The Crazy Dog Lady

Well this was a last-minute fostering situation. Oscar's current foster mom went on vacation and Oscar was sent to the kennels, which would be fine for a lot of dogs but this poor guy has some bad knees and the kennel was a little too much for him. I got a frantic call from The Deb asking if we could take him in just for a bit. Obviously overly-excitedly said yes.  So here we are with Oscar. Oscar is about five years old with the knees of a 10 year old. He will need both back knees operated on in the near future. Regardless, this doesn't stop him from enjoying his surroundings. This guy, like all of the pits I've come into contact with, has endless love to give. He just wants to be next to someone. If he has that he will lay down at your feet and take a nap. If he doesn't have someone next to him or if he's separated by a door, he may or may not act like a big baby, not matching his old man body. To put it plainly, he's a huge baby! Despite his tantrums, he'

Well it's been a year and a half since my last post. Yep, I suck! Well we've started fostering again. Our most recent foster, Charlie blessed us with her amazing, silly, smart, loving presence back in the beginning of May. She was with us for about a month and a half and was scooped up by a great family that will take her on lots of hikes and lots of learning. I couldn't be more proud of her and all she has learned in the month and a half that she was in our home. She learned good manners and learned how to play with her foster brothers. She learned how nice snuggles are and mastered that snuggling ability to a professional level. Very proud. She kind of is perfect and got boss man and I on back on the right foot to start back up with our fostering adventure. As usual it was hard to let her go but so happy to see her find her forever home! Helping boss man in the garage. She and boss man definitely bonded a great deal.