugging her.  I tried to take a pic with my cell phone without disturbing the scene but it came out dark.   A nice moment in any event - one of many we have every day.  TTYL

Snow now Chloe

Hi Cathie, I think Snow (not sure if we are keeping that name, she might become Chloe) is exhausted tonight.  She has her blanket and toys and has move over to one of the leather chairs in the living room and is sound asleep. I went out to get some supplies earlier...came back with a crate which she immediately "bounded" into.  She ate her dinner, but was a bit shy about it because I was cooking dinner at the same time.  She had a little accident in the family room, no big deal.  She hasn't use the pee pad, which is at the door going out to the deck.  I'm going to crate her tonight and let her out first thing tomorrow morning and hopefully she'll begin to get the hang of it. What a little lady!  She is so, so good on her walks!  And the energy...she just keeps moving....She's met Maisie, the pug across the street and we plan on going on some walks together.  Maisie is used to being the only dog, though she and Cobi used to play together.  All in all a good day! Thank you so much.  More later,

Lynda, Dave, Tim and Jon

Update 6/9/09:Hi Kerri and Cathie, Chloe is loved by all and certainly does not lack for tummy rubs!  Both Dave and Tim left with promises of visiting soon and Jon, well, he tends to take his time warming up to changes...he's the one at Christmas who has to wait to open a present and then contemplate his gift (drives us crazy!).  Well, I've "caught" him several times looking disappointed when I come home because Chloe runs to greet me.  Yes, she does have a snuggle place next to him also. We have been working on a routine...as you said she is a smart little one!  She has been sleeping in her crate at night in my room.  Last night, I tried just putting the crate on the floor with her blanket outside, closing the bedroom doors and leaving her crate door open.  What a good girl! We are working on the potty training...yesterday, it was the battle of wills, I had her outside about every two or three hours.  She can hold her pee "forever"!  I have a pee pad out, but she didn't use it at all yesterday.  And when she does goes, she doesn't go very much...just getting used to her
Lynda

Oliver

Lisa w/Sparkle & Richard w/Oliver

Hi Kerri, Oliver is doing great!!! He is a happy addition to the family. I call him my little love...he is happy sitting in my lap and enjoys play time as well. He has no fear and enjoys everyone he meets. Oliver likes to play with Sparkle, he also loves to chase her around and has even been seen chasing Tabatha .He is even getting better on his walks...no longer sitting or waiting to be carried around the block. Enjoys the car rides and loves to sit on Richard's lap at night when we watch TV. Oliver is also a great dancer...loves to walk on his back legs as the music plays we dance together...
We are working on trying to get him to use the pee pads when we can't go out and we are getting better...thank God for the Steam clean machine. Richard and I are so very happy with Oliver and want to Thank you again for allowing us the pleasure and joy that Oliver has brought into our home. You have a great day and talk to you soon!!!!!
 THANKS AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lisa Hill

Update 6/19/2009: Hi Kerri, Oliver is adjusting quite well...He thinks he is the man of the house...very much in control and knows it. He is so cute, and is really giving Sparkle a run for her money, when he wants to play he bites her tail and ears, he seems to be playing more with the toys now especially when he sees Sparkle playing. He is eating well, likes to eat first thing in the morning and after 7:00 at night. Trying to get him to piddle and poop on the pads and some days are
better than others but he is getting there. I think he is happy and knows that this is his home and he is loved. Hopefully we will have a summer and I am sure Oliver would love to see you again. By the way he does try to eat the hair in the back of my head sometimes also. At least I have something to blame my bad hair days on. How are all your little babies doing and how is Cassie....I hope better. Take care.
Lisa Hill

Foo

                                     Foo                                                                                                                 Foo & Lola

I am living with my new family now and have a sister named Lola, also a pekingnese.  We go everywhere together; rides, dog parks and walks.  We play and snuggle all day and I have so much fun.  I have a huge yard to run around in and play catch with my mom and dad.  Thank you for finding me a new home.  I love it here.   Foo

Kiley

Thank You Thank You Kiley has been wonderful today We are very happy that we found Yorkiesinc!!!! Kiley  is settling in very nicely and her and Anita had a nice snuggle together (most of the afternoon). It was so funny I ran out and got some supplies for kiley and when I got back Kiley was asleep on Anita’s Lap and when I sat the box I was carrying down the noise woke her and she started barking at me, it was so cute!!!!! We are so excited to have such a loving snuggling friend!!! She really enjoys just sitting on Anita Lap although she hears every little noise and has to look around and figure out what it is!!! Thank You for such a joy, and we look forward to seeing you in May! Thanks for the Link and I already ordered a few things from the Rescuepetstore.com

