My daughter, Lindsay, is 10 years old. She will be turning 11 in just a few days. Lindsay never ceases to amaze me with the beautiful way she looks at life. Today I was reading the papers that came home in her folder from school, and I happened across a lovely piece of writing about Lindsay's take on dog fostering. I thought it would be nice to share this with you.
Her writing assignment consisted of composing a letter to her teachers detailing her favorite part of the holiday weekend. Keep in mind that on the weekend referenced in the letter, Lindsay enjoyed playtime with friends and a splendid New Year's Eve Party (and she was allowed to stay up to see the ball drop). Yet, she chose to write about her experience with fostering puppies in our home.
It makes me so happy to participate in a volunteer activity that my daughter enjoys so much.
If you are interested in fostering a pet in your home, click here to contact a local shelter:
* Franklin County Humane Society
* Roanoke Valley SPCA
Check out the right side of my blog...look at how many puppies I have had the opportunity to help in just a short time. It is truly a rewarding experience.
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Thursday, January 5, 2012
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Grateful for My Eight-ful
I currently have eight foster puppies living in my home. I also have two "permanant fixture" dogs and a bird. We could qualify as a small zoo.
I'm so grateful for my time with this litter of pups.
Meet my eight little lovies:
Aaron
Abe
Archer
Aubrey
Augie
Austin
Axel - this is the puppy who was attacked by a larger dog at his last home
Arnie - this is the puppy with the sore on his cheek. He is on antibiotics to fix his precious face.
Huge thanks to my mom, who has spent countless hours helping me with this sweet group of pups.
I'm so grateful for my time with this litter of pups.
Meet my eight little lovies:
Aaron
Abe
Archer
Aubrey
Augie
Austin
Axel - this is the puppy who was attacked by a larger dog at his last home
Arnie - this is the puppy with the sore on his cheek. He is on antibiotics to fix his precious face.
Huge thanks to my mom, who has spent countless hours helping me with this sweet group of pups.
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