was a really lucky dog, at zero to fifteen he managed to have a home. and then boom, his luck changed, his owner didn't have enough time for him any more and so he is left at the pound, re-home, put down, whatever ya gotta do there.
so what does a partially blind, hard of hearing extreme senior poodle with undetermined severe spinal pain, do at the pound? well gee, he screams.
thx to the pound staff, he is here. i went and picked him up this afternoon. he is still upset and looking for a way to go home but at least he is no longer crying.
nice dog, very sweet. ok, i editted this next part out, i will think it but not say it.
welcome tuddles, your name is still tuddles but i will call you tug, cuz that is what you do to me inside.
Thanks, Carol,
Yes, unfortunately, with Milo's own personality issues,it would have to be an old frail little dog. Poor Tug !! I don't think it would be a good placement for him, especally if Milo started growling at him.
Hopefully he will be happy at Siants or that he will find another good forever home.
Sorry that we have to be so specific. I just wish I could be more flexible.
Anyway, we are still here. As we talked about previouslsy, perhaps when little Trish passes away we could give Caro a good final and forever home, and we could help him deal with the loss of his sister.
Cheers,
Johanna