Fri 21st July: Ticking off the 19 one by one

Gorgeous Trisha is adopted 

 Trisha was one of those that I would definitely have brought home myself, but as that's not possible it was another family who were the lucky ones.  Happily there's no shortage of other similar scruffy terrier types that are still available and which I can dream about, but in reality I'm very satisfied with my loyal and lovely Lamma dogs, and I wouldn't trade them for anyone. 

Sasha found her new family almost instantly

One of the new dogs at Kennedy Town was also very lucky in finding a home almost immediately, and despite us having been told that Sasha couldn't be around other dogs, she's actually a very sweet and easy girl according to her new family.  

There was also confirmation of puppy Ava's adoption after a short trial with the resident dog, and the home is perfect for her.  Thanks to her previous foster, Ava has grown into a wonderful and very sweet six month-old, the perfect age for adoption as all the hard work has already been done.

Typical Ava lying on her back 

This is how the 19 puppies slept 

Ava came as one of the group of nineteen puppies in early February, and it's very satisfying to be able to tick them off the list as they find homes.  Off the top of my head we still have little Avia, Penny, Pippa, Paxton and Pip from that large intake, and that's because they were very shy as babies.  You can see their photos week by week in the albums shared of the Sunday Puppy Parties at Whiskers N Paws, and all have grown into lovely medium-sized doglets.  They would all do best being in a home with another dog as a companion, but of course they have many friends at Kennedy Town. 

Pip and Paxton are still waiting 

The weekend if here and I know we have some more adoptions lined up, so I'll be able to share those over the coming days.