Oh No!

Haroo, all.  Shiloh here, from my crate.  See, mom & dad brought this tree into our house today.  You know what that means.  People are coming to invade our house!

Oh, they will first clean the place all over.  Then they will put up all these lights and decorations.  Then mom will cook all of this food and make the house all yummy smelling.  But then it happens!  They invade!  And they stay all day.  They make noise and try to pet me.  It's horrible!

so, I outsmart them.  I make myself very small inside my crate.  Sure, the very small people can try to come in with me.  But I am gentle with them.  I just stay there until a tall one makes them go away.

Genny loves this for some reason.  She says that it's fun and all of the people give her food if she gives them "the look."  I just do not understand her sometimes.  Can anyone out there save me?

Happy Thanksgiving

Now, give us the turkey

Scott's New Family

Scott was adopted today my a wonderfully spoiling mommy and new sister, named Tasha.  Here they are, all getting to know each other.  Scott's the kind of guy who takes his time when in a new environment, so they will have to be patient with each other for a while.  And mom will have to give him lots of love, rubs, and peanut butter.

The other pictures are of Scott's new sister, Tasha.  This is her very favorite spot to hang out.  She is a very sweet and affectionate girl, even though she kind of looks unsure about things here.

Everyone will need some adjustment time, to be sure.  We know Scott is in very good hands, because his new mom has adopted from MaPaw in the past.

Wolf Sanctuary of PA

 Hello everyone. Mom here. The pups were nice enough to let me have a spot on the blog today to report on our very exciting outing.  Dad and I went with some friends on a Full Moon Tour at the Wolf Sanctuary of PA in Lititz, PA.  What a wonderful place.  Of course, they wouldn't let us take our pups, as it would be very upsetting to the wolves.

The moon was in all of it's glory and it was a crist cold night.  The animals, as you can see, were beautiful.  They were very docile and you could tell they respected the staff at the sanctuary.  Except for their enormous size, it would be difficult to tell tham a part from the huskies we help rescue.



I believe they told us this guy here may be a hybrid with a malamute.

The big grey boy here is named Frodo.  What a hugga-head!

Thanks to my pups for letting me show you the wolves.

Love,
Mom