Adopting older "kids"
Along the way, we had 4, count them, 4 rescued King Charles Spaniels at one time. Our very first and turned out to be our last(surviving her three younger sisters) made the Journey to the Rainbow Brid...
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I was just commenting on another Forum about Fostering...God Bless those that can do this. We'd end up with hundreds of "kid's", not wanting to let any of them go!!
With that being said, Potter has made his way home with us. The meet and greet didn't materialize but we went into Hollywood, Ca and picked this precious Cavalier up. The person in possession of Potter at this time was the owners sister who did not have the same attachment to Potter as her sister in Boston, Ma( where Potter spent his entire life until 6 months ago).
All seems well, all the other "kid's" are getting along well with Potter and he is enjoying the freedom of a larger house and backyard along with the ability to go in and out as he pleases(while we are home anyways). He's doing plenty of exploring and sniffing...:-)
With that being said, Potter has made his way home with us. The meet and greet didn't materialize but we went into Hollywood, Ca and picked this precious Cavalier up. The person in possession of Potter at this time was the owners sister who did not have the same attachment to Potter as her sister in Boston, Ma( where Potter spent his entire life until 6 months ago).
All seems well, all the other "kid's" are getting along well with Potter and he is enjoying the freedom of a larger house and backyard along with the ability to go in and out as he pleases(while we are home anyways). He's doing plenty of exploring and sniffing...:-)
