Klipper the Puppy

We just wanted to drop you a little note to let you know what joy Klipper has brought to our household. Klipper has been with us for three weeks now. She's a hair under 18 pounds, and Dr. Willey says she's as healthy as she is cute. We've continued with the same food and treats, and she's a hearty trencherman. She has a nice crate that she's very comfortable in and is remarkably well-behaved and adjusted. I give all the credit to her fosters -- it's obvious that she was given much love and we'll continue to do the same. Klipper is really good on a lead, has "sit" mastered and is the most intelligent puppy I've ever had the pleasure of being around. Thank you once again for your hard work, your love and your devotion to all these beautiful creatures. Sincerely, The Neverka Family

Kiya the Good Listener

Hi Kaily! Sorry for the delayed response. Kiya is doing great! She is a bundle of energy and is sometimes like a bull in a china shop, but we love her and wouldn't want her any other way. J She is still a little rough with our cat at times, but they actually play every once in a while now. I have attached a few pics to make you laugh. She seems to be a very happy dog! Have a great holiday! - Mike

Kaelyn

Hi Stephanie! Everyone is great. Kaelyn is getting so big! she loves to play and carry things around in her mouth. When you look at her, she starts to purr. She has the loudest purr. It's so cute! Patty seems to be getting along with everyone and is starting to make friends so that's working out well. She even puts up with Kealyn when she plays with her tail :) We came in to get one kitty to keep Patty company and ended up with three ~ Kaelyn, Tipsy and Snowball. We love having them all so it really worked out. Thank you so much! Beth

KitKat the Mitted Cat

Hi April, Our new addition to the family is just a jewel. We named her Smokey and she is settling in just nicely. This photo was taken Thanksgiving weekend. We have an enclosed screen porch and she loves to lay in the sun and watch the birds feeding and the squirrels. She purrs and plays and is very happy, as we are too. Thanks for asking…. Becky D.

Kohl the MinPin

Hello Kaily, You took all my annoying phone calls and delivered my new beloved pet to me. Kohl, now named Prancer b/c he prances like a drasage (sic) horse is doing marvelous. He is as much in love with us as we are with him. He is on science diet food with boiled chicken and broth. He loves it. We feed him twice a day. He has been neutered and we have fully adopted him. He will have heart worm treatment with Dr. Vaughn in December. IN the meantime Judy gave me another Iverheart to give him on December 1. He loves to walk and run. I sometimes take him on my bike. I cannot keep up with him. The original paperwork we received from Judy on adoption said he had Dachsund in him. I don't think so. I think it is Italian Greyhound b/c he is faster than a speeding bullet. He still loves his kennel but also enjoys sleeping under the covers with us sometimes. We leave the kennel door open so he can go in there any time he wants. He is hilarious with his blankets. I do have some photos but I don't know how to email them to you. Maybe you could call me and walk me through it. His mange is non-existent. I brush him every day with a soft brush to release the few dead folicals in his coat. He has some permanent scarring where the hair will probably never grow back short of a miracle, but all in all he is gorgeous. Shows all the love you put into him while you were fostering. He is learning his manners very well. Now sits before bisquit. Knows easy. Loves Dakota and the children. The only real problem is not his, it is ours. His legs and feet are very very sensitive. We have to be hypervigilant not to accidently step on him or let him get under our feet. We work on that daily. He spends every evening in front of me on my foot stool curled up in a ball. When bedtime comes he chooses whether to sleep in his open kennel or climb in bed with us. I can't believe the pound almost euthanized him. Thank God for the woman who knew he would make a great pet and called Judy. Thank you for being his foster mom. I know our Jeffy picked him out special for us. I will never forget you and Pet Rescue by Judy. I told her I will call and set up some volunteer time for myself at the center. Carolyn