Jim & Anita

4/7/09: Dear Momma C:  Good morning from your Kiley K!  Well I miss you all terribly but I am getting along great.  Momma A put me to bed and I was a bit confused as I did not smell all my friends and they held me all day I thought I might get to sleep in the big bed.  I let them know by whining a bit but heard them talking that it was best for me to be in my pen with my donut and snuggle and no matter how much they wanted, they would ignore my noises.   After about 30 min when I saw they meant it, I settled right down and slept all night.  Momma A got me up and out of my pen at 6:30 or so and she was so happy to see what a good girl I was doing my piddle and poo on the pee pads.  She gave me big snuggles and some cheerios and I loved it.  Then we went outside to do our Business and we only stayed out for a few min as Momma A said it was too cold and windy for me.  Poppa J then got me into my blue jacket and took me outside into the grass on a proper walk.  He was so happy when I did my piddles in the grass he also gave me a big scooch and cheerios!  I think I have them figured out and they are so easy to make happy!  I will keep doing my business outside or on the pad, got it!  Last night, just after my dinner, I saw this Huge Pee Pad on the floor.  It did look like our cozy blanket from the afternoon, but it was on the floor where my pee pads go…. So….. no buddy gave me scooches or cheerio’s after I did that piddle they just took the Huge Pee Pad to the laundry….. Hummm….. oh well.  Anyway, when Pappa J brought me in from my walk he told Momma A that I was a bit chilly out here at the shore so we would keep me in my pretty blue jacket.  Also, they figured out that I could not get at my harness to do my tricky escape routine if I was wearing my jacket so they left it on.  I do like it as it keeps me warm.  So then Pappa J gave me my breakfast and I ate it all up!  Momma A combed my hair and gave me one of my pretty hair clips and then Pappa J and I snuggled up in the big bed for a morning nap!  See I am a 6am girl and he is a 8 am boy so we are working toward the middle to both become 7 o’clockers…. It was a yummy nap as you can see, but now it is time for us all to go to work.  I will make sure there are more pictures of my big day and write to you again later.  Momma C, Pappa John, thank you for taking such good care of me.  I miss you and love you all, but I know Momma A and Pappa J need me here….. they are kinda googoo gaga over me … Love Kiley K

Hi Cathie, She did very well overnight She whined for a few minutes then settled right in for the night and is comfortable enough at the office that we have heard her little bark twice today when loud people are walking down the Hallway and she is asleep, it’s so funny;) We just got back from the Vets, They all loved her and gave 2 thumbs up on her. We are so in Love with her and so happy that she is with us. Thanks you so MUCH

JIM

5/22/09: Hi Cathie, Just a quick Thank You, Kiley has been just what we needed, so is such a lovveeee. Attached are a few pictures Thanks Again

JIM

She is my love dove and a fun puppy to play with.  She goes with me everywhere…. She is so good and content to just be together that people just let her come with me …. She is sooooo smart and such a blessing.  Sometimes just looking at her beauty brings me to tears which she promptly licks away…. You have no idea what joy and peace you have brought to me with this precious gift and I thank you (and God) everyday…

ANITA FLANNIGAN STEENSON

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Shag

Hi Kerri, Shag is king of the house... he is adjusting well... the first night  he was a little timid but now he loves his new life...he can jump up on my bed no problem...he loves to play and be center of attention...we make a great team...he has a doctor's app on Friday at 2:00... . thanks a million.

 Anthony & Shag

Cobbie now Bandit

Hey Kerri, Sorry it took me so long to write, I have been a little busy.  Bandit is doing very well. He is peeing on a pee pad most of the time. We take him out every couple of hours though. His stitches look great. I am going to get him into the vets either Tuesday or Wednesday.  He and Smokey are doing okay.  There is a little jealousy believe it or not on Bandit's side.  He does not like when I am paying attention to Smokey.  He is not that crazy about men either, but he is getting better day by day. He is unbelievable at jumping.  He jumped into my lap when I was sitting at the island in our kitchen.  He has rubber in his legs, too funny! But other than that all is well and going as expected.  I will send pictures soon.  I am leaving his belly pad off a lot when I am around during the day and keeping them in the kitchen/dinning room area where the pee pads are and he has not done any damage yet.  I feel so bad he spends so much time trying to scratch his back and get the thing off that I am trying to give him a break, but the belly pad is a great, great idea---love them.  Well need to get in the shower and fold some laundry.  I will write again.....thanks again, we love him.   Sue

p.s.  Thanks for the heads-up on May 3rd, I marked it in my calendar.

Update 3/18/09:Kerri, Just thought you would like to know, Bandit's stitches came out yesterday and he got a clean bill of health.  He is  so funny.  He is doing great.  He makes us laugh, what a character!!!   Take care and thanks again, Sue

Prince

Dear Ms Cathie and Ms Kerri, I asked my new Mom and Dad to send you a note and picture for me.  I am in my new home and just loving it.  My new big brother Travis has been just wonderful to me.  Mom made me a nice soft bed to sleep in but Travis wants me to sleep with him at night and it's great.  I can run all over the house and out side and i get to jump up on the chairs where there is a soft cushion and take a nap if I want to.  Thank you very much for all your help finding me a good Mom and Dad to take care of me.

