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Well, Ruth has already gone to her new home! A great family that lives on 80acres down our road saw her and fell in love with her. I got an email from someone that saw her on the pet adoption websites that really wanted her, and I had to tell them she was already adopted! I am a bit surprised she went so quickly. The bigger dogs can be really hard to place... she's just so gorgeous, people couldn't help but want her.
So, now we're down to just our two dogs again! That's so weird! I'm enjoying a few days just spending time with them before I go get another foster. I saw a very pretty white male dog, looked like a shepherd mix, at the pound last week. If he's still there, I think he'll be the one I'll be bringing home.
Amanda posted on her blog that a big Chihuahua hoarder/breeder was shut down in NM. Once they get some more info on those pups and dogs, we might be fostering one or two of them. I have a hard time with the smaller breeds, for some reason. It takes me a while to realize they're dogs, too. lol I'm so used to big labs and dogs of the sort.. a tiny lap dog takes some adjusting for me!
So, Moss Dog Rescue, Adoption, and Rehabilitation Center is going quite well! ;)
Monday, October 27, 2008
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2 comments:
I definantly think you do a great service to these animals, but am thinking, with your heart, that you would be better suited with foster CHILDREN instead. I don't mean that badly at all, but if you can love four legged friends so much, I think two legged babies would thrive at your place.
Aww, well thanks! :)
Foster care and adoption for "two-legged babies" (lol) is definitely close to my heart. Our children are so young right now that I'm not in a place to even begin those types of processes... but if God ever softens my husband's heart to the idea, I would LOVE to have a big ole house on a ton of land and have both animal rescue (not just dogs!) and foster care and adoption for children. We'll see where God takes us in the future years!
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