Some of us were born to have the wind in our hair, some of us prefer to just look pretty without it.
Grover got to meet the boys today. I was wondering how they’d react to another dog. Since it was a positive meet, we will bring a dog we think is their mother to help put them more at ease.
Update on the loose pups: Toni Price and I have been feeding them. Both have been trapped (accidentally) individually, but we need them together. They are too dependent on each other to be solo. The worry is he would panic and run in the highway. With the recent rains, trap training has stopped and we are focused on getting them food and shelter. Releasing was such a difficult decision, but the goal remains to capture them both. We hope to resume trap training in a few days and gain trust again.
I like a clean garage for the animals. It’s required when treating for ringworm. I always wind up with the super helpful ones.
Our little bottle babies are growing up quick! They will be available in no time! Little tabby girl Willow loves to be her foster mom’s shadow and will follow her around for snuggles and attention. Little Tuxie boy Jack is more independent and will play and keep himself busy, but he always seeks out foster mom for a nap and some attention after he’s done “hunting”. These babies would do great together or individually.
Marin Animal Transport to Caring Homes Tragically, the difference between life and death for a dog or a cat in the shelter system is minutes.
