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Kingsley |
Just wanted to send a more recent picture of Kingsley (formerly Dancer) and give you a little update. He's been such a dream dog, just far too easy for words! He graduated from Intermediate Obedience this spring, even though it was clear that he'd never had any obedience training before. He's just so eager to please that he picked up on everything in the class - our trainer was very impressed! He's as cuddly as ever, and gets goofier by the day. You should see him playing by himself, which involves lots of jumping straight up in the air - too funny! And his confidence around other, larger dogs has grown so much, that we're actually able to take him to the off-leash park without him vomiting from nerves. We've had him around many children lately, and he's ever so gentle and happy to be around them. My favorite thing about him is when he settles down for the night and lets out a huge-manly-growly sigh from sheer happiness. He's been the perfect addition and we couldn't ask for a more perfect dog for us. I thank NASAP everyday at some point for bringing him home to us... Natasha
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Shiloh |
Shiloh has been doing really awesome - she does still have accidents in the house and she loves to chew but slowly we are working on it. She has become one of the family. Thank you so much for giving us the opportunity to have Shiloh as part of our family |
Taylor and Emily (previously Tiny) |
Dear Pat, We've had a fantastic few days with Emily (formerly known as Tiny) and Taylor. They get along fabulously with each other - love to play with, groom, and sleep together - and really seem to adore us, too. Taylor purrs and cuddles almost as much as Emily! They are both very, very sweet, and we now can hardly imagine our lives without them. We truly couldn't be happier. They are loving and gentle with us and get along so well together, too. Thanks so much for your help and patience. Gloria
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Sydney |
We took Sydney home last night. She is doing fantastic. Right now she is asleep on our bed on a big pillow. She was outside today (we only take our cats out when we are out with them - they NEVER roam free). It was a big day for a 9 week old kitten. She stuck very close to myself and my husband but she had a good time anyway. The other 4 in the house are leaving her alone except for the hissing fits they are known to have in passing. The 16 pound cat we have is actually afraid of her!!! I have attached a photo of her in her new surroundings. So far, she is loving everything about living here. I know she missed her siblings last night but we let her sleep on the bed with my husband and there was a litter pan in our ensuite with food and water. I slept out on the couch so my other cats had me to themselves. She is a bundle of love and we are so pleased to have her in our home. |
Peyton (now Mia) |
Mia is now a gorgeous little woman. She adapted pretty well to the other cats in the house. This little girl is quite a character an that's why we love her so luch. Mia has been a wonderful addition to our family and we cannot imagine living without her! Here is a photo of her and Oscar, adopted from NASAP four years ago. |
Missy |
Hey Ash...Missy is sure growing!...she went for her last shot last week...I guess the next step is having her fixed....she is a good little traveller too!...oh and she sure knows what a birdie is...she sits in EVERY window in our home to watch the birds eat seeds I give to them...the neighbours dog (small white dog, 10 yrs old) is her friend..they play with each other now...it took awhile but they both know they are neighbours and they have to see each other once in awhile...so they both gave up the growling and hissing and became friends... thanks for our little Miss again Judy |
Copper (now Milo) |
Here is Milo out for a drive in his new convertible along with the rest of his family! |
Sprocket |
I adopted Sprocket nearly two years ago. He is the most amazing dog and we have formed a very strong bond. He is a very friendly and agreeable dog who loves everyone - people, other dogs, and even cats. He is such a happy dog and his happiness is contagious. I can't imagine life without him. We've begun to do some off-leash walking - for the longest time I was too scared of losiing him to let him off his leash. But we have come to trust each other and now we enjoy walks together without the nuisance of a leash (except where needed, like near busy streets). He has become my best friend. Thanks again NASAP (and Carol and Dave) for giving me the opportunity to share my life with such a great dog! |
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