Hey there! Here is a photo of me relaxing. It is what I do best - passing the time as I move through my heartworm treatment. I am dreaming of my forever home. Could it be yours?
When I first arrived at my foster home, I wasn't sure what was going on. I had been a stray, and then ended up in a shelter in South Carolina, and then traveled to Virginia to my foster home. Lots of changes in a short period of time. There were three other dogs in my foster home, and I was nervous! When they would come close to my expen, I would growl. Not every time, but sometimes. Enough growling, though, that my foster mom thought when my time comes to be adopted, I should be the only dog in my forever home. Now, I wouldn't mind being the only dog in my forever home. I will tell you that. I wouldn't mind having all the attention and all the belly rubs. I don't really need to be with other dogs. But my foster mom has been watching me with the other dogs in the house. And I haven't growled at them for weeks! They seem like pretty good dogs to me, and I like them. So now my foster mom says it is OK if my forever home includes other do
Since my first blog post, a lot has changed in the world! You can tell by this picture, though, that I am taking COVID-19 in stride; I am relaxing in my foster dad's arms. I know I am in good hands here in my foster home. I have had a few ups and downs over the past few weeks. Sometimes I have some trouble with my rear right leg. My vets have checked me out carefully, and I am on some new medications that are really helping! Because no one knows what happened to me the first twelve years of my life (since I was a stray in South Carolina), it is hard to know if my leg trouble is due to an old injury or something else. Anyway, the good news is I am doing better! This Friday I go back to the vet for my next heartworm tablet. For those who don't know, when a dog is heartworm-positive like I am, I have to take my monthly HW tab at the vet to be observed. I did great with the first one, so am hoping I will do well this Friday. Then, in another month, I will be r
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