Indigo

Indigo(aka Osceola) is great. He just had his 3 month shots and is 29 pounds. It looks like he is going to be a really big boy. Thank you for checking

Ivy

Dear Kathy: Thank you for bringing Ivy to us. My husband and I have both really bonded with her and she is now a member of the family. She has also been coming to work with me once a week....for a change of scenery. We are both newcomers to having a dog but have been learning a lot and hopefully doing a good job on grooming, feeding, walks, playtime etc. But we both love her and feel she loves us too. She obviously came from a loving first owner and we would really like it if she could know that Ivy has found a good home. Thank you. Diana

Ilene

Her name is now "Izzy" and she is growing by leaps and bounds. I am having a hard time with the potty training and the cats have not yet accepted her, but she is adorable and I am very happy to have her in my family. I will send you pictures as soon as I download them as I have taken several already. My vet is pleased with her as well and I have had the same vet for better than 20 years and trust his judgment always. Thank you for e-mailing me, rest assured that "Izzy" is fine and I hope to have her for many years. Thank you, Sandee Wriston

Ike

Ike is doing well. I've named him Skipper! He's taken well to crate training, and actually can't wait for me to GET OUT in the mornings - he goes and sits in his crate, walking in an out - because he knows he gets his special treats. He sleeps in the bedroom with me at night and just this past week has gone two nights without whimpering to be taken outside for a potty break. So, we're getting there, thankfully! He at least lets me know when he has to go, though sometimes I think he fakes it just a bit in order to cadge his "potty treat" - he gets a little morsel of a chicken Pupperoni for doing his potty outside. He's funny - sometimes he fakes peeing just to get an extra treat! He loves to swim, and every evening, before it gets dark, I take him to one of the lakes a few houses down from mine in our development so he can play in the water. He now goes in deep enough to paddle around briefly. You can see how happy it makes him. He actually knows when it's "swimming time". He doesn't care much for my pool, but loves the pond. Attached are two photos of many. I have a video of him "killing" his teddy bear too but that's still on my cell phone. He's doing very well, is very healthy and well-behaved, and a really good "buddy". I'll send more as I get a moment. Thank you! Melissa