When I saw this Weekly Photo Challenge: Companionable on The Daily Post at WordPress, I knew I just had to post about a few of my little companions. I have had so many wonderful little animals to come into my life and bless me. It would be way too long a post to try and present all of them. So, today I present the most recent. Allow me to introduce Bobby, Emmy and Pippin, our rescues!
Bobby was our Boston Terrier. I’m sad to say we lost him last year to cancer at the age of 13. He was a leap-year baby, born February 29, 2000. Next to him sits our little Emmy, a Maltese we acquired back in 2000 at 3 months old from Florida Poodle Rescue. She turns 13 this fall and gets more ornery and lovable with each passing year! Our Poodle, Pippin, came to us one day about ten years ago out of nowhere. He came to our front door, a skinny, matted little mess and let me bring him in and clean him up. We tried for weeks to locate his owner to no avail. We had people tell us they had seen him roaming their neighborhood a few blocks away from us for the week prior. I was appalled that he could have been left alone for so long. A trip to the vet could not conclusively give his age but he guessed maybe around one year at that time. They share our home with five cats!
Why does it not surprise me that you do this! Bravo. They are wonderful~
Lots of work and money but they’re worth it! Thanks, Cindy. 🙂
What a sweet group. How could you not care for them!
A question I could never answer! Love at first sight! 🙂
Sorry you lost your Boston terrier. He’s such a cutie! A lovely pack 🙂 where be the cats?
Thanks for your kind words. The cats be everywhere! LOL I’m sure they’ll appear in another post down the road. 🙂
Lovely dogs. 🙂 How kind of you to accommodate all of the needy animals. One of these days, we’ll have a puppy of our own because one of our boys has been begging for one. We are excited to have one. 🙂
I think the right pets are wonderful for children. I’ve had a dog since I was 3 and I think about what all they have taught me through the years.
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Saved animals mean so much to me. Thank you for doing this.
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Thanks! By the way, I have two tuxedos and a charcoal black kitty that could use a new home! HA! 🙂
Apparently St. Francis gives out your name to homeless animals as he does ours 🙂
It’s amazing how they just seem to know! 🙂
Awww, really sweet, all the three of them in your couch ♥
Thanks for stopping by and commenting! They just sort of take over! LOL
Why do they look like you have trained them to sit on the sofa together like that. Like the classic image of a triangle of Lions.*LOL* Nice of you so share this image with us all, as it says a lot about how happy they now are.
Thanks, Russell! Let’s just say they are about as disciplined as the cats! 🙂
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How fortunate those animals are to land on your kind and welcoming doorstep! They are adorable and sorry to hear you lost Bobby. Dogs make such wonderful friends and company!
Hugs from Ohio and paw and wagging tail from Charley dog!
Thank you and welcome back! Hope the move went well.
They are adorable! Sorry to hear about Bobby.
Thanks, Sheryl. He is missed.
So adorable! I am so glad you posted animals.
Thanks, Jackie! They’re such a big part of our lives.
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A lovely family indeed! A great group portrait!
Thank you! I’m glad to have it. 🙂
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What adorable dogs – so glad you were there to help them!
Thank you! They’ve given back so much more! 🙂
The photo of Pippin brought warm fuzzy memories back to me. Pippin looks just like our toy poodle, Lucky, who we lost to old age in 2009. I needed a small fence put up and my husband is the one who did it. So Lucky is responsible for us getting together! I’d give anything to have him back. He was such a sweetheart! I have 4 cats in the house and 2 outside. Love the furbabies!Thanks for the visit. I’m glad you found the vital records checklist helpful.
You sound as crazy as me! We have 2 dogs and 5 cats inside and a momma and 3 kittens outside. We’re trying to get momma taken care of. She’s not ours, we don’t think she has a real home but she’s so sweet.
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