Success Stories
We just wanted to tell you how much we love our girl. We adopted Trudy (formally Jillian or Jilly Bean) in June. She is perfect and loves her brother and sister. Thank you so much! Trudy is on the right. 
Sarah and Jason
We adopted Rocky just after Thanksgiving. Thank you for helping us find 
the perfect pet for our family. Rocky is a happy, playful and well behaved dog. He loves to play fetch with the boys and cuddle on the couch while chewing on his bone. We are so glad that he is a part of our family now!
Thanks for all you do!
Glen and Cathy
Fifteen years ago, I received a call from a friend who volunteered at SISCA telling me about this cute little dog that I would just love. My coworkers and I took our lunch break and went to see "Furby". He was the only little dog in the middle of a whole pack of big dogs and he just kept asking me to save him from all the noise. Furby, a Pug/chichuha looked just like a Furby doll. This was
the name given him by SISCA and we just couldn't change it.
We found out he was one of the first of the Thomas Project dogs who had been adopted and returned 3 times to SISCA. True he had a lot of issues but when he came home with us we were very determined he was forever a member of our family. It took a lot of work but after about a year he was a whole lot better. Here it is 15 years later and Furby now a healthy and happy 18 year old is still going strong. He has been the love of our families life (dog love) and I don't know how the last years would have been tolerable without him. Furby has seen us through many of lifes ups and downs but he has been forever faithful and loving. We have gone on several vacations...he loves the ocean, and spent many hours exploring the parks and paths around our town.
I can only hope that others who chose to adopt have as much luck as we have had with Furby. He now has two sisters (both rescues) who make up a very active and fun family.
I just wanted to let you know how thrilled our family is about adopting Lita (formerly know as “Rabbitt” ), the Border Collie Mix. After losing our longtime lab to kidney disease last year, we decided it was time to open our hearts once again to a new dog. We had originally gone to SICSA to look at a completely different dog, but were concerned about some behavior issues. It was
suggested that we take a look at “Rabbitt” and I am so grateful that we did!! She is a very sweet girl who has adjusted to our schedules very easily. She has had very few potty accidents in the house and is very well behaved and has never given us any problems with her crate training. She loves going for walks in the park, playing tug with her toys, and snuggling on the couch! She is a very loving and obedient girl who learns things quickly and we feel like she has been with us forever!
Michelle
My name is Cody. I am a 6 year old long-haired Chihuahua. My original owners were unable to take care of me anymore, so they brought me to SICSA. I wasn't in the best shape and had to have all my pretty hair shaved off. Right before Christmas in 2008, this nice lady named Sheri came to visit me. She petted me and played with me. I just fell in love with her right away. Sheri took me home and gave me a new place to live. I have good food to eat, she takes me for walks and we go for rides in the car. I even have a soft purple blanket with fringe that I can lay on the sofa and watch the television. I hit the jackpot! We have so much fun and we are best buddies!!! When she comes home from work, I jump and skip to show her how happy I am to see her
Thank you SISCA for putting my picture on the website. I have my "forever" home and am the luckiest dog in the world!
Scribbles appeared on the SICSA website home page for quite a while. She had been there for about two years and was five years old when we fell in love with her and adopted her just over a year ago. She lives to be loved, give love, eat, and sleep. In our home, that’s just fine with us. I am home a lot and spend a good bit of time in bed which she loves sharing with me. She is a source of endless love, attention, and affection. She’ll climb right on up wherever she likes and makes herself at home. She is our child and she just loves to be spoiled rotten (and fortunately for her, we love doing it). She spends about half the day by herself sleeping in the sun and the rest cuddled next to whoever will just give her some love or a little room to snuggle.
In the recent “Stray Thoughts” newsletter, it talks about how older cats are often overlooked. They can be great friends, wonderful additions to any home, and can give more love than anyone can ever expect. She’s been nothing but a blessing in our home that had a big missing hole in it from our previous cat that had passed away and she filled that cat’s 23 pound space incredibly well, even though she only weighs 13 pounds. She just knows how to fill our lives with love and smiles. Don’t pass by the older cats right away. Take a look and see. You might just find your next best friend with a cat who’s been “around the block” a while and still can provide pleasant and joyful surprises every day! Thanks SICSA for everything you do (and for Scribbles)!