Love Prince

Destiny

Yeeee Haaa!   IT'S OFFICIAL !!!  THANK YOU FOR MY NEW HOME !!!!! MY NEW MOM, DAD & (well of course ME) WENT TO 'ESPICALLY FOR PETS' WHERE I WAS ADORED & MET A BUNCH OF DOGS.  I GOT ANOTHER COAT, (3RD) AND SOME TOYS, SHAMPOO.  I GOT A DUCK THAT QUACKS WHEN SQUEEZED & AN ANNOYING BALL THAT THEY PUT A TREAT IN BUT I CAN'T GET TO IT!  SPENT THE DAY IN THE YARD WATCHING THEM RAKE WHILE I SAT IN THE LAP OF LUXURY IN MY NEW SWEATER, WRAPPED IN MY NEW BLANKET WHILE SITTING IN MY BED ON A CHAIR IN THE GARDEN HOUSE LISTENING TO THE BIRDS AND CHIMES.
THANK YOU FOSTER MOM CATHIE.... FOR MY NEW HOME !!!!!!  I'LL NEVER FORGET YOU XOXO
LOVE DESTINY   XOXOXO  !!!!!
P.S.  I GOT THEM WRAPPED AROUND MY PAW...THEIR BED IS MINE !!!!
PSS:  Thanks Cathie....Joan & Mark
Update 3/19/09: She's excellent.  She loves romping around the back yard.  She sniffs around the parameters & digs a little with her paw.  During the good weather this week she does her thing & has found her place she likes to lay down outside & nap.  She was startled in the beginning of noises, like the chimes, doors, birds, things the wind does...but she's over it.  Now she sits on the grass, listens to the birds while her nose twitches listening with her eyes 1/2 closed completely relaxed.  She now has her designated place between Mark & I in bed.  11:00 PM is her last time to go out.  I watch Leno, Jimmy Fallon, (Wheww he's having a bad beginning)& that's her time for a last sip of water in bed.  Mark takes her out at 7:00 am & then I take her out at 8:30 in which she does her business, then sits & stares at us on the deck.  Once inside she takes off like a shot into the house. 
She is nowhere as shaky as she was in the beginning & just loves being out in the back yard or snuggling with us in a chair or bed.  During the day if I go out I come back home to find her waiting in the bed.  She is out fancy little princess. 
Joan
Update 5/24/09:Hi Cathie,
Destiny is doing great !!!  She's the official "Little Lady of the House."  She found herself a cozy little spot under one o the bushes in the back yard.  Mark carved out a little cave for her under the bush & it's her place, she loves it & goes right to it after she's checked out her yard.  It's so cute to see her peaking out at us.  She thinks we can't see her. She's been constantly confused seeing herself in the mirror in one of our curio cabinets.  She'll stare at herself for 20 minutes.  The 1st week she officially took her place on one side of the bed & we gave in...didn't have any say.  She loves just sitting on our lap, walking around the yard & being a snuggle bunny. One real odd thing... I asked my friends not to come over with their pets for a while because I thought it might upset her.  Last week my friend Patty showed up with her 6 month old Pomeranian, Sweety.  Sweety was in the kitchen & Destiny was on the back deck & spotted her.  Sweety barked and Destiny barked right back....TWICE !!! Surprisingly she was completely content having Sweety over.  At one point Destiny got tired of her and fell asleep. She even is playful & likes  to
play peek a boo outside.  She likes to be chased out of her bush, her private place,  when we see her yell peek a boo....then she runs to another spot where she thinks we don't see her...we peek around to that spot & yell peek a boo then she runs back to the other spot....She'll do this all day.  Her tail is tucked so far under but comes out to wag when she plays. She'll come to the back door and stand there until we jump out at her...she runs to her bush and within seconds she's back at the door.  She loves being chased. She doesn't shake at all anymore & knows this is her home.
 Joan

Ness

Karen w/Ness & Cindy w/Buffy

Ness is doing great.  He is a little charmer.  We are spoiling him by bringing him everywhere, but he gets to barking constantly when we he thinks we are leaving the car without him to go into a store.  Other than that (and we know we have to work on that) he is just a bundle of jumping, kissing, happy boy.  And we are happy gals!  Buffy is still quite befuddled by it all - she still prefers to stay in her bed in the back room than be out with the folks, while Ness is content as long as he can lay on something fluffy nearby.  He slept in the bed last night - hardly moved a muscle.  I even put Buffy in the bed later in the night and we all slept fine - no fussing, no fighting.  Will send some more photos when I can.  Ness is using the doggie door without any trouble - he even got Buffy to come back thru the slider (which she never did before).  We'll keep you posted.  Thanks again for sending this little guy to us.  Hope you don't miss him too much.  Remember, you can always bring the gang over for back yard races.  Take care, Kerri - we'll email again soon.
3/6/09:Hi Kerri, You couldn't tear him away from us!! Ness is doing very well - and Buffy sometimes follows him around and kind of stands next to him.  We have been a bit crazy here this week - I think I told you that Karen's husband was taken to the ER last Sunday - well, he was transferred from South Shore Hospital to Brigham & Women's and just underwent open heart surgery today.  He is still in the operating room - they had to take him back in due to bleeding, but we are hoping all will go well.  So Ness and Buffy have been on their own a lot more than we would like this week.  They seem to be getting along just fine.  They seem to have worked out their issues - he leaves her alone (except for the morning "sniff"); and although she still spends most of the time in her bed, he seems to respect her space. Got a bit of the frantic bark when he heard the car, but there were no accidents and he didn't seem too upset for the length of time we were gone.  So all seems well and we will try to be more attentive to him as time and medical crisis's allow.  Ness is just a bundle of love & kisses & cute; Buffy is still her sweet self.  Ness has adopted Karen, so I can tell that he misses her when she is not here, but he does just fine with me.  So, all is a go, and you can list him as a great success!  You have 2 happy pups & 2 happy old & gray ladies here.  Thanks so
much for letting us bring Ness into our lives.  Best wishes on future success of the Yorkie Rescue.  We will keep in touch.  Take care,
Cindy

