HELP!! I've got myself in a pickle *Update w/pics #70*

[lute]

I'm just now seeing this. I'm so happy the little cuties are in safe hands! Good job Kay!

[chocolatepuppy]

What cute puppies! Great job Kay.

[Kfamr]

As of last night, new foster mommy and daddy were seriously thinking about keeping them -- and has already chosen favorites. I really hope they do. It would be so awesome. It's a friend of Sarah's so I KNOW I'd be able to see them again. They said they'd keep the names too.

Ireland had gotten really attached to me, Dublin too. Sarah was commenting on how Dublin would look directly at me while we walked together. On leash outside, on leash in the store, etc. Ireland was a bit more skiddish, was more afraid of things where Dublin was a bit more outgoing and seemed more intent on things. Dub is certainly going to be a dog that likes fetch.


Nope... no fitting them under my bed, unfortunately. I think my pups would go nuts anyways. I think my parents are still under the mindset that I want more dogs. I DON'T. I am content with my four right now. But that doesn't stop me from wanting to help others. That's something that I will never rid of, it's embedded in me and it kills me if I cannot help.



Anyhow, thanks again everyone got your help and support. I will certainly keep everyone updated as much as possible.

[Kfamr]

Here are my girls!

[boomersooner]

They made me smile!

[Giselle]

They are SO incredibly adorable! I just love dogs with eye makeup like that! Thanks for helping two more souls, Kay

[luvofallhorses]

Here are my girls!

I just them, Kay! They both look like Comet a sweet purebred pit bull puppy that got adopted like a month ago. He was only 8 weeks old and I fell head over heels with him. he went to a real pittie savvy home though. It's good they may be permanent additions to their family. Do they have any other pets?

[Tollers-n-Dobes]

They're both very pretty pups, Kay! Good for you for helping them out. I hope their foster family will be able to keep them.

[BC_MoM]

They're gorgeous! I wouldn't worry too much about the demodex. It is a less serious type of mange, and pups can usually battle it on their own and get rid of it by the time they are 6 months to a year.

Glad to hear that they are now safe in foster care... and possibly their new home.

[Kfamr]

As of now, I am very unsure as to whether or not the puppies havea place to stay. I will not go into details as it's none of my business really, however, I need a backup plan. Rescues are full, none of my friends/aquantances/family can take them.

They may very well end up in the shelter.


Can anyone in the Florida area help?


I've got a lot of sh*t on my plate right now and I'm currently taking care of my grandparents. This is the last thing I needed.

[Karen]

I wrote to the one non-Pet Talker I know who is currently in Florida, but haven't heard back from her. We'll keep you, your grandparents and the pups in our prayers, Kay!

[Giselle]

Kay, I know a local city shelter here actually offers boarding for about $10 a day. Perhaps you can board them there while you privately search for a foster and/or permanent home. That way, at least they have a place to stay and food to eat but you still get a say in who can adopt them.

Taking on two young puppies at once is a big feat, and I don't blame anybody for not being able to accommodate those pups. I know I couldn't in my current situation. I wish you luck! I've been there done that, too, and the worry prior to finding a home is excruciating.

[Pawsitive Thinking]

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