Jim and Lori
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Delilah has been such a joy for our family. She was a single puppy just a few weeks old and just 10 pounds, when we brought her home. She fit in with the other dogs right away. She has since grown to 80 pounds. We had a Wisdom Panel DNA test done on her from our veterinarian and found that she is a Greater Swiss Mountain Dog mixed with many other breeds. She is so very gentle with our grandchildren and we feel so blessed to have her in our lives. Thank you so much for all that you do.
Tom and Family
We spent several months looking for a puppy to adopt until one day we saw this yellow puppy in the big dog room quietly chewing on her SICSA bandana while the other dogs were barking to get our attention. Her name was Dixie at SICSA but now we call her Maggie. She only weighed 40 pounds when we first saw her at SICSA and my wife said "Look at those paws - she is going to be a BIG dog". Well, we adopted that puppy and a year later her weight leveled off at 100 pounds - I'll never doubt my wife again! Maggie was a shelter dog from the time she was born but she has been a wonderful addition to our family. She had classes at SICSA and knew how to sit, stay and walk on a leash when we brought her home. Maggie is very sweet, intelligent and loves to play, just look at that cute face!
We are very glad we went to SICSA and adopted our most recent family member. Thanks SICSA!!
Paul
We adopted Jack (formerly Leo) just after Thanksgiving in 2008. He has many nicknames; Jack Attack – when he plays hide-and-seek and jumps out at us as we walk by, or is pouncing on his favorite toys, Cat Dog – he loves to play fetch, is ALWAYS waiting right by the door when we come home, and comes running from anywhere when we call him – just to name a couple. Here he is ‘helping’ my son with his homework. He is the sweetest, most affectionate cat I have ever met! He has brought so much joy and laughter into our home… I can’t imagine life without him! Thank you SICSA… we’re coming back soon for a pet for Jack!
Laura
We 
adopted Cameron back this summer and he has been a dream come true. We cannot thank you enough for matching us up with the perfect dog for us. Cameron bonded to us so quickly and has never needed to be crated or confined to a room when we are not home. He is such a smart boy and continues to learn new commands such as drop and rollover. He has done so well around strangers and other dogs and has even formed a friendship with my mom's dog when we go for visits to "Grandma's House". Cameron continues to grow everyday and has even found his love for playing with toys. Cameron is the sweetest boy you could ever ask for and we are so happy to have him as part of our family.
Tricia and Dan
I adopted 
Meredith about 1.5 to 2 yrs ago from you guys…I was warned that she had attitude, as the staff kept asking me, "are you sure you want to adopt this one?" She had a little rep among the staff for "slicin' (claws) and dicin' (teeth)" the peasants (caretakers) there to serve her. The young lady had to put on gloves to put her in the carrier, so I could take her home. I was told she did not do well with other cats.
Well…the "evil Merry Mayhem" has turned into the most awesome sweet pea! I have 3 cats…all rescues, including Merry. At first she was appalled! A true DIVA and heir to the throne…such as herself, should be cast among such 'rabble' as we…but true to her inborn nobility, she rose above and has become my angel lap cat. My other two angels like to be near me, though only Merry claims the lap as her own and uses it routinely.
Merry joins me every morning nesting comfortably on my lap as I drink my coffee and get peaceful before work by watching my fresh water live planted 'sorority tank' of betta splendens females (siamese fighting fish). She cracks me up! She waits 'til I sit down and then stares at me, with that look …you know…the one that says, " WE (the royal we) are NOT amused …darest thou make us wait!" You see…merry is royalty…a legend in her own mind, so to speak. She just needed someone who understood and was a willing slave with great respect for her majesty, the diva. ;)
She is a most beautiful, long haired mackerel tabby (black and cream), with slightly almond shaped pale green-yellow eyes, ringed with black eyeliner. She has the most beautiful coat and the fullest fluffiest tail! ...sorry, the pic doesn't show that gorgeous tail too well. I think, she may have some Persian in her as she has a flatter face is built kind of low to the ground and tank solid…not fat, solid and fluffy. She tolerates the rabble peasant cats and on occasion I have seen and heard some catty arguments…though no swords were drawn and all co-exist with tolerance on the 'peasants' side and royal 'forbearance' on the diva side. I just wanted you guys to know…she is a most awesome cat and I love her dearly and worship her as due her station. Thanx… muchly!
Deborah J
My Fiance (Tom) 
and I adopted Chance (formally known as Joseph) from SICSA back in February of 2008. Chance was one of the puppies from the Catahoula breed that was surrendered from his owner. Chance is from the same litter as Calvin, Freckles, and Sophie (who was deaf, but a very sweet dog). Although the rest of the litter was sent to a rescue shelter that specifies with the Catahoula breed, we were able to adopt Chance before the litter was sent away. Hearing stories about the other litter mates about how some were returned due to either their activity level, behavioral issues, or even that the owner did not have time for them, I must have been one of the fortunate ones.
