Rookie didn’t start his life with us as he had planned. He started out by breaking his leg at nine weeks old. He recovered fully and continues to bring joy to our lives with his energy and cuddles and kisses every day. He loves to play fetch in the backyard and loves car rides, but loves playing in the snow the most. Submitted by Sam S.
I adopted Mayer from the Ross County Animal Shelter, as part of the Betty White challenge on MLK weekend. He was born on November 1st, 2021. He survived and fully recovered from Parvo in December at only 1 1/2 months. He is a very intelligent, affectionate, loyal and playful pup. Submitted by LaKisha J.
Miss Mindi is a six year old rescue, imported from the US. When she “kisses” me, she nibbles the tip of my nose with her teeth. She is queen of the small dog park we go to every morning, and will run from one end of the fenced area to the other to chase off the “evil fence dwellers” (people walking outside the fence with their dogs). She used to do this on her own, but now she has a following of eight or nine dogs that back her up. She has come such a long way from the frightened, sad little dog that I adopted four years ago. She is pure love, and I can’t imagine my life without her. Submitted by Dan W.
Chispita is an 11 year old Yorkie. She was adopted from an elderly couple from Key Biscayne, Florida. She was then my grandparent’s dog. When they passed away she became mine. She’s happy, loves attention, and is the most photogenic dog ever. I love her. Submitted by Jessica G.
Hello everyone from the Husky Gang in sunny Malaysia. It’s pretty much hot and wet year round and so we all love being in the pool! The three of us are Tara (red), Rokku and Dino (both grey). We also love our evening walks, car rides and afternoon siestas! Submitted by Jaco S.
Rokku and Tara fighting for the stool.
Tara waiting to see the Vet…
Rokku enjoying the pool.
Snooze time for Rokku and Tara
Chilling out.
Leo is a Kaninchen Dachshund who we adopted from a puppy mill that didn’t want him after discovering that he was born with elbow dysplasia. Aside from his pawrents, Leo is being cared for by Kina, our Shiba Inu, and Mao, a cat that we rescued after finding it injured and left for dead in the forest. We titled this picture “The family that naps together stays together.” LOL. Submitted by Sally S.
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