Gem, Gabe, Georgia, Gabrielle, Gail

These pups, from my most recent litter of foster puppies, are available for adoption at Angels of Assisi. Go to http://www.angelsofassisi.org/ for more information.

Gabe, the only little boy. Sweet and gentle. At about three lbs, he is the largest of the litter (and still so small!) A lucky family will adopt this little guy.

Gabrielle, playful and all puppy. Loves naps, great with kids. Skips around your feet, loves attention.

Quiet, sweet puppy Gail. So precious. Lap dog, or should I say "lap puppy?" Those are few and far between. Most puppies don't stop for a lap until naptime.

Gem, shy at first but warms up easily. Soft, furry kisses are her specialty.

Tiny little runt of the litter, Georgia is also timid at first but the most lovey of all when getting attention. She is so teeny!

Have a Heart for Aspen (aka Lillian, aka Layla)

I am devastated. One of our foster pups, Aspen (aka Lillian), is in need of heart surgery to save her life. If you have ever been touched by any of my foster dog stories, please check your wallet to see if you have one dollar or more to chip in to save this baby's life.

Click here to chip in to Aspen's heart surgery: http://onetail.chipin.com/aspens-heart-surgery

Information posted from One Tail at a Time Rescue:

Baby Aspen needs everyones help. She came to rescue however somehow a major medical was missed. In the meantime a loving couple adopted Aspen while we tried to figure out all that was wrong with Aspens heart. To know Aspen is to love her and so we didn't stop with the first diagnosis but went forward to a cardiologist who then he himself said to go to the specialist at Tufts. Along the way we realized this was becoming far out of the realm of our little rescues ability. While at Tufts the specialist gave everyone hope that surgery could help and give Aspen a chance at life. So will you help us to give Aspen and her family that chance? Every penny counts and our rescue is hoping to reach this goal as the procedure is expected to be twice that.

AWESOME blog posting "Shelter Dog Smiles"

You gotta check out this blog posting on Ashley Owen Hill's "Lucky Dog Rescue Blog." She is one of my inspirations. What an amazing woman!

Lucky Dog Rescue Blog: Shelter Dog Smiles

"Muffin" the foster pup & Muffins for Dogs

If you've followed my blog or Liked the FosterDogz Facebook page for any length of time, you know that our family members rotate the coveted responsibility ofr naming our foster dogs.

My 5 year old, Alexander, named our new little sweetie "Muffin." He didn't offer up an explanation, and we didn't ask. She's sweet, and she has chocolate chip spots all over. She looks remarkably like our last foster dog, "Oreo," but I don't think they are related.

Muffin

Muffin has a cast on her foot. I wonder sometimes what happened to her little foot. Since she is temporarily in need of "Get Well" wishes and treats, I have decided to pamper her with some homemade goodies. Tomorrow I will be making the Banana and Oat "Mutt-fins" (see link below) for my little Muffin.

I found lots of links to share for pampering your pups with muffin goodies.

Find great doggie muffin recipes here:
Thepoop.com
Dog Treat Kitchen
All-Natural-Dog-Treat.com
Pumpkin muffins
Banana and Oats "Mutt-fins"