Guess who is moving to Boston?
Need a clue?
He is short.
Has reddish brown hair.
A gorgeous smile.
Gives kisses upon request.
Sits.
Stays.
Comes.
Has four paws.
And a beautiful wagging tail.
Yes, It is Shorty.
Shorty is packed and ready to travel!
Long story short, Connie and Daniel could no longer take care of Shorty. Their landlord did not want him around the apartment complex. And Shorty's daily travels took him to their place at night for supper and YCA during the day as well as the park. It would be impossible for Shorty to not stay there - they were his new family. So when Connie shared with me the news, I went into high gear and made the arrangements for Shorty to come here. It was not easy - lots of hoops and changing goal posts, so to speak. And many phone calls and emails. But all worth it.
In the end, it all worked out. Heidi and her family took him in on a temporary basis and were very helpful in getting him in his kennel and to the airport. Amos took him for that 1 AM flight to Guam. Then Dr. Ken, a vet in Guam, picked him up and he will stay there for two weeks in quarantine. They told me he was being a good dog and that the staff loves him! What a relief. I really needed to hear that. In two weeks, he will be on another flight to Boston and join Fionnegan and Gunnarr and me.
Here are some cute pictures of the kids and Shorty. I think they will miss him. Reina in particular really liked him and would play with him in my office.
Need a clue?
He is short.
Has reddish brown hair.
A gorgeous smile.
Gives kisses upon request.
Sits.
Stays.
Comes.
Has four paws.
And a beautiful wagging tail.
Yes, It is Shorty.
Shorty is packed and ready to travel!Long story short, Connie and Daniel could no longer take care of Shorty. Their landlord did not want him around the apartment complex. And Shorty's daily travels took him to their place at night for supper and YCA during the day as well as the park. It would be impossible for Shorty to not stay there - they were his new family. So when Connie shared with me the news, I went into high gear and made the arrangements for Shorty to come here. It was not easy - lots of hoops and changing goal posts, so to speak. And many phone calls and emails. But all worth it.
In the end, it all worked out. Heidi and her family took him in on a temporary basis and were very helpful in getting him in his kennel and to the airport. Amos took him for that 1 AM flight to Guam. Then Dr. Ken, a vet in Guam, picked him up and he will stay there for two weeks in quarantine. They told me he was being a good dog and that the staff loves him! What a relief. I really needed to hear that. In two weeks, he will be on another flight to Boston and join Fionnegan and Gunnarr and me.
Here are some cute pictures of the kids and Shorty. I think they will miss him. Reina in particular really liked him and would play with him in my office.
No comments:
Post a Comment