Mark

Mark posted a new activity comment 4 years, 7 months ago

The one that is drinking my coffee is my Grandog. The large brindle colored pup was my Tiny. She was one of those dogs that was so appreciative to have been taken off death row and come home with me that she never stayed home by herself. We were inseparable. Where I went she went. She was 2 years old when I rescued her and for 11 years we were stuck like glue. No matter where I went she went. I still get to babysit my grandog once in a while but she definitely knows that her best friend is gone.
I need to figure out how this website works so I can do the hole application gig and get myself another best friend.

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Mark posted an update 4 years, 7 months ago

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Toni Noel replied 4 years, 7 months ago
Hi Mark. Is this Tiny? You make me smile with these pictures. Who is who here? I see a caramel colored “reindeer” and a black and white darling. Have you said goodbye to them both? If so, I am so very sorry. Please tell us more about them, and your lives together. We know the holidays are especially hard and we are here for you. I am so happy to have you join our caring community of pet lovers. Toni
Mark replied 4 years, 7 months ago
The one that is drinking my coffee is my Grandog. The large brindle colored pup was my Tiny. She was one of those dogs that was so appreciative to have been taken off death row and come home with me that she never stayed home by herself. We were inseparable. Where I went she went. She was 2 years old when I rescued her and for 11 years we were stuck like glue. No matter where I went she went. I still get to babysit my grandog once in a while but she definitely knows that her best friend is gone.
I need to figure out how this website works so I can do the hole application gig and get myself another best friend.
Toni Noel replied 4 years, 7 months ago
What a nice story, Mark. Thank you for sharing it with us. In our heads we know we shared wonderful lives with them, but our hearts break when we have to say goodbye. It is very kind and generous of you to open your home and heart to another who will appreciate your loving care and company. We do not directly arrange adoptions, but we make it easy to find rescues and shelters in your area: click the Find Services tab, enter your area, click the drop down menu and scroll through to find those services. If you need any help, let me know. And of course, when you meet your new friend share your pictures and their background with us. What a lovely gift to give – sharing a life. Hugs