Remy

Hello Jody and Erin Humane Society,

Thank you very much for giving us the opportunity to adopt “ Remy”

Just thought we would let you know how Remy is doing!!!

Great! He slept right the the first night we brought him home and seems to like his bed, when he is worn out from touring the farm he just goes into his room( the olde dining room) and goes to his bed.

Most of the time he just sleeps across my feet in the front room. Since we had 4 adopted greyhounds in the past he has a wide assortment of doggie beds so we strategically placed them in various rooms where I spend time.

He is adjusting well and everyone he meets really likes him. He is my constant companion around the farm and everywhere in the house.  He has already grown a bit about 5 more pounds.

Went and got his heartworm and Advantage on Friday where he did excellent at the clinic. The vet techs and the Vet really liked him.

We have already started obedience training which he is doing very well at.

I am attaching a few pictures hopefully they get thru.

You just click on the pictures and they enlarge.

Thanks again

Gwen and Mike

Goldie and Fanta

 Hello Everyone,

I adopted Goldie and Fanta,now known as Fanniekins earlier in the year,and

I'm so glad! They are both doing well and are very sweet and

affectionate.They seem to get along well together.Thet wrestle a lot,but

never use their claws.I'm so glad I have them.

Roseanne

Domingo

Hi Jodi,

Attached are some pics of Domingo, taken today on a walk in Oakville. He is doing really well. He is a very gentle boy and is adapting well to his new home. He wants to thank you and all the volunteers for everything you did for him!

Thank you!

Rebecca

Hunter

This is about Hunter, a dog who went home and returned 3 times before finding these amazing people.....



Sorry we couldn't make it to the event in Georgetown? raking leaves a priority but the up-date on Hunter/Norman is only good news: I think I told you he had five teeth removed by Dr. John, plus a groomer from Caledon East came in and gave Norman a baldo shave while he was under sedation.
All in all for a month we couldn't be more pleased with him. We think he is pretty smart, his behaviour has greatly improved - the occasional set back but really nothing to speak of considering he is learning the rules but the best news is that I was painting some baseboards the other day and he was having none of it - kept leaning up against the wall and trying to take the paint brush out of my hand - mouthing my hand gentler than any dog I have ever had?????

We have had him off of the lead several times, he loves our cats and will not be left outside on a lead without one of us in his line of vision. He travels well in the car and has even gone visiting. He walks on the side roads and sits (mostly) when asked to. All in all we are grateful to have him, (if he barks at people and nips of the occasion that seems! to be no more than most dogs in this village do). We are very pleased and grateful that you saw such positive traits in him that eventually he was able to make his way to us.






Carol

Hunter/Norman

Message: Sorry we couldn't make it to the event in Georgetown? raking leaves

a priority but the up-date on Hunter/Norman is only good news: I think I

told you he had five teeth removed by Dr. John, plus a groomer from Caledon

East came in and gave Norman a baldo shave while he was under sedation. All

in all for a month we couldn't be more pleased with him. We think he is

pretty smart, his behaviour has greatly improved - the occasional set back -

but really nothing to speak of considering he is learning the rules but the

best news is that I was painting some baseboards the other day and he was

having none of it - kept leaning up against the wall and trying to take the

paint brush out of my hand - mouthing my hand gentler than any dog I have

ever had????? We have had him off of the lead several times, he loves our

cats and will not be left outside on a lead without one of us in his line of

vision. He travels well in the car and has even gone visiting. he walks on

the side roads and sits (mostly) when asked to. All in all we are grateful

to have him. (if he barks at people and nips of the occasion that seems!

to be no more than most dogs in this village do). We are very pleased and

grateful that you saw such positive traits in him that eventually he was

able to make his way to us. Carol

Jace

 

Just thought I'd drop you a line to let you all know how "Jace" is doing- It took almost a year before we earned his trust, it was like he was a guest in our home, but literally overnight he changed.

He blossomed into a sweet, loving, funny companion who makes a lasting impression in everyone he meets. To Jace, everything is fun, each day is to be savored to the max. He is like a puppy in a big dog suit.

Thank You for introducing us to Jace

KIndest Regards,

Doug and Kathy

Hank

From: Judith-Anne Kolu


Sent: February 7, 2011 5:02 PM
Subject: [Bulk] FW: Hank is doing so well...
Here he is again…doesn’t look like the same dog…..hooray!