Red Lake dogs in California

LOVE this photo! Watson is the gorgeous black shepherd mix with one brown eye and one blue. He came from Red Lake Rosie's Rescue was adopted by his foster family through Act V.

Watson on right and California buddies

Watson's littermate sister, Mindy, was adopted by friends of the foster family in California and then the foster family and Watson moved back to California, too, so the siblings are often together.

Mindy and Watson as pups

Watson and Mindy enjoy water play!

Water Dogs from Ms Tori on Vimeo.

I guess Rez dogs don't JUST like snow :-)

Beach Boy Watson

Karen and Denise,
This is one of the 9 orphan puppies Act V took this winter. Must be rough to live in California now!!!!!!

Thank you Dr. Vickie!! This is so exciting to see the orphans end up
in such a nice climate--while her rescuers are stuck in Minnesota with our cold and rainy weather!! :) Makes me feel good though.
Karen :)

Correction for Watson

NOTE FROM ACT V FOSTER FAMILY:
I noticed that you featured Mindy and Watson on the Red Lake Rosie's Rescue blog.

WATSON & MOMWatson didn't exactly get adopted by a family in California.

WATSON IN IOWA
He actually got adopted by his foster family (us) in Minnesota.

WATSON IN COLORADOWe moved to California, and of course, took him with us.

We fostered a lot of dogs from Red Lake Rosie's Rescue for Act V while we lived in Minnesota. You can see them here:

Our Fosters from Ms Tori on Vimeo.

http://www.vimeo.com/21510106

The worst thing about moving back to California is not fostering for ACT V anymore.

-T~

Our sincerest thanks for your good work with the dogs. Best Wishes in California!

Mindy & Watson

Remember Mindy, one of nine orphaned pups saved by Red Lake Rosie's Rescue, fostered by Act V and adopted to a family in California following a photo shoot in full ballerina attire?? Well, one of her brothers was also adopted to a family in California and they are both having great fun together. What lucky pups!!

MINDY & WATSONWow, what a great pic and the video clip is great! It is so heartwarming to see them growing up and healthy. We did not have much hope when they arrived after not eating for two days in the dead of winter. They were so young. I am thankful that these pups went to Act V and it is remarkable that two ended up in California.

Karen