Penny proudly displays some of her recent artwork!
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Here are the pictures of our Penny promised to send. She fits right in with the family. She is the sweetest girl! Everyone (including visitors to our home) just love her. And Penny and Taffy are inseparable as you can see in the photo. :)
I have taught Penny to sit, she is crate trained and is almost completely housebroken. She is on the same schedule as Taffy and seems to feel very comfortable and secure knowing she has a routine. Thank you for introducing her to us and giving Penny a home where she is truly loved!
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I adopted Donnie (Dillon) from you in 2003, and his "sister" Sable in 2004. They are both doing very
well; are best friends and sleep and play together. Sable is slowing down and showing her age, is
somewhere between 10-13 or so (I'm guessing 11), but still likes to go for walks and for car rides.
Donnie is in his prime, about 8 years old, and a real love bug, loves to cuddle. He has his spot on the
sofa, and if anyone else sits there, they'd best expect a 90 pound collie in their lap (picture attached with
grandson Liam). Both have wonderful, gentle temperaments and like cats and kids.
We greatly appreciate the care you provided to them; both were reportedly found as strays. Thank you
for all the work that you do -
Abbie Schaub (on behalf of Donnie and Sable) in Laurel, Maryland
I would like to share the adoption of my dog, Gauge.
The SPCA figured him to be about 1 yr old and he was companion for her. When they met, my female lab, Mason, didn't
know what to make of this hyper, in-your-face puppy. Mason was a polite, dainty, patient dog. Gauge was quite the
opposite. One month into the adoption, I was beginning to When I adopted Gauge, he was an un-neutered, high energy
lab wonder what I had gotten myself into. Mason patiently tolerated this new addition. Gauge was beside himself with the
abundance of space to run on our family farm. I thought for sure, that with all the land he would eventually calm down
due to the availability of exercise. Two months into the adoption they were coming around and beginning to enjoy each
other's company but I could still see that Mason missed her single dog household. Four months into the adoption- the
two dogs had become the best of friends and didn't go anywhere alone. Gauge was bringing a new light into our lives.
About 10 months after I adopted Gauge, Mason passed away unexpectedly at the young age of 6. It crushed me but this
happy go lucky adoption puppy from the Augusta SPCA, stepped up to the plate and became my crutch. He wouldn't
leave me alone and patiently stayed by my side through my loss. Now 4 years later, Gauge still stands by my side and
has become an upstanding member of our household. He is now the patriarch of our farm and rules supreme over the
other dogs, horses, and cattle on the farm. Gauge has become a true pleasure in my life and I can not imagine life on
the farm without him. I always recommend adoption when someone is thinking of welcoming a pet into their lives. It was
one of the best decisions I have made.
~Whitney
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Rivy (then named Brandy) came into the News Virginian office August 5 to be featured as
an NBC29 pet-of-the-month. It so happens that date is also Katie's birthday. Dogs often
come into the office, where we both work, to be featured on TV, and Tony usually hears
some sort of plea to adopt. But until Rivy, the pleas were mostly just good fun.
with the landlord, but that took only about a day, and they got special permission to bring
a dog home.
Rivy has lived up to the sweet preview from the day she starred on TV. She is extremely
loyal, loves keeping her head just inches from Katie and Tony no matter if they are
standing, sitting or lounging around. She loves to wiggle when they come home and only
barks when she wants even more petting. She likes to keep her tongue out like a ham
slice and drools so much that Katie and Tony now keep little towels all around the house.
Rivy goes for walks in the Ridgeview Park trails, sometimes steals the bed as her own,
and is currently chewing the largest rawhide bone known to dogs.
You know him as Jo Jo. We call him MoJo. I can not believe
this dog was even in a shelter, but I sure am glad we found him!
He is such a gentleman. A perfect fit to our family. He loves
the kids AND THE CAT! He likes to be with us, he likes to ride
in the car, he so wants to run and play outside, but we still have
a frozen ground and his little paws are too tender to run on the
ice! He had his vet check today, and I'm happy to report he is
perfectly healthy. We are so blessed to have this little guy in
our family. He is beside me right now snoring - he snores so
loud I sometimes think it's my husband! We are all just so
happy to have him. I will be sure to keep you updated!
Thank you,
Wendy Ward