Happy Tails — Page 7

Happy Tails – Dink

November 21, 2022 by ARSPCAadmin

Dink is fitting in really good with our family. He is a very smart dog and seems to know sit, takes food gently from your hand, overall just a lovable boy. He loves to just lay in my lap. To be honest he actually acts better than my Boston Terrier.

I don’t know what he has been through but he will have a wonderful life with us. He doesn’t even pay any attention to our cat which is a good thing.

Please tell Debbie so far since he has been with us he has had some ribeye steak, pork tenderloin and last night lobster. She should know what that means.

Thank you for all your help in helping me find a good dog for our family. Now if I can just get them housebroken….all in good time and with patience.

Happy Tails – Louie

November 21, 2022 by ARSPCAadmin

Just wanted to say thank you and give you an update.

We have decided that Ciroc should be renamed, his name is now Louie. He responds to it very well. He is very sweet and Lola is warming up to him faster than we anticipated. We will be scheduling a wellness check with Tendercare after we have Lola’s rabies vaccination updated on the 23rd and they may reach out. Here are a few pics of how he is settling in.

Happy Tails – Cassie

November 21, 2022 by ARSPCAadmin

Just wanted to give you all a quick update on Ms Cassie. She is doing great and has fit in with me and my daughter well. Such a joy to have her in put household. She has gained weight and is 12 lbs. Goes to work w mom everyday and has some friends to play with there.

Happy Tails – Dodge

May 4, 2021 by ARSPCAadmin

Hello SPCA Team

I wanted to drop a note to thank everyone for their help during our adoption of Dodge. He has settled in so well and is a great addition to our family. Whatever time and attention you were able to give him really paid off.

Happy Tails – Juliet

May 4, 2021 by ARSPCAadmin

Good evening. My family adopted Juliet (Jewels) three weeks ago today. I just wanted to update you all and thank you again for caring for her and sharing her story on Facebook…which is what got her to us. She is really coming out of her shell! She is so sweet and has A LOT of energy. We are walking about 5 miles a day! She is adapting very well to life with our family and we are having a lot of fun. We still have quite a bit of work to do to help her manage her fear/anxiety of people (other than us…it didn’t take her any time at all to warm up to our family members), crates, and being left alone. But we will be patient with her. She is worth it!

Our vet has guessed her dominant breed is greyhound. We are doing a DNA test (and would be happy to share the results if anyone is interested). She is definitely a unique blend of whatever she is. We are just curious and do not really care about the breed…because regardless, she’s 100% Easterling!

I’ve attached some pictures of our girl.