Thursday, September 4, 2014

Lucas and Winston TBT

 So this is a post for Throw Back Thursday, 
Well,  my assistant aka Mom found a previous post she never did finish.  The video is from when Mom and I Lucas went to the cabin with a friend and her dog Winston.   Trouble with the well and people were coming to fix it.
Winston and  I had a lot of fun and talked our moms Into taking us on long walks after the well was fixed.lots of good sniffs.   We did not see any critters like bears and coyotes. They are there but they didn't mess with us.
Sunset and it was a beautiful evening to be on the deck.


Early morning mist in the valley. 

 Our foster Kayla was adopted and she has a wonderful family if her iwn now with a couple of kids.  M is really hsppy for her. She went right to the mom And dad and the boy and girl and gave them all kisses ....never looked back.   Think that was good.
 Amber was also adopted 3 days after she came to be our house guest.  Her new mom is very happy too
 Amber and Kayla were both very sweet puppies. We are very happy they have great homes niw.
Last but not least... mom liked this picture of Kayla and Louie hanging together on the couch.  Louie is really becoming a real part of our fsmily.

7 comments:

  1. All those memories of pups you HELPED find their forever families. You have helped so many.

    Being at the cabin looks so fun--despite the bears and coyotes and stuff.

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  2. Awww, it's so nice to look back! They were adorable!

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  3. Play dates are the best. It's so nice to hear about furry kids getting adopted
    Lily & Edward

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  4. What precious photos of the babies,,, and it makes us happy to know that some of them got homes!
    love
    tweedles

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  5. Thanks for sharing these great memories. Love happily ever afters!

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  6. Oh what good news about all the adoptions! Sounds like those kids found very good families. The cabin looks like a lovely place--good thing you got to go for a nice walk.

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