After just a day of being on the supplemental milk and kibble, everyone is back to gaining an appropriate amount of weight. Mom is enjoying the puppy food as well. After a hearty meal, it’s playtime!
It’s always interesting sometimes when you introduce puppies to kibble, they just look at you and say “I don’t want that. “ These guys dove right in.
Milestone number two. They aren’t even two weeks old yet and they are starting to walk. It takes some time for them to develop the strength to really walk, but this is early.
Oh, once again, I don’t know why when I shoot video it sometimes is the wrong orientation even though I always shoot it from the same orientation anyway here is the bundle of cuteness this morning.
It is Roady’s big day!! Today we are convening at the Shelter first to have his follow up the evaluation and his sutures removed. Then, he gets to go home with his new mom.
When I first picked him up and posted him to see if he had an owner, Jean immediately sent me a text asking if he was going to be available for adoption. I told her I had to know he was going to survive and, what the extent of his injuries were . I asked why she was interested. Her response was that Roady looked just like her dog who had passed away a couple of years ago on the operating table after being hit by a car. I still get goosebumps the story. I told her that he’s her dog . We have been in contact throughout his surgery and recovery. I have offered to meet for her to meet him. She said she didn’t need to in the photos. You can see this guy and I don’t mean his physical body, but you can see his spirit which is soft and gentle . He is an absolutely darling dog. Still a puppy and he still has a way to go, but here’s a video of our first two weeks post surgery. Go Roady!
