We made a visit to the shelter a few weeks ago and bathed the girls, and by all accounts despite their right to distrust humans, were jubilant to see us. It's always a bittersweet experience to see the very dog that we fostered and trained, subsequently entrusted to an adoptive family, to be frivolously abandoned at the end of the day. I always feel I owe the dogs something, for subjecting them to a family that eluded all responsibilities of decent pet ownership.
Junior is down with hair loss and rashes on one side of her trunk - her belly, shoulders and chest. Hopefully, her allergy will lessen as she gradually gets used to sleeping in the outdoors.
This is an overdue post, but I just want to express my thoughts that she is no less a lovable companion dog and with Ginne, very, very suitable for adoption.
Please give them some hope.
21 July 07 - Junior's rashes spread rapidly. Hope it's more controlled now.
Ginne and Junior at the shelter, bathed.
Junior in her happier days at the home where we thought would be permanent.
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