Two Weeks In

Here I am two weeks after being adopted by my family.  I was still getting used to everything.  As you can see, I do not have much belly hair.  My new human parents are realizing I need a doggy sweater because I do not have much fur to keep me warm.  This was March of last year so it was a little chilly.  At this point, I still did not know what blankets were for.  My human parents would put a blanket on me and I would squirm out.  In about a month, though, I started to realize how cozy blankets can be!

The First Day of the Rest of My Life

This was me over a year ago when I was adopted by my current family.  I did not know yet that they were going to be my forever home and I was scared.  My first family was a foster family and they were very nice.  I was rescued from Georgia by a great agency, http://puppiesandmorerescue.org/  They already had a foster family set up for me.  I was then adopted by who I thought would be my forever family but they couldn't keep me.  Puppies and More Rescue luckily had a policy that if an adoptive family cannot keep a dog, the dog goes back to them so back to the foster family I went.  I was there for seven weeks until my current adoptive family found me.  On my first day with them, it was snowing.  I shivered in the back seat and not only because I was cold.  I had an accident in the Petsmart but my new human parents did not get mad at me.  In this picture, I am being held by my human dad...I did not yet know I was about to fall in love.