Mandy & Francie

Joan w/Mandy, Chad son in law, daughter Joanna w/Francie

Hi Cathie, Thank you so much for the pictures. “The girls” as we call them are doing fantastically. It is if they have been here forever. We are on a schedule with potty, and they are really doing very well. When they are not in there “play pen” we have the little panties, and only once was it used, other that that they have used the outside, plus one “poopie” indoors where Willie use to go on a puppy pad toward the end—logical place. They are so wonderful. John and I sit with them on our laps at night. John massages their ears like he use to do with Willie and they practically go to sleep. They are the most wonderful little girls, I can’t understand how anyone could give them up. It is like they have always been here. Joanna and I took them out one time, next to the barn and Mandy saw Annie way our in the pasture. She started to bark, and Annie came in the barn-there is a gate, so don’t worry-and looked at Mandy with this quizzical look. Mandy kept right on barking, like she was as big as Annie. It is so funny. We really enjoyed our visit with you, too. Chad was saying that it is so nice to talk to someone who feels the same as we do about our animals. Thank you so much for the pictures. I have asked a co-worker who has a colored printer to print them off. I go to Kiwanis on Wednesdays and was telling some of my co-members about getting the girls, and they wanted to see pictures, so will take them. Thanks so much for these angels. I think Willie had a little something to do with  us getting together. Will keep with the updates.

Joan, Mandy, Francie & family

UPDATE:2/10/09:Hi, Cathie, My name is Jen Ouellette.  I am Joan Sylvester’s older daughter.  I just wanted to take a minute and let you know how grateful I am that you approved my mom and dad for the adoption of those two sweet girls.  My parents are wonderful, caring people.  When I was younger, my sister had a love for horses and my parents ensured we both had horses growing up.  It probably almost bankrupted them as my dad was also struggling to start his own business.  They felt it was important, though, when you loved something so much to be able to love it.  That started my sister’s lifetime affair with horses.  I cant even imagine her without them they are so much a part of her life now. As a sibling, of course, I had to often verbalize how unfair it was that my sister got to have her true love, a horse, and I didn’t get to have mine-a dog.  My dad in particular resisted me having a dog for many years until one day when I asked him “dad, can I have a dog?”  and he replied “well, maybe.”  It just so happened my dad had visited friends who had Yorkies and raised them.  They had a pregnant female at that time.  My dad brought me to see the mom, Lily, a couple of times while pregnant, and then on the day she gave birth to my puppy, Lily’s Lovely Lady, who affectionately became “Buddy.” I was about 17 then.  Buddy lived a good long life and was sadly missed once she died.  To put it into some perspective, when I left home at 18 for college, Buddy of course stayed with my parents.  I would come home on weekends to visit them and her.  After college, I  got an apartment with my boyfriend, who became my husband.  As I was moving out to live with Ray, my dad came to me and said  “when you move out, you are not taking the dog (Buddy) with you.  If you take her, don’t ever come back here.  He was kidding a little bit, but not much.  Buddy was their dog from that point on.  After her death, my mom found Willie.  I think he was a wonderful little guy, too.  Very special and my parents loved him to death.  They would occasionally got to a conference overnight and would sneak Willie into the motel so he wouldn’t be at home all day alone, even though my sister lived right there and could drop in and see him on and off.  That’s the kind of people they are. When Willie died on Thanksgiving, we were all at my parent’s house.  We live locally near them, and have a small family.  I have two children, my sister has none.  So really, there are just 8 of us in total.  I am sure you already heard that Willie died of kidney failure and that the vet had expected him to die months before he did.  I know he hung around for my parents because he was their child to them.  My mom had hoped he would go on Thanksgiving because she was thankful for being able to be a part of his life and she thought it was fitting. You have made the right choice for Mandy and Francie.  It is like they have lived with my parents all along.  I stopped by with my daughter on Saturday evening for a few minutes.  Francie was curled up on my Dad’s lap sleeping and Mandy was on my mom’s lap barking.  They looked completely at ease and just seemed to fit in so well.  I think as more time goes by, they will feel increasingly content and happy in their new forever home.  Mom was saying to Mandy while she was barking and shivering a little “don’t worry, Mandy, no one is going to hurt you here and no one is taking you any place, its all right” and I swear, it settled Mandy right down.  Francie barely moved from my Dad’s seat, she did lift her head up and gave a quizzical look, but seemed awfully content by the stove in his lap. I wanted to thank you and Yorkies Inc for what you have done for my parents.  They love Francie and Mandy and will give them a great home.

 Jen Ouellette

2/16/09: Hi Cathie, All is going very well on the home front. We are in a sort of routine. The girls seem very, very happy and I know we are. Every night Francie cuddles with John in his chair and Mandy cuddles with me. During the day on the weekend, they stayed around with me while I did chores, picking them up quite frequently for a hug. Joanna came over and asked if she could take them to the transfer sight-for a ride only, not to get out- and they went happily off to the dump. Joanna has a console where they sit and they are attached to the seat belt, so they can see out. It is so cute to see these pointy little ears through the windshield of the dump truck. It is wonderful they love to ride. Today, they will go with her on a couple of wood deliveries. I figure they say, “Life is good when you have and Auntie who has a dump truck.” Ha. Thursday, they go to the vets. I talked with Carlene last night. We are planning to attend your gathering; she said she would go with us. I’ll e-mail in a couple of days. My best. Joan

