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Monthly Archives: April 2012
A home for Moca
Eventually, Moca had been with us for close to three months. Moca’s sister was adopted two weeks after we brought Moca home. We’d taken her to the puppy yard while we were out of town for two weeks in hopes … Continue reading
At war with the couches
It started with the ties on the couch covers. They were always a favorite forbidden chew toy, but the dogs learned to respect our crazy notion that the ties must be left alone. The details of what happened are a … Continue reading
Summer at the lake
We’re lucky enough to live near one of several large lakes built as reservoirs. This gives us easy access to beat the southern summer heat while exercising the dogs. Last summer, we went to the beach several times a week. … Continue reading
Bringing home Moca
Once Gambit’s kitten found a home, we were back to looking into fostering. After doing some research, my husband found a nearby animal hospital that ran an adoption program for cats, dogs and even rabbits. This animal hospital does a … Continue reading
Gambit’s Kitten
While we were still looking into fostering, Gambit and my husband heard meowing coming from a bush in our neighborhood and decided to investigate. They found a young, underweight kitten. While I spent time flea combing the kitten and my … Continue reading
Attempting to foster
A couple of months after adopting Gambit, my husband was already pressing to get a second dog. When his family had dogs during his childhood, they were always pairs. I knew the vet bills for two dogs of about the … Continue reading
“Can we get a dog now?”
In one summer, I got married, moved several hundred miles from home, and my husband started grad school. Needless to say, it wasn’t the time to get a new pet. At this point, Daisy was no longer with us and … Continue reading
The first rescue dog
There was never a day in my life where my family didn’t have one or more pets. Cats, dogs, fish, hermit crabs, a couple sheep, even a rescue goat. Some we sought out to adopt, but my parents’ house regularly … Continue reading