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Showing posts with label foster a dog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label foster a dog. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

ON little lady red riding hood


Someone was particularly fussy. She couldn't get comfortable and was flouncing and flopping around. I could hear her little self whining and asking for me to play and stop working. She threw her feet around and wagged her tail, thumping it on the bed to get my attention, looking back at me to catch my eye. So I caved. And we played. And flounced together, as you do. I put her hood on and it delighted her ever so and we played photo shoot (a favorite game around these parts). And then when we'd had enough, we had ourselves a belly rub. We were happy as could be, me and my girl in her hoodie.

Can we just discuss the photo of her back to me in her hoodie? With her tiny tail sticking out? And the one with the giant smile on her face? Just killed me dead with cuteness these pictures did. Further proof that pups have the same array of emotions that we have, and eagerly and expressively share them with us. Silly little girl, she is :)

Wednesday, February 13, 2013

ON woah, woah, woah, she's a LADY!

 
This is Lady.
She's my foster pup.

Lady is around 2 or 3 and hasn't had the easiest life thus far.
But now she's with me and I'll be dammed if her life is anything but comfortable from here on out.
To begin with: soft blankets! All day, every day. The girl loves to snuggle.
I've never seen a dog fully burrow into a blanket! She also sleeps under the blanket in bed.
She is feisty, funny, excellent on her leash, and an incredibly calm, easygoing dog.
The more of her personality that she lets out, the more I love her.

Lady needs a home in the Los Angeles area.
If you or anyone you know could provide her the loving, amazing, permanent family
that she needs, reach out to me or Dogs Without Borders.

p.s. fostering a dog is an amazing experience.
fostering a rescue dog in your home means that another one can be safely pulled from a local kill shelter and placed into a no-kill rescue group. it is selfless and takes responsibility and the ability to kiss them goodbye when they find their fur-ever family, but it is unbelievably rewarding, and a great way to try having a pup. and.. it's FREE. 
find out how you can foster a dog from your local rescue groups! or email me :)