Stories of happily adopted pets
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Steve’s petparent took his deceased beloved lab mix Bob to as many places as he could. From inside stores, to his clients of his part time business and even in more places. Steve’s petparent is more than devastated about the loss of his Dear Bob. When he adopted Steve, Steve was on his lap in the first ten minutes and the beginning of a Great Life Story Began. Petdad has a good daytime job and will take excellent care of Steve as he did Bob.
Petdad, a network administrator, walks at least one mile twice a day and of course Jack will go along. Jack’s new home has a five foot fenced in yard for him to play in with petparents.
Petmom has worked in a state mental hospital for several years as a nurse and now she teaches other nurses at the same hospital. Petmom is gentle and caring in talking about her geriatric patients. Cooper Ray must sense that and loves to place his head on Petmom’s and her daughters lap. The family had a smaller dog that lived to old age and are looking forward to many happy years with Cooper Ray. Petdad met Cooper Ray via Facebook since he was working.
Jemma’s new petdad is an engineer who is looking forward to good times with Jemma! Jemma is very comfortable in her new home!
She was going to spend the weekend with him at her parents shore home. Wonderful first weekend together!!
Max, a border collie husky mix, is Petdad’s very loved dog, who loves to play with other dogs. So petdad was determined to find the right doggie family member for Max. Well here she is! Sophia and Max play so nicely together, gentle play. Both were so happy at the meet and greet on leashes that their tails didn’t stop wagging. They have a fenced in yard in which to play. Seeing how gentle they played with each other, we felt comfortable they were like a match made In Heaven. Sophia also has an animal lover extended family. Petdad’s daughter, who recently adopted a dog.
Petdad has always adopted old dogs, even blind dogs, because he wanted to give them a whole new lease on life. Cody is six years old and had been tied on a rope outside his whole life. He seems to have arthritis in one of his front legs. We will feel better when we get him checked again at our vet this week. He already checked out negative for Lyme disease. In the meantime we wanted him to start getting settled in his new home.
They have an acre fenced in for her to run and play and eventually go in the pool if she wants to and learns to swim.
This caring family has three horses, and they don’t want to ride them. This just want them to have a great life on their horse farm. Their older dog died and they opened their hearts to Glori. Their little boy was so excited to have her in his family.
This little older dachshund, Lucky, came into this family’s life just when they needed him most. Petdad had been diagnosed with something very serious. Lucky certainly has been helping him after months of treatments. Petparents have a wonderful daughter and other extended family.
Petmom wrote: “Gene got home form the hospital. Our prayers are being answered in that his blood counts are so much better and he is feeling better. Enjoying Lucky and happy to have him. Thank you for your help. I am forever grateful.
Hope all is well with you. I will send more pics when I get them.”Marcia
