The newest members of the family, albeit temporary. (More about them in yesterday's post.) From the left: Ochoa, Snijder, and Nena.
Dogs fall into my life like accidental blessings. These are their stories.
Dogs fall into my life like accidental blessings. These are their stories.
So much cuteness in one place!
ReplyDeleteHaha--agreed! Thanks for the visit :)
DeleteHow cute and loveable. I want to cuddle them:)
ReplyDeleteAwww, beautiful babies!! :) xo, Miss Destiny & Asia
ReplyDeleteThey are, aren't they? Thanks for the visit!
Deleteoh! What kind of dogs are they?? Just curious
ReplyDeleteThey're the abandoned pups from yesterday's post, Birgit--mutts, as far as we know, but a few seem to have some Fila Brasileiro or Mastiff in them... Shape of the face, paws, coloring. One is *huge*--at four weeks, he was 2.3 kg, while his siblings were 1.2. Two weeks later, he was an unbelievable FOUR kilos. The others are smaller, but also have pretty big-sized paws, so not sure how big they'll get. A few have an elongated body, Dachshund-like... With mutts it's always fun to watch them develop into adults; you really never know what you're going to get :)
DeleteHow sweet!!
ReplyDeleteI know... I've spent the last 7 weeks in Awwww mode :D
DeleteThanks for the visit, Rebekah!
Your hard work, dedication and heartache are certainly paying off, Guilie. More power to you.
DeleteAwwww! How sweet!
ReplyDeleteThey are 100% edible, yes :) Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteVery cute! Glad to know the pups are being well cared for.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mark. Raising orphans is always a challenge, in both physical and psychological aspects. Now that they're (almost) past the major life-threatening risks, I'm wondering whether I've been a good "mom" in terms of setting boundaries and helping them bond as they should--both with each other, with other, older dogs, and with humans. I hope they won't have any serious permanent issues that might put their happiness at risk :(
DeleteI want to cuddle them all, I'd love a basket full of puppies delivered.. Well that is until I remembered how much work taking care of puppies is. Those are some big old puppies, it looks like you're doing a great job.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jen! Haha... I know what you mean, I'm constantly falling in love with puppies. But the work--oh my. And finding them good homes! That's the worst challenge, especially in this island where I live. So many homeless animals, so much neglect :(
DeleteAwww CUTE + Sweet. Golden WOofs
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sugar! Hope you had a wonderful bday :)
DeletePuppies!!
ReplyDeletePUPPIES!
DeleteWhat a gorgeous photo!
ReplyDeleteThank you :) It took a couple of tries... they kept shifting just the slightest bit and throwing my focus out of... well, focus :D
DeleteAdorable. I just went back and read their story. I am so happy these sweet puppies and their siblings found their way to you. You've done a remarkable thing to get them through a tough start and on to loving homes. I'm so sorry for the two who were lost but beyond thankful for the five who were saved. :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you :) I feel the same way--thankful for the ones that made it so far. Fingers crossed they'll have wonderful lives.
DeleteThanks for the visit! (I'm still chuckling about your photo set yesterday :D )
Oh goodness. This is adorable. I'm getting that "I want a puppy again" feeling!
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Haha... I know that feeling, April. For me it's more of a "I want to keep these three puppies forever" -- but one more dog and my partner is going to kick me--and them--out of the house :D Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteSo sweet and what a heroic tale of rescue! (re: previous post) ♥
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