At eight months old, Chance turned out to be a wonderful dog. Although a little hyper, he keeps us going and that is what we were looking for. He is extremely affectionate, gets along great with other animals and loves people, once he gets to know you. He is protective of females and of my other dog, but not to where he attacks. I have actually never had a problem with Chance being aggressive towards people. He was a part of the puppy training class that was held by SICSA (which I highly recommend) and learned a lot from the class and from the other dogs. He is a fantastic dog and I would not trade him for any other. The catahoula breed is quick to learn which Chance did follow.
Samantha
Luke has been with us for a few weeks now, but you would't know it by seeing him around the house. 
He made him self right at home the second he walked in the door. He sleeps in the bed with me and is so well behaved at all times. The only problem we have found is he is scared to death of men and baby gates, but we are hoping to get him over that. Everyone just loves him, and we are so happy we decided to adopt him.
We found out he loves to play in the water, in the bath tub, in the kiddie pool and with the hose.. He has so much fun out side, although he would rather be at my feet watching TV with me than play a lot, which is perfect for me, because I am not that active during the evening. We recently took him to the dog park, he loved it. He runs and plays the whole time, although when a un-neutered female dog comes in the park all bets are off, other than that he does great with being off the leash and never runs from me.
In a few weeks Luke will be attending doggy day care at club k-9 (we got a free 5 day trial we won at the sisca walk) and we are hoping he does well in daycare so he can attend.He is a joy to have, and I am glad we found each other and that we can give him a forever home.
Jessica
I just wanted to thank you for suggesting that my husband and I take a closer look at Shadow.
She's been living with us for almost two months and she and our three cats are adjusting well. She is the perfect dog for our family ... especially for self-proclaimed cat people! We've been taking her on several walks and jogs during the week and we're looking forward to taking her to Sugarcreek Reserve for a longer hike. Thanks again and we'll be sure to keep you all updated on her progress!
Sincerely,
Jenny
Last autumn (2007) my daughter and I visited SICSA looking for a possible addition to our family. While crouched down to see a cat in the corner of the kitty playroom, I was taken by surprise when an adorable British Tortoiseshell kitty hopped into my lap and started rubbing all over me! 
She was purring so loudly, I immediately fell in love. I told my daughter we were going to see if we could take her home. The next day, we returned with Dad and Azula (our biggest fuzzy child, a 4 year old Siberian husky) to see if the affection was true. Everyone seemed to get along, so we adopted Trixie. She started out alone in my daughter’s room, but within two days was investigating the rest of the house and meeting her other new brothers and sisters (2 male cats, 2 little dogs). Everyone got along so well! The cats play together and Trixie gets into all kinds of mischief (hence, the Trouble suffix) on her own. A quick note that Trixie LOVES little toy mice… so much so that she opens the closet door, climbs up the shelves and gets one out of the pack! Then she proceeds to bat it under the refrigerator and then sit there until someone gets it out with a ruler!
But the most outstanding result was the bond forged between Azula and Trixie. I assume it is because Azula came with us when we first brought home Trixie, so she thought the cat was for her. Anyway, they are quite tight buddies, sleeping together at the end of my bed most nights.
I am very blessed to have such a full, loving house! And as I type this, Trixie is sitting in my lap “helping” me by rubbing on my hands…
Cheryl
Honda came to SICSA as a stray. I was told he was first in a home where he was left outside by himself, and finally broke free. Someone else took him to their home, but found they didn’t have the room he needed, so they brought him back to SICSA. 
Then I came along with the intention to foster a dog. I have never had a dog, nor cared for a dog, so the plan was to bring Honda home to foster him during the week, then take him back on the weekend in hopes of getting adopted. I had been told that he had been at SICSAfor over a year, and no one seemed to want to adopt an “older” dog. My parents are in their 80’s, so fostering an older dog was going to be perfect. I’m no young chicken either, so a slower dog is just what I needed also. After receiving his love and gratitude that first night, I knew I would never be able to take him back so that someone else could adopt him. I adopted him at the estimated age of 7. We sometimes play ball to warm up, and then we go for a mile walk every morning. He looks at me with those big Honda eyes and I just melt, so needless to say, HE gets just about anything he wants. My dad’s needs used to come first, but now he knows that Honda has taken that spot. Only another dog lover can understand what joy Honda has brought into my life. It’s truly a love affair for both of us. As you can see, Honda is very comfy stretched out on the couch, possibly ready for a nap. “Ahhh…life here is good at my forever home!” Adopting a dog from SICSA was the best thing I have ever done!
