The problem with rescue dogs is that, sometimes, so much damage has occurred before you get them, that they have issues later on that take them from you, too soon. :(
Here are Gypsy and Darby in the kill shelter...just babies.
Darby
And Gyp.
The problem with rescue dogs is that, sometimes, so much damage has occurred before you get them, that they have issues later on that take them from you, too soon. :(
Here are Gypsy and Darby in the kill shelter...just babies.
Darby
And Gyp.
God Love them. Mojo didn’t look too bad (expression-wise, but he had almost no hair), but Murphy (who isn’t an Eskie, but totally unknown) had a look like that. Another rescuer was begging for someone to please pull him & we couldn’t resist. We drove up to Dallas & got him. He’s a character. He’s come back from 2 different adoptions for snapping at one & ‘’guarding’’ at another, but he’s always been Mr Congeniality with us, the vets, & everyone else he’s ever met*. lol We think he did it on purpose. (* well, except Mojo. I still have to keep them apart)
I know. :-( The worst part is not knowing exactly how old they are. Not that it would ‘’help’’ all that much. There is no ‘’easier’’ way to lose a pup. And we will never have them long enough, no matter what.