Phoebe
This is Phoebe. She is four months old. She says to her people, “I am like listen to me mom and dad. I can already walk perfectly on a leash.” Isn’t she going to be a fun one to watch grow up?!
This is Phoebe. She is four months old. She says to her people, “I am like listen to me mom and dad. I can already walk perfectly on a leash.” Isn’t she going to be a fun one to watch grow up?!
Sometimes when our animals are dealing with persistent health challenges, it is hard to imagine them overcoming them. I believe Rex’s vet calls dogs over eight years of age “seniors.” Rex is nine. I think that is crazy! Luca is almost eleven and still running agility. He is not a “senior”! You can call him
This is Lucy. She is twelve years old. This is what she says about staying with Grandma and Grandpa when her human mom is away, “I like grandma and grandpa a lot. I only do badly on the first day. Then grandma and grandpa become very concerned about me. Grandma tries to hand-feed me, grandpa
When I asked Piddles about her body, she answered, “Don’t you notice I skip less, and I dance more?”
This is Tink. His human Grandma is dealing with cancer. He says, “I want to tell my family that when grandma goes to Heaven, she will feel less pain. I know this because I know others who have died. I know that Heaven has magic air that heals you. I don’t want grandma to die,
This is Hazelnut. She is five years old. She says, “Mom, you shouldn’t worry about things that you can’t change. Because if you worry, you start to get worried belled. So I feel like what she should do is maybe have a garden in the window. I love that. Maybe violet flowers… I love eye
This Lux. She is three years old. Her parents made a brave move and got two puppies at the same time! A golden retriever puppy and a golden doodle. When asked how Lux is doing, she says, “I feel we are a happy family. It makes sense to have these two dogs because they make
Ella is going to the eye doctor today. There has always been something strange about her eyes. Light hurts them. She scares easily of darting shadows or light casted from the tv. She will rarely venture outside during the day and becomes more active at dusk. Felix is actually going too. I explained to them
Hudson loves the outdoors. There is an air about him that makes me feel incredibly safe and protected. In this first photo, you can tell that he hears something in the distance. It could be deer, a human, or even a bear. He springs to action. I have to keep him on a 16 foot