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Took me long enough, but I fianally figured out how to post photos here......
this is our Fizzy Girl - who we adopted in Feb -
She just turned 2 in March.......
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...d/f43f0858.jpg
and this is Pixel kitty - who adopted US ===========wwwwwwwwwwwww
( and he likes to type, too!)
last winter by wandering into our garage and stealing dog food -
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...7/f4400780.jpg
laura
Wow.. they are both sooooooo cute. Thanks for sharing :)
You've got a couple of really cute critters. Now that you've figured out how to do pics, you can put more up. Isn't it funny how animals find you? Doogie(cat) sort of adopted me on this site.
Fizzy is beautiful :). And I am sure Pixel keeps you on your toes, what a cutie. Yeah, it took me a long time to figure out how to post pictures too. :rolleyes:
Fizzy & Pixel are both so adorable. :) I'm so glad you figured out how to post pictures, so we can lots more, right????? :)
both adorable! Where did you get Fizzy? We got Niño at the Anti Cruelty Society, Chicago.
What cuties :D
Yeah!! :) I love it when pictures are in the message, rather than having to click on attachments! :)
Laura, you already know how much I love your babies, but I'll say it again!!! I'm so happy that you have such wonderful babies at your house!!!! :D
this officially obligates you to more, more, more.......pics :DQuote:
but I fianally figured out how to post photos here
they sure are beautiful!!!!!!!!!:p
Great pics, and very cute kids Laura.:)
Fizz actually came to us from a breeder - Bonacres goldens - in Ottawa, IL - but she's 'adopted' because the breeder placed her with us on the condition that we have her spayed and never breed her. She was intended to be the next generation of their breeding stock, but she has a mild heart murmer, and the breeder, being responsible, ended her line because of the risk of passing the defect to pups and being reinforced by another line.
Fizzy has been checked out by heart specialists galore, and passed all her other certifications - eyes/ hips/ elbows etc - and they all said that she should live a long and healthy life, that the heart murmer is slight and should not affect her health in any way.
so instead of having puppies, she gets to be the spoiled and treasured darling of our home.... not a bad deal!
We adopted our last dog, Tristan, from rescue, but when i was looking for Fizz - I was a little gun-shy of going thru rescue again, only because we had just lost our beloved heart-dog, Tristan, to Lymphoma, In January - after a tough fight with chemo.
Tristan was only 5 yrs old, and we had only had him for 3 short, but very intensely happy years. Tristan was a uniquely special and charming personality that grabbed the hearts of everyone who ever saw him.
Tristan was a mix - golden/ chessie - and obviously no thought went into his breeding. He was so lovable, outgoing and adorable that I wouldn't have swapped a minute of our time with him - ever. But it was because of his poor breeding that he had always had allergies and health problems, and probably, why he had Lymphoma at such a young age. It broke our hearts to watch cancer take our baby away from us - and I just couldn't face that possibility again.
So this time, we went looking for a pure bred golden to love - and we were lucky to find Bonacres and Fizzy!
laura
Now that you figured out how to post pictures, you're obligated to post lots more! I enjoy seeing Fizz pictures! :D
Aww Fizzy and Pixel are both beautiful :D. Thanks for sharing them with us.