2/20/09:Hi Cathie, The vet visit was very successful yesterday. The little girls were a little nervous, but curious, too. We are now going to the Ridge Animal hospital, a new vet, that specializes in small companion animals. My daughters take their little ones there, too. I was very impressed. Sylvie, the vet, sat right beside me in the bench where I was holding the little ones, and cuddled and cooed with them. She kissed them and played little finger games touching their noses, etc. Everything checked out just fine. I am going to make an appointment with the groomer next and get them all dolled up. Joanna and a friend of hers took the girls out on the ridge behind our house. She said they had a fabulous time. Mandy found a white pine branch laying on the path, and just thought it had the most interesting smells she had ever experienced. She didn’t want to leave it. Probably had some great animal smell on it. I took their  pictures you sent via e-mail to Kiwanis Wed, as I had been talking about them. We happened to be mostly women at the table so all were ohh and ahh looking at them. Then we talked about our pets. Most had dogs and two actually had Yorkies, so showed their pictures. What fun! Anyway, it’s official now, please cash the check. As I said before, Mandy and Francie are here to stay. John said to me the other night as we were sitting in our respective chairs, me with Mandy and him with Francie, “You know, Blondie-his pet name for me- you made a good move getting these little girls, every time I look at them they make me smile, they’re great.”  I will send the contract back to you, Cathy. I will definitely stay in touch on a regular basis, as Mandy and Francie want their Taunton family to keep up on the Alfred happenings. It’s a wonderful thing you do for all the little ones, Cathy. You have helped fill the deep hole left when Willie died. I can feel Willie being happy now that we aren’t so sad; he was really a wonderful little boy who watched right out for the both of us, first one lap then the other, so neither would feel left out. Love to all the little ones in the wonderful sun room. Joan

Update 5/15/09: Hi Cathie and Yorkies Inc. family, We had such a wonderful time visiting with everyone during the Yorkie reunion. Can’t wait for next year. Mandy and Francie are so awesome!! We are so grateful to have them. They are still part of the “Garden Keepers” team. They took a road trip with Auntie Joanna and friend Becky to pick up flowers. They had a picnic and lots of good fresh air.  The St Francis arrived in the mail, and looks wonderful under the pea shrub which is pruned up like a small tree. Thanks again for everything. Have attached a picture of Mandy and one of Francie that Carlene took on the way back from the reunion. Mandy and Francie have a very short “do” Joanna thinks Francie looks like a little fruit bat with her big ears. They are so precious. Thanks and warm regards to everyone.

Joan Sylvester.  Mandy,  and Francie

Mugsy

We went to Pet-Co-where the happy dogs go.  He loved going for a car ride. Mugs follows Coco leads.  Run fast, slow walk, chase the ball- but he let's Coco get it.  They are both sleeping right now, together.  Mugs has gone to pee 2 times by the back door in the tv room. So I put a pee pad there.  He's a pup that learns fast.  He figured out the back door. And he is really enjoying the snow.
Janet
Update 1/13/09: Mugs is doing great.  He started to pee by the back door in the tv room, soo I put a pee pad down there--IT WORKS!!! How is your mom?  I she is doing better.  Oh, I looked up Emerson on Yorkies,Inc and he is a doll.  I wish I could take him.  So Emerson has a little quirk- like biting your fingernails or twirling your hair.  We'll see-  I'll work on Joe.  How much would his adoption be?  Mugs is going to the vet's today to have his stitches out.  Mugs is Coco's shadow.   
Janet
Update: 1/15/09:Hi Kerri, Mugsy is great.  We all love him, how can you help it.  Mugsy is sleeping with Coco under my desk!  He has mostly been peeing and pooping outside.  I bought him several coats at Ocean State Job Lot. How all your babies are fine and say hello to your Mom.   
 Janet
Update:1/19/09: Hi Kerri, Mugsy is sooo funny, he chases a laser pointer from one end of the kitchen floor to the front doorway!  Mugsy really loves the snow, he chases Coco and Coco chases him. I'll have the family write up a "happy tail" which shouldn't be too hard.  He adjusted so fast which is unbelievable because of his age.  He wants to go where ever you go.  Mark enjoys playing with him.  Remember, he wanted a german shepherd!  LOL Say hi to your mom for me.  Hope to see you soon.
 Janet
1/30/09 Hi Kerri and Carol, We are so happy with the little guy.  What joy!!!  I never thought he could bring this much joy!  It's like having a new baby in the house.  I will get a happy tail to you this week end, I forgot-I'm sooooo happy.  He loves me brushing him, he usually falls asleep.  I gave him 2 baths already.  His coat is shiny and smooth.  My husband thinks of him at work!!!??? What's he thinking!   Say hi to Mom and your babies for me.

Janet

Delilah

                 Jennifer w/ Delilah & Michael w/Wilbur                                                             Delilah's closeup!

Hi Kerri, I was just going to email you.  They are hilarious.  Poor girl tried to take a nap today and Wilbur took it personally.  It was hilarious.  He has NOT given her a moments peace.  She ran up my lag not to long ago trying to get in good 'pouncing' position.  I left them along for maybe 1 minute while I took the trash out.... when I came back in she was yelping up a storm... turns out Wilby chased her up the stairs onto the bed and she wasn't sure how to get down to pursue him.  Wilbur is teaching her how to rip the socks off my feet and she is teaching him that naps are good.   (I just turned to look at them and she made it up the stairs to the bed again).  They are hilarious.  Wilbur is obviously bigger but she always pins him - it's sooo funny! Nicole wants to change her name to Winnie!  Winnie and Wilbur.  I like Delilah so we will see... she is soo darn cute! She is a keeper. We absolutely love her. She is hilarious and she and Wilby are perfect together. Thank you sooooo much!

