Heather, a clinic volunteer, had decided to take Jazzy into foster care. It was discovered Jazzy also had Giardia and a broken bone in her toe.
Here's the update on this little girl and the "foster failure" of Heather and her husband Mike. Doesn't she look beautiful!!
Thank you for adopting her!! She is definitely a keeper!
Peace- Karen RLRR
I just wanted to drop you a not to let you know that my "fostering"
of Jazzy did not work out so well and I have failed. Mike & I have grown so attached to her that the thought of her leaving us breaks our heart so we have decided to keep her ;-)
She is very smart and learned to sit long ago. She is now learning lay down, stay, fetch, drop it, & leave it. She is catching on very quickly. She loves other dogs and goes to puppy play time every Saturday. We also start puppy kindergarten this Weds. I'm so excited to see what she can do.
She's a good walker and potty trained pretty quickly. She is still ravenous when she eats but is much better about taking treats.
Everyone in the neighborhood just loves her and are excited to watch her grow. When the humane society van was at my house right before your last clinic to pick up the kennels and other supplies I had, one of my neighbors called me because she was worried that Jersey was leaving to go to another home. I assured her that she was safe & sound inside, asleep on her pillow.
Please take care!
Heather & Mike (proud parents)
Jersey, Saber & Lily (pampered puppies)
Chloe, Alex, Allaura & Zelda (crazy kitties) Balina (huge horse) Cadbury & Mama Bunny (beautiful bun buns)
3 comments:
A beautiful story.....thanks for
fostering, well, and failing (!)....looks like Jersey is in
the best home in the world. Have
a wonderful time with this little
angel!
OMG Jazzy! She was so tiny, I would never guessed that she would get that big. Awesome story!
Welcome to the elite ranks of foster failure!
I have a couple of photos of Jazzy at the clinic
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mteacup/4921109004/in/set-72157624665673171/
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