My K-9s

Only when you wear glasses can you see the world through doggie kisses.

All of our canine companions are found or pound animals. Only Sheba is not a real rescue... well... She came from a neighbor who was going to drown the puppies they could not get rid of.... so I guess that's where a saga of rescue started. At first we said "no more than two dogs." Then there was room for a third dog, but no more!... Well... what were we supposed to do with the fourth, who was almost blind? Take her to the pound? There were some others inbetween, but they are no longer with us. Then the fifth one walked into our lives during the holidays - she was lonely and skinny. The sixth one I found was supposed to go to the no kill shelter after we put some meat on his bones and had given him all the needed shots - or we were going to find a good home for him on our own, which we did in the end - by the second day: Our own. But now the house is too small for us humans, and the city demands a kennel license at 7 dogs and up, so six is our limit, SERIOUSLY!

SHEBA
(RIP, Dec. 26, 2005)
came to us in Spring of 1990. She was born sometime in February that year. Her mom was a neighbor's boxer. Sheba is all heart and soul, just a bit short in the smarts department. She will lay down her life to protect her humans, as she proved to us several times when people jumped our privacy fence as a shortcut.

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Zeus
(RIP, Dec. 26, 1998),
the best canine I ever had the priviledge
of living with. His Story

Taz
joined us in 1997 at about 3 months of age.
She is a Sheltie/German Shephard mix, we think.
Here is her story.

Roscoe
(RIP, Dec. 30, 2003)
came to us at about 4 months old
in November 1999. Read about him here

Tahssy
joined us on December 23, 2000. She seems to be the same age as Roscoe. Here is her story and pictures

Sugar
came to us December 23, 2001 at the age of approx. 2 years.
Here is her story .

Skeeter
came to us August 15, 2003
approximately 3 months old Giant Schnauzer.
Here is his story .

Callie
was a Husky we adopted but had to return to the adopting agency because of her slowly developing intolerance of the other dogs, in particular the Newcomer Tahssy.
Roscoe and Callie in a mock fight