Jennifer

Note: Delilah was one of a pair of puppies surrendered to us by their owner who bought them as a Christmas present for her sons. She only had them for a couple weeks before she realized a pair of Yorkie puppies is a lot of work! We were able to find two experienced Yorkie homes for each pup. Both Delilah and her brother Sampson below got a new big brother and loving family too! They never made it to be posted on our site they were placed with applicants already on file.

Teddie

We couldn't think of sending him away now... he's a part of the family. Thanks for allowing us to adopt him.
  Bev & Ed Raney

Update 3/22/09:Hi Cathie, I'm writing on behalf of Teddie and my parents. We just wanted to give you an update on Teddie and to let you know how much he has become a member of the family in just three short months. He loves everyone, but has chosen my father as his favorite human.  Teddie follows my Dad where ever he goes - so closely in fact that if Dad stops suddenly, Teddie bumps right into him. Teddie loves to be held and cuddled and we happily oblige.  There was a little friction between him and my 3-year-old nephew at first, neither willing to give up their position as being the center of attention, but lately they seemed to have come to an agreement to be civil to each other. Teddie is the first one to greet the family as we come to visit and insists on jumping on our laps the moment we sit down.  He's become the center of this family and has wound everyone around his little paw.  He is now lord and master of the household. (but don't tell my Dad, because I think he thinks HE still is) When he first came home, we were told that he didn't know how to play because he never had a chance to before.  I'm happy to tell you that he is a very fast learner!  Within the first full day, he had already learned how to fetch and play tug-of-war.  I've included a picture of Teddie with his favorite toy, which we call Squeaky.  Actually he's learned to play so well that this toy pictured is Squeaky the third; Squeaky's one and two had to be retired.  (By the way, you'll notice from the picture how comfortable he's made himself on my parents bed.) Thank you again for bringing my family and Teddie together!  We couldn't be happier!
 
Lynne Raney & the rest of the Raney family

Sampson now Mugsy

Lydia w/Sampson now Mugsy (L) & Sam (R)

Hi Kerri, We have had a wonderful several hours together. Have ordered the Merrick puppy food and some dry food. Will be shopping Monday for his clothes and some new toys they can further share. They are both sleeping in my lap. . It already feels as if Mugsy belongs. I put them in the playpen together and they did well. We'll try it tonight and we'll also put them in our bed. I will let you know how their night went tomorrow. Thank you so much. Mugsy is going to be such a big part of our lives and he is already working his way into our hearts. We'll stay in contact.
Lydia
 
Hi Kerri, As I write this, my two little muffins are asleep together in the playpen here in the TV room.  They chased each other around until all their energy ran out.  The dog food looks great and they both enjoyed it with a little dry food and  water mixed in and we are headed to a store in Brockton for a few cans tomorrow, as I ordered quite a bit today via the Internet.  I have never seen Sammy eat so fast.  It was funny. We'll let you know in the morning if Dom ended up sleeping in the guestroom :-)
Lyd
 
Sunday morning -Hi Kerri Well, we are here.  My muffins are calmer this morning.  It was pretty rough night, but one that showed promise.  The pups woke up at 12:30 AM (went to bed at 11:30 PM ! ) and wanted to be held.   Around 5:00 AM we put Mugsy in the playpen with soft blankets all around him. I watched as he went into a deep sleep immediately.  Then we finally got a little sleep.  Actually, I expected this and it will get calmer and calmer. This morning they are calm and have had a wonderful breakfast.  Dry food and wet food.  They are napping now and will be full of energy in a little bit UGH :-) They are so full of love and I am so happy.  I am separating them a bit, as Mugsy is here in the playpen taking his nap.  He needs to have more calming nap times then Sammy.  I can see the difference in the age on this.  He just seems to drop when he is sleepy and Sammy is just starting to get out of that. They are adorable together and I am so glad that we did this now.  I think in another couple of  months, Sammy alone here, would have become too territorial.  I have been playing and rubbing Sammy's paws since I got him.  I have already started doing that with Mugsy so that he will be comfortable with that. We'll keep you posted and always feel free to do a home check!!!!
Lyd
 
Hi Kerri We had a wonderful night last night.  Sam and Mugs fell asleep as soon as I put them in, around 11:00 PM and slept straight through until I got them up at 7:15 this morning to go downstairs.  Wow! They had a wonderful morning playing then went into a heavy heavy nap time for about 2 hours and had a nice lunch then back to play time.  I love the idea that we can be home to watch all this.  I am amazed at Mugs.  He hits that pad every time and hopefully will train Sammy.  We'll see, I think Sammy might eventually catch on.  One thing I am concerned about is Mugsy is having very loose stools.  We have given him pumpkin (he loves it) and he is still having them.  Can you let me know exactly what you fed him ratio of dry/wed food?  We are changing something that his tummy does not agree with. Here are two pictures:  Nap time and play area. Also one of Mugs and Sammy.   Mugsy, right now, is sitting on top of Sammy!