Carlena
We adopted Chewey
, a Lhasa Apso, a couple years ago from SICSA. My wife had never owned a dog before, and had always been a "cat person." We came to SICSA just to look at a few dogs, but weren't sure we would bring a dog into our home. My wife was sure we only wanted a female. When we came in, we looked at all the dogs you had at the time, and they were all barking and going crazy. Except for one. That was Chewey, he was sitting quietly in his crate.
After meeting him and playing with him for a couple hours, we knew we couldn't go home without him. It has been 3 years since we adopted him. We both love him like crazy. Our 3 cats would disagree with that, however. When we first brought him home, he didn't bark, and he didn't play. We have a very large fenced yard, and he would not go out without one of us being with him. We even took him for walks around the block, and usually ended up having to carry him home.
Since then he has developed a "personality" all his own. He plays when he wants to and he plays seriously. He now loves to go on walks and we can't seem to take him on as many as he wants. He loves to ride in the car.
We want to thank SICSA for alllowing us to bring Chewey into our home.
Thank you very much,
Greg and Carrie
My husband and I just adopted Wisteria on January 19, 2008. She is such a dainty little girl! I call her Teary for short. I had just lost my sweet cat, Lollypop, of 12 years on New Year's Day and was so sad. Wisteria has been the most wonderful friend to cheer us up! She is a complete delight. 
She is very talkative and I feel as though I know exactly what she is saying. She is very affectionate and playful. We are both so glad she came into our lives. She has settled right in to her new home within the first week we've had her. She loves to play with all her new toys and loves watching the squirrels play each day outside in our backyard as we put birdseed out for them. She is so unusually colored. My daughter says that they sprayed her with tortoise coloring, but she had her sweater on that day!
I want to thank SICSA, for keeping her so happy and healthy until I could come and find her and bring her home. SICSA volunteers are wonderful people whose selfless work and kindness make the lives of pets and their adoptive parents happy and make the world a better place. Thank you!
Norma and David
We met Dewey on August 26th 2007 and SICSA was getting ready to close in 15 minutes. I fell in love with him as soon as they brought him out to meet us. I was so excited and wanted to take him home right at that moment but
realized we had no cage or toys for him so it would be better to go get that stuff and pick him up the next day. I couldn't sleep that night, I was so scared that someone would accidentally give him to someone else. I was there right when the doors opened and was anxious to get my boy.
He has been the best!! When I brought him home we bonded instantly. He is a very shy boy, even going on walks was hard the first few times. Once he gained trust in me, things got easier and he has turned around and is a lot more confident. We are still working on his shyness but he is doing great! He has two kitties that he lives with. Itty Bitty is very old so she doesn't
like to play with him but Michael Scofield, who is just 2, and Dewey play chase all the time. He has a huge backyard to run and play and we try to go on runs when I get home from work. We can trust him off the leash so we take him to open fields when we can so he can just soar. We couldn't be happier with him, what a great dog. I just wish I could get another from SICSA, what you guys do is amazing. Thank you!
Kiernan
I was on Petfinder.com and was looking at SISCA’s dogs for adoption 
(I am always interested in why people surrender their dogs) and I stumbled upon your website and noticed you had a “Success Stories” link. I thought you might want to hear the story of my Scruffy. I was a 19 year old volunteer in early 2000 after seeing a news reel about a puppymill that had been shut down and the 30+ dogs sent to your organization. I brought in a bag of dog food to donate and the rest they say is history. I volunteered for about four months before I joined the military and had to head off to basic training. Scruffy was a schnauzer mix that was found as a stray. He was a young nervous dog that never liked to walk on a leash. It was a severe case of puppy love for me. He is honestly the cutest dog in the world. I adopted Scruffy on February 21, 2000. We are now coming up on our 8 year anniversary and Scruffy now has a human dad and two doggy brothers (he was even in our wedding).
I can’t tell you how much that dog has changed my life. What you all do at SISCA is wonderful and I just wanted to show that your efforts not only save lives, they change them.
Andrea
I adopted Bubba, an 8 year old beagle in September. 
