Well, Day One and "Luke" is doing wonderful!

We are thinking of renaming him "Donovan" which means 'dark warrior' or "Tiergan" which means 'strong' (because he IS strong!). You can tell he's unsure of his surroundings, at the moment, but he's settling in quickly.

I emailed the general adoptions addy, but figured you might give a quicker response to this address. What was "Snuffy" the Saint's, adoption fee? Just curious- my husband really enjoyed playing with him.

Thank you so much for all of your time last night- I have never seen such a beautiful group of furkids in one area!

We had a ton of fun playing with the dogs and meeting you and Burt.

Hope to get pics to you soon of Luke settling in here in Vegas.

Trish & Jeremy

[Below is a second email from our adopters who were so happy with their adoption of "Luke" (now "Tiergan") that they inquired about adopting another dog from us and were ready to drive back from Las Vegas the next day to adopt him]

Hi Tracy and Burt,

I was wondering about "Snuffaluffagus" whom we saw yesterday. If you could let me know his adoption fee, I'd be very grateful. My husband was quite enamored with him (the young Saint Bernard boy).

Thanks!

Tricia Perkins

As promised, I have attached a photo of "Karma."

Oh, and I have a little story for you.

A couple of nights ago Seth and I took her outside for her last tinkle before bedtime.

We're sitting out in our back yard and I say to "Karma" . . . "Go get you ball."

So, she runs over to the area where her ball is located.

Anyway, all of a sudden, she is crazy woman.

Running around in one little area, bouncing off the wall of the yard, trampling my flowers and shrubs.

I'm thinking "Oh, My God!" she is having a seizure or something.

Then all of a sudden she is coming towards me (bear in mind it's dark outside), I look and she has a baby possum in her mouth.

Needless to say, I freaked out.

I just knew she was going to drop that thing in my lap the way she drops her ball when she wants to play.

Anyway, it took me about half a second to be standing on the patio chair saying "Release! Release!"

She still doesn't have that command mastered.

LOL!

She keeps trying to give me her little gift as I climb onto the table and hang onto the umbrella poll.

She finally drops it and walks away for second.

Seth grabs her, and I take that window of opportunity to head for the door.

I pull her inside the house with me and leave my husband outside to deal with what we thought was a dead possum.

We looked away from the little critter for a couple of seconds, and when we looked back, it was gone (playing possum, no doubt).

Anyway, "Karma" is okay. and I know she didn't break the skin of the possum.

That was a relief for me because I was afraid of diseases.

I made her drink lots of water before bed and have been watching her closely.

Anyhow, here is a photo and we'll see you guys on Labor Day weekend.

Better watch out for those squirrels when she comes to visit you.

LOL!

Take Care,

Teresa, Seth, "Karma" "Harley" and "Gizmo"



Hi Tracy and Burt!

I am  waiting for our cab to pick us up for the airport and was paying a visit to your site.

I saw "Karma's" picture on page 5 of the Great Danes section!

I started crying because I already miss her so much.

As I said earlier, our house is empty without her here.

It warmed the cockles of my heart to see her on your website.

LOL! I know I'm silly!

I never thought I would find a companion that would do what she has done to our hearts in the short time we have had her in our lives.

Once again, thank you both so much for what you do!

It's truly a wonderful thing!

Take care and we will see you next week!

Teresa

Fawn Great Dane Puppy "Lowell" and his new Mom


"Lowell" and his new Mom, Tennille, are joined by
"Farrah" a 16 week old Great Pyrenees Puppy