Lydia

Note: Mugsy was Sampson and came into Yorkies Inc with his sister Delilah. They proved too much for the family who got them for their sons as a Christmas gift partly because they were sold at just 8 weeks of age and too young to leave their mother..  Reputable breeders do not allow their pups sold before at least 12 weeks. Both pups are now happily enjoying their new homes.

Penelope

Tiny (L) & Penelope (R)

Hi Kerri, It’s taken a while but I wanted send you a Happy Tail for Penelope.  To begin with she has been so easy and won me over immediately.  She has been nothing but a love from the minute we met.  She is so affectionate loves to give yorkie kisses, is right beside us whether we are sitting on the couch or at the computer she’s like our little shadow.  She’s actually sitting right next to me as I write to you.  It took a week or so but she now loves her chew toys and stuffed animal toys, we are trying to teach her fetch.  She is able to do sit, down, give paw, and roll over.  We hadn’t realized how attached to us she was until we took her to playgroup where she didn’t leave our sides for very long. Penelope is my walking partner, we walk everyday either around the neighborhood or down at beach or park.  I simply can not say enough good things about her, for us she’s the perfect little girl. Penelope is very respectful to our senior yorkie Tiny ( who is 11 yrs old) and she gets along great with our cats. Thank you very much for matching us to Penelope.  Can’t wait to see everyone at the Yorkie Beach Party in May.

Lauren & Robert

Max

      

Dear Cathie, As you can see Max and Ben are enjoying the snow, Max is on the right. Max loves to lay on people and seems to be adjusting well here. He and Ben are funny running around the yard and playing with each other. Ben seems to have found his long lost friend although sometimes there is still a testosterone battle going on only for a second or two, but Ben wants Max to know he's the boss. We couldn't be happier with Max.Thank You again and Happy New Year
Don Merrer and Family 

(Ben was also adopted through Yorkies Inc.)

Faye now Noelle

Hi Cathie, Sunday was an exciting day--we were getting our little princess all set up/ & making her feel comfortable in her new home.  She is just a love, your right, a lovable teddy bear.  My daughter/son in law came by and loved her as well. She had 2 great nights of sleeping, & using the peepee pad.  I was concerned Sunday she wasn't eating, but she ate yesterday (only once though-the full coffee scoop worth).  Today, I work at home, so we'll get some additional bonding time. Our hearts break for her 'debarking'. There is a little noise--like a groan she does that my husband thinks she's having a problem swallowing or something is stuck; but I think this may be the noise you told me about (part of her being overweight).  I'm sure over the next few days; I may get a quick question pop up; at the moment I don't have any and I'll be sure to get her 1st Christmas pictures and send some. Thanks so much! Merry Christmas

Pat & Mario

 (Pat & Mario's daughter & Son in law have also adopted with Yorkies Inc.)

Talia

Talia & Suzie

Hi Cathie, Hope you and your family had a nice Christmas. We had a wonderful time with many family members here at our house. Tally didn't know which lap to be on and kept playing musical laps, she had a ball and everyone loves her! I have been so busy with everything to prepare for the company that I am now getting around to writing you a check for a donation. She's a keeper, she's a great addition although time will tell she may end up as the "lead dog" She does try some dominate things with Suzie, our family member from Colorado who volunteers with the humane society out there says it does look like Talia with end up being the lead dog as Suzie is so shy, but it doesn't seem to be a problem with Suzie. We are really glad you thought of us for her it's good. :O) She seems like she's pretty happy here. Thanks

 Nancy

Update: Hi Cathie, You asked if Tally is still favoring Kent. She had soooo many laps this past week, she didn't know where she wanted to be. Now that things have settled down a bit she seems to be sharing her lovin's with both of us. Time will tell if she is going to be Daddy's girl! I think she is leaning that way. We'll keep in touch.

Nancy

1/11/2009:Dear Cathie, Well, it looks like I'm a keeper. It's hard to believe I've been in my new home for 5 whole weeks now. There's so many things I want to tell you but I don't know where to start. I really enjoy my new big sister Suzie. She's pretty quiet, but I'm giving her barking lessons and she's showing signs of progress! We keep each other company during the day. And we both give Mom and Dad a big welcome when they get home from work, (it doesn't take much from a dog to make humans happy : ). Suzie and I both get to sleep in the "big bed" with Mom and Dad. And right before bed we get a couple of treats. We had a lot of company for Christmas. I've never seen so many laps in one place! Of course, I had to try every one of them. But you know what? I like Mom's the best. Most days we get up in the morning and head outside. After that, it's breakfast! They're pretty stingy with the portions but they say it's for my own good. I guess they want to keep me healthy so I'm around for a looooong time! Dad and I play a lot. I was able to bring my toys to my new home and that was a big help to have something familiar in new surroundings. We like to play tug-o-war and fetch. I guess that's all I can think of for now. It's not easy for a dog to use a keyboard. I have attached a couple of pictures. I'm very photogenic don't you think? One is a picture of me and one of my favorite toys, "Bally" and the other is me livin' the good life! Thank you for finding me such a good home Cathie.

Love, Talia Lyn

P.S. Sorry it took so long to get to the happy  tails, but we have been enjoying Talia so much we just took this long to get around to it. We are both loving this dog alot and she seems to share the loving and has plenty of it for all of us! Suzie and her are having alot of fun too! It's a very good fit. Thank you again for thinking of us!