Having a 10 year old dog Suzie and Rhett, a special needs dog from SICSA I adopted in 2005, I was ready to open my heart and home to another dog. Bubba is a hoot! He has been quite a challenge to keep contained in the yard. I know why this boy was a stray! I am happy to say his escapes are dwindling thanks to reinforcements in my fence AND an invisible fence but he is well worth the effort. I think sometimes he needs a job, like maybe a taxi driver or maybe brain surgeon :) I have made quite a few new friends through Bubba recently.
Even with all the extra work, Bubba is a gem and we are thankful he is part of our family.
Linda
We adopted Luna in April 2004 
after one of our other cats died. She is still a feisty cat at times (and we wouldn't have it any other way), although she has adjusted well and is much more sociable than when we adopted her and likes to sit on our laps and be petted. She also likes to lick and style our hair, which we have now figured out is why she was nicknamed the "hairdresser" of SICSA. She also loves playing "chase the flashlight."
Words cannot express the joy Luna has brought into our lives, and we cannot picture our lives without her. Thanks for all you do!!!
Blaine and Kenneth
We adopted Bailey (formerly Clifton) a 
little over a year ago and he continues to be a valued member of our "pack". Here is a recent picture of Bailey and his buddy Shag making certain none of the food my grandson drops violates the 3 second rule.
Thanks again, Sam and Barb
Gracie made herself at home 
the moment she walked in, and has been enthusiastically welcomed. She and Bailey are never more than a few feet away from one another. She is now completely relaxed in the house. She also walks well and with confidence outside – until someone gets too close, of course, but even that is better than in the beginning. With time and patience, I know she will do just fine. I have learned that she is much happier meeting new people from the comfort of her couch than outside, so I’ve occasionally brought a neighbor in as well as my daughter and son-in-law to say hello and give her her favorite belly rubs. I’ve lost my place on the couch, but I could not be happier with the way these two fit together. There is extra joy in the Gregg household these days.
Hello! My name is Shadow. I was known as 
Dojo until I wer adopted by Ron and Tony. They named me Shadow because I follow them everywhere. I enjoy playing with my toys, and I especially like fetching sticks. I can be seen every morning walking around the Omega Church grounds, formerly the United Theological Seminary in Dayton. I chase tennis balls and sticks in the open field there. I really look forward to going to the Bark Park, next to the Humane Society on Webster Street. I can run and play with other dogs there. I'm very happy in my new home.
Hello, my name is Trisha. 
My fiancee Kyle and I adopted a cat named Boba Fett from you about two months ago. I just wanted to update you I was told you guys like this. So his new name is Sig, he is getting very big. He is still very rambuncious and talks alot. He has a stuff ducked that he loves very much. He gets along very well with other animals and babies, I have taken him to my mom's house which has both, and he does great. He is so energetic and loving I couldn't have asked for a better cat for us.
We adopted Hunter (formerly "Snoot") 
in November 2006. Hunter spends much of his time patrolling the yard and playing in the woods. He is a very lovable dog, as you can see in the pictures. He insists on sleeping in the bed with us, and likes to hog the pillows and covers. We discovered that he already knew commands such as sit, lay down, shake, rollover, and high-five. We love having him in our family!
Thank you!
Adam & Brandy
Attached are a few pictures of a couple happy kitties. 
They have adjusted well and are a true joy to me. My husband passed away in December and my kids are grown and live in other cities. That's why I call Charlie (black) and Stanley (black & white) my boys. They are very entertaining and are inseparable. If one does something the other has to join in.
These are pics of my dog formerly Princess; 
now Chauncey. I adopted her in April when she was just 2 months old. She is such a delight, and very well behaved. I could not be happier.
The first picture is from the first week she was home, and the second is at 3 months.
Thanks for all of your work.
Venessa
May 4th changed our lives for the better, 
when we brought Border Collie-Mix, Addy, home from Sicsa. We all fell in love with her immediately, but when my wife told me she received a surprise hug while sitting on the deck- well, seeing is believing. That sure looks like a hug to me- closed eyes and all!
We lost our other dogs last year of old age, and didn't know if we were ready yet. The only reason we waited so long-well- we must have been waiting for Addy!
Thank you SICSA!
Paul, Libba, Stacy and Addy- The Markowski Family
Rosie and I adopted Sebastian 
after the loss of Rosie's brother, Albert. Sebastian is a joy and I thank Joann for her help in bringing him to us. Fearful at first, Sebastian has quickly become a trusting little guy who is enjoying all the love and attention we can give him.
SICSA is amazing. Sebastian was returned twice and SICSA stood by him until Joann could find him a permanent home. What a great little dog! Many thanks for bringing him into our family!
