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| This is the Stallion of the wild herd near our cabin. There were 8. Two days before we got there a new foal was born. Sooo cute. |
He is very beautiful. His coloring is kind of a dappled gray with darker bands. In certain lighting it almost looks like he has
bands of color. Hope to get some better pics next time we go.
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| This is one of the Alpacas and her new baby. It was cold and they had put a coat blanket on him. He was so cute running after and trying to keep up with mom. |
A better picture of him in his coat.
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One of our newest fosters. She was named Elise. I seem to call her just
about everything but... Lise, Elsie, Scruffy. But she still loves me... |
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| Elise running. She is a very cute and loving little girl. She is about 1 1/2 years and about 9 lbs. Can she ever run. |
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| We were visiting two of our former foster pups. On the left is Mr. Bentley and on the right is Jangles formerly called Noodles. They had locked themselves in the car. They were told to unlock the doors. Their mom's daughter called her fiance to come out and bring another key so she could unlock the doors and get them out. Well... smart foster pups that they are.... They Unlocked the door. Not sure how they worked it BUT they did. Amazing... |
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This is a pic of Mr entley with two of the other dogs on the ranch. Both Bentley and Jangles are becoming quite
the farm dogs..:-) |
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| Mr Bentley in the barn visiting the horses. When we had him he had been shaved because of matting. Now his hair is all grown in and beautiful. He now loves to be brushed and groomed. Before it used to really frighten him. His new mom is fantastic with them and all the animals she cares for... |
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| This is Noodles now known as Jangles. They were both adopted by this same wonderful lady. |
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| The big dog Cody was one she heard had been abandoned at a shelter. She drove for hours to pick him up and he is now happily living with her on the ranch. He is a great dog too. |
Wishing a very nice and great weekend to all our furiends and their pawrents. We'll be back and I want to thank Ernie for letting me take over this post. Mom Barb
How cute! Both dogs and "others" :)
ReplyDeleteIt is wonderful to see the pups after they have left you and gone to their forever homes. Looks like they've found the perfect fit.
ReplyDeleteLove that little alpaca, too.
XXXOOO Daisy, Bella & Roxy
BBES TRIBE....
ReplyDeleteOh, Elise is adorable!! She will be adopted quickly, so do not get too attached!! Hee, hee, hee.... ;-D
Mr. Bentley and Jangles locked themselves in the car.... Then unlocked the door?! What bright little dogs!! ;op
Love, Raelyn.... Plus Rose, my BEAUTIFULLY UNIQUE "Mystery Dog"!!
All those adopted kids are alive and well because you took it upon yourself to look after them when they needed someone the most. You're a "good cookie" Barb. Hi to Ernie and the rest of your pack too.
ReplyDeleteAww, how cute is that baby Alpaca!
ReplyDeleteElise is so cute, we are sure she will soon be adopted.
Dip Bridge and Elliot x
I love all those photos of the horsey and alpaca, and the chicys and all your cute faces- and I love the updates ,, and Elsie is sooo cute
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tweedles
How nice to see wot great homes your foster pups gotted!
ReplyDeleteAn alpaca in a coat...we thought alpaca hair was use to make coats! hahahaha Your foster graduates are all doing so well and Elise is so adorable; she will have a forever home in no time! Good to hear from you.
ReplyDeleteHow cute! Nice to see everyone is doing well!!
ReplyDeleteYou have wonderful