Update 2/11/09: Hi Cathie, Things are going well. Talia is the "boss", once in awhile they get into a squabble. But overall it's working out very well. It's turning out to be a long winter and they have been a lot of fun having Talia in our family is a great addition. Talia really is very affectionate, and has alot of "cat like" behavior's so she's just fun. Still has alot of puppy in her where as Suzie coming from a breeder is very sedate and seems like she's older than she really is. The name Talia has grown on us and we call her Talia Lyn more than we thought we would. Hope things are going well with all of your pups. It was so cute seeing Davy in his Pj's. Sincerely,

Nancy

(Nancy & Kent have adopted with Yorkies Inc in the past)

Maggie/Magli

so far so good both kids came home,,,, at different times. Allie went right over and laid with her and after about 15 mins I think they were both asleep she was rubbing her between the eyes. she asked if she could sleep in her bed with her. UMMMMMMMM NO! then Jon got home, he went in and laid with her, and then tried to get her to play. then he stood up and said were it the leash I need to take her for a walk so she knows I am her leader. LOL!!!!! KIDS!!! I showed her the horses ( that was before the kids got home ) she was
timid at first. then I took her for a walk, she eat all her dinner and pills. I think she is going to be tired from all the attention.
Erin

Update: Hello, I hope you are staying warm....Rick spent the day spoiling Magli, he is soo in love. he took her for a ride in the car. he said she perked right up and loved it. Yes,, she likes the snow!
she buries her nose in it, and pushes it. LOL!!!! I tried to call the vet today, and will try again tomorrow.
if not I will make sure I get him/her on Monday! she is adjusting very very well.
Erin

1/23/09: O my gosh she is so funny!!!! she LOVES rick, she is SOOOOOOOOOOO his Dog! she was playing puppy with him the other day, you know when they go down low on the front legs and pop up left and right, and then wrestle. LOL!!! if he is gone for a few hours and comes home she tells him a good story and whines for a few minutes, then follows him like a 3rd leg. he takes her every place he can, unless it is to cold. she is doing great, showing lots of personality - she even jumped up to sniff what was on the counter tonight when I brought dinner home. I know thats not a good thing, but with her it is, it shows she is comfortable and that she is coming out of her shell. tomorrow her and her bed get a bath. thanks,
Erin

Sundance

Well Ladies, He’s here and settled in nicely. We arrived home and I assigned duties to Abbott and Winnie, as I walked Sundance around the yard to do his “whatever”. The cushy dog bed was first in the house in front of the wood stove and VOILA!  Tucci  the cat was instantly tucked neatly inside….Ahhhhhhh. Sundance was greeted by the “Girls” each one at a time….”Lady” walked by him literally passing under his nose….he is so big.   The “Girls” did the prerequisite butt-sniff and that was that. He set about discovering his new home….Tucci got out of his “new” bed and gave him a head butt to which Sundance responded with a lick on the face.  Lol...the official stamp of approval!  As for the other 2 cats…..”Olaf” the skittish one…just gave a quick sniff and an even quicker retreat.   Now for “Max” aka “Rasputin”…..we harnessed and leashed him till he got the idea that this was definitely a “NO ATTACK ZONE”.   He spent the nite in the basket in which Sundance’s food  and meds arrived and just stares at Sundance….with that unspoken question….”WHY????”!!!!! He had a relatively quiet nite in the crate….got me up once to go outside 3am….UGH!    Oh well, I had to pee also…so wasn’t a total waste. This morning I called my Dr. Bob to discuss his care and waiting for a call back. He is a very quiet senior citizen….and those cataracts…are quite apparent…I think he sees shadows and not much else….runs into furniture…etc. And so it goes…More to follow…Winnie is absolutely delighted…..Reb

THANKS SO MUCH TRACY, SUE AND CATHIE

Update 1/24/09:Hi Tracy, Just wanted to update you on Sundance. He is doing well...I am getting supplies from my clinic where I used to work, and good direction on managing his diabetes from the Doctor there, who is also a good friend. At this point I am using Ketodiastix and getting  morning urine catch to test.   He is right where we want him to be and is getting between 5 and 6 units mostly.  So all is well. He sleeps until 5am and then starts to bark for food…as I have discovered. if admonished, he will go back to sleep.  BUT at 7am…(who needs an alarm clock?) he starts again…so up I get…catch some urine and test and shoot.  Then he is ready to go back to sleep.  The little POOP! I have an appointment early Feb to do a Fructosamine…..just to see how he is doing.  I expect no problems…He has learned the way around very quickly…even out in the yard.  He uses the snow piles as directions….he will be confused when it all melts away and summer comes...but we are all fenced in where he will be, so he can’t get into harm’s way. Meanwhile he never leaves my side….no need to tell him to “heel”.  I have nearly killed myself a few time falling over him. If I sit down, he jumps up next to me whether or not there is room and scrunches his butt around till he has space and then leans on me. Cute guy. So hope you enjoy knowing he is fine and happy…Thanks to the ladies at Yorkies Inc. as well….Kind regards,

Rebecca

(We can't thank Rebecca enough for taking in a special little guy like Sundance. He's a senior and has diabetes and needs two injections daily. Luckily for him Rebecca is a Vet tech with a huge heart! And holds a special place for seniors & special needs in it!)

 

 

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