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Big Puppy Paddington Update!

February 23rd, 2012 | No comments |
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We love and adore Layla so much.  She’s a very good girl and has responded so well to clicker training.  She now fully potty trained; she does sit, stay, come, touch, and wait (she waits patiently until she hears her release command “okay” to eat her meal, enter the door, or play with a new friend).  We are working toward loose leash walking but she still gets distracted by squirrels and crows sometimes so this is a work in progress.  She has lots to learn still so the three of us are starting puppy obedience classes next week and are so excited.  She’s very active and has lots of energy so she loves her morning walks through the Marina and her afternoon visits to the dog park every day where she plays with all her awesome doggie friends.

Attached are some pictures for your website.  We don’t have that many of her standing but she’s definitely grown since we picked her up from her foster home.  She was 35 pounds when we got her and is now a healthy 47lbs at just over 7 months!!!  We are very curious to see how big she will get.
We so appreciate all your help in the adoption process and are so thankful that we found our little girl.  We cannot thank you enough for providing the venue for us to find our furry friend.

Big hugs to you all and best wishes,
Sara, Chris and Layla Agne :)


Update on little kitten TEMPLETON!

January 30th, 2012 | 1 comment |
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I took Templeton in as a foster when he was only a few weeks old. He was a little fur ball at the time who could fit in my hands, and he had been through a lot; he’d been stuck in a drain pipe of a house for four days, meowing until the owners found him and took him to a shelter. He had worms, was starving and would almost certainly have not survived as a black cat in the month of October, which is why it was lucky that Much Love volunteer Ruthanne Secunda was there to take him. I had two cats at the time, Daisy and Pip, who hated but mostly avoided each other, so I was slightly worried that Templeton wouldn’t get along with them either. However, he has the most amazing personality and immediately won them both over. After a few weeks of taking him to the adoption event, my boyfriend and I realized we couldn’t split up Templeton from Pip, especially, and we decided to adopt. He is the sweetest, most affectionate cat we’ve ever been in contact with, and purrs constantly. He’s also completely changed the dynamic of the cats in our house, and is already the alpha. We couldn’t love him any more and are so grateful to Much Love and the work they do for animals in need.

- Dana



Cowboy Update!

January 25th, 2012 | No comments |
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Hi Christine -

Thought you might like to see an update on Cowboy. He is so sweet and lovable, and very demanding for attention. He gets lots of compliments everywhere we take him. And we take him lots of places, since he thinks that whenever he hears car keys he is going for a ride. And when Nicole’s ring tone goes off on my phone in the afternoon, he gets super excited. He could probably drive to school himself by now. Lord knows he likes to sit in the driver’s seat.

On only one picture does he have his bandana on, but he wears one every day. He has 6 or 7 of them.

-Mark