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Originally Posted by WildHearted
Well, potentially a dog. A young black lab (approx 4 months) without a collar wandered onto our property last night right before, he was really thin but friendly so we gave him food and water and we brought him in the house to sleep for the night to stay warm. He's an absolute doll but he shows signs of being abused. Anyway, we are putting up signs today of course in case someone lost him. But if no one claims him then we are going to keep him.
We're calling him Nick for now. I keep adding an S on the end by accident lmao.
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I hope you get to keep him or he ends up in a good home . I got a dog from a Rescue Centre 10 years ago who was found as a stray and has a broken tail, possibly a sign of abuse. It is heartbreaking to think of him being mistreated especially as he has turned out to be the most loving, cuddly dog you could wish for.
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Originally Posted by Lee
Now that is really sweet that you rescued that dog.  My dad had a yellow lab, Jack, who has since passed, but he was the nicest dog you could ever have; they are great dogs.
Speaking of dogs, my toy poodle, Bogart, got sick Friday. Got him into the vet; he has pancreatitis. He's on four different medicines. He's better now though, playing with his gifts from Santa, mostly his stuffed, squeaky ball.Lee  |
Hope Bogart continues to recover. If he's enjoying his Christmas toys things are definitely looking up.
Gill.