Kibbles, one of the Pibbles pups, went home with
the Nash family 6/10. She has a fur brother Riley
and 3 human siblings. She has settled right into
her new home and we have gotten pictures
already!
the Nash family 6/10. She has a fur brother Riley
and 3 human siblings. She has settled right into
her new home and we have gotten pictures
already!
Hello Tammy and Sue,
I just wanted to let you know that Kibbles had her vet visit yesterday (see attachment) and she
is in pretty good health. She still has her cough, poor baby, so Jennifer has asked us to
continue to give her the medication she was sent home with, so we are doing that and we
have scheduled surgery for her hernia which will be done at the same time as the spaying.
I do believe she has settled right in to her forever home. The big dog "Riley" enjoys her
company. He checks on her through the night about once every hour or so (to make sure
she is still there I think). She is very playful and has a "wildness" to her that I have never
seen. Riley is a little on the mellow side, so her "wildness" scares him and he runs like a big
baby over to me (as if to say don't let her do that) -- he is extrememly patient and gentle with
her, which is what we were hoping for, he even finally slept on the couch with her this morning
(see attachement). I think in due time the two of them will be the best of buddies -- they
already have taken a trip together over to the "pond" and are good in the vehicle together.
Thank you so much for allowing us to adopt the little miss -- her nickname. --Mary Nash
I just wanted to let you know that Kibbles had her vet visit yesterday (see attachment) and she
is in pretty good health. She still has her cough, poor baby, so Jennifer has asked us to
continue to give her the medication she was sent home with, so we are doing that and we
have scheduled surgery for her hernia which will be done at the same time as the spaying.
I do believe she has settled right in to her forever home. The big dog "Riley" enjoys her
company. He checks on her through the night about once every hour or so (to make sure
she is still there I think). She is very playful and has a "wildness" to her that I have never
seen. Riley is a little on the mellow side, so her "wildness" scares him and he runs like a big
baby over to me (as if to say don't let her do that) -- he is extrememly patient and gentle with
her, which is what we were hoping for, he even finally slept on the couch with her this morning
(see attachement). I think in due time the two of them will be the best of buddies -- they
already have taken a trip together over to the "pond" and are good in the vehicle together.
Thank you so much for allowing us to adopt the little miss -- her nickname. --Mary Nash