Karen, Rosie, and Sebastian
Steven, Tyson, and I are all doing great. 
We just moved into a new apartment in West Hollywood. Tyson likes it so much better because there are other dogs in the building and we have twice as much room as our old apartment.
The picture attached was taken from our balcony. Those are the Hollywood Hills in the background. It's a great location.
I think Tyson has finally accepted us fully. He seems to be 100% comfortable with us now and we are always seeing new behavior patterns with him. I'm so in love with him. :o) He was a little nervous in the picture because he didn't know what we were up to. I think the tripod sort of freaked him out.
Steven, Joey & Tyson
Renee came to SICSA along with a 
litter of new pups from another shelter. She had given birth in the overcrowded shelter and the outlook was grim for the time she needed to raise her pups. SICSA stepped in to assist the shelter and all of Renee’s puppies found wonderful, loving homes once they were weaned. Renee waited and waited for a home and waited over a year!
Pictured is Renee and her new family! The family are repeat SICSA adopters and just knew Renee was the dog for them. Good things come to those who wait. Renee is proof of that.
I just wanted to let you know 
that Homer has turned out to be a great fit for my family. The kids love his snuggliness. And he and Gilbert, our other new kitten, are now great pals. They chase each other around, sleep together and groom each other all the time. My daughter Claire, who has helped with feeding duties, says she thinks the funniest thing about Homer is that he scratches on the food bag when his bowl is empty. My daughter Kate says she thinks it's funny when Homer sits at the screen door and meows at her when she is playing in the yard. -- Scott
I adopted Lola
in April of this year and we have enjoyed her immensely!!!! She is such a good girl, everyone that meets her wants to take her home! She had no problem adjusting to our home.....she acted like she had always been there! She loves her toys (but does not like it when mom puts her toys in the toy box!!) She has brought laughter and a lot fun (and snuggles!) into our home. She has been introduced to several dogs - friends/family - and she has behaved beautifully. Her favorite friend is a weimaraner named Lily.....they play for hours! We also attended the dog walk at Woodland Cemetery (very interesting!) and once again she behaved perfectly. We feel very blessed to have her in our home and hope that she is enjoying us just as much! Thank you for taking care of her when she was homeless and helping her learn her manners! I understand that she took part in the prison training program, she follows her commands wonderfully, she has her stubborn moments but overall, she listens! :)
Thank you, Michele
I wanted to thank you 
for bringing Britney into our lives. She is a Border Collie/Huskie mix that we adopted from you about 2 years ago.
She has been a wonderful addition to our family. She is a loyal companion to our male border collie, Bandit. And She is loves to "mother" our two smaller dogs.
When we first saw her, we were unsure because she was so wild. Her Foster Mom, Amy, brought her for a home visit and it was a done deal. Bandit fell in love and pouted for two days after she left. She has brought great joy to our lives.
Thank you for all your hard work.
Dave
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2 former SICSA guys adopted to separate homes that get together from time to time. This picture was taken when Harley's family babysat Charley while his family was on vacation.
We adopted Carroll exactly a year ago today.
His name somehow evolved into "Bud". He was described as a senior citizen and a loner. Quiet and shy and preferring to be by himself. What a difference a year makes. He's very talkative with a variety of "words". He sleeps as close to me as I will let him. And he has never met a stranger. He loves everyone. And we absolutely adore him. And he is spoiled rotten. He and his "Daddy" are playing a rousing round of fetch the mousy even as I type. Adopt an older pet and improve your life!! (as well as theirs)!
Erin
Hi! I just wanted to give you the update on
Wilbur's first couple of days here. He and Georgie are just two wrestlemaniacs and play with each other all day long. They each have their signature moves. Wilbur likes to go for the furry tail and try to drag Georgie (he does it with my ponytail to) and Georgie whips his butt around and knocks Wilbur over- it is hilarious. Wilbur is just so floppy compared to Georgie. When we went out for potty I about died when I saw Wilbur pee 5 times in a half an hour, but he already understands what the potty pad is for and I am sure he will be using it consistently in no time. Last night both the boys slept on the bed and slept through the whole night - I am sure they were completely exhausted from all the playing. When we woke up in the morning, Wilbur's shoulders had slipped out of his shirt so it looked like he had a skirt on and it was the most adorable thing I had ever seen. I have included some pictures of the boys for you to check out. Thanks again for such a beautiful
little addition to my family!
Sincerely,
Whitney