Our fosters through Geauga Mama Dogs and Pups.
While driving home with Cinder, Ebony and Ash I received a text that they were sick and we needed to keep them in a confined area. After I got home we were advised that the litter may have been exposed to Parvo and not to let them in the yard.
We got Peanut and Moose the end of July in 2023. They were super sweet little puppies and super cute! They loved to snuggle.
We got Penny, Dewey and Buddy in July of 2023 and we only had them for a week and 2 days. Penny was named for the color of her coat, Dewey got his name because he had a double dew claw on his back paws and Buddy was just a good little buddy. 🙂They loved running in the yard and playing in the kiddie pool. And, they were liked to help out with the dishes!!
The puppies all get their pictures taken to get posted for adoption. Getting pictures of puppies is harder than you would think! They don’t sit still at all and I swear they avoid looking at the camera!
When Patience’s puppies were 5 1/2 weeks old we decided it was time to let them see the big outdoors! Mama was not so sure about her puppies being out. They had a great time and seemed to enjoy the beautiful weather.
The puppies were becoming social! The first video below is the puppies all being social and climbing in my lap. I was in Puppy Heaven!! Next, our granddaughter is awesome with the puppies and spending time with her helps them get used to be around kids. And finally, Pumba coming over to say HI!
I became obsessed with taking pictures of the sleeping puppies! Sleeping puppies are just so freaking cute!!
We also have a singing puppy – little Timon decided to sing the blues!
Right before Mother’s Day I got a text from one of the members of GMDAP asking if I wanted to foster a mama dog and her 9 puppies. My immediate response was to say YES! But I talked it over with Rob first because I knew it would be a lot of work for both of us. We had never fostered a mama dog and puppies before so I was super excited and a little nervous. Rob was hesitant but agreed because he could tell how much it meant to me.
Cocoa, Honey and Graham were adorable little puppies!
Graham tries a new ear style. All the puppies are doing it! Cocoa tries antigravity eating. It’s much better for digestion! And all the puppies try on jackets. They are not fans!
When we fostered Alfie and Arlo they were about 4 months old. We also had Cookie and Tootsie that we were holding on to because Friendship APL was full. They were supposed to go to the APL on Sunday but we had them until Wednesday. Cookie and Tootsie were both girls and Alfie and Arlo boys so a lot of times we just referred to them as “The Girls” and “The Boys”. When we got them, Alfie and Arlo had just gotten over Coccidia so we kept the two sets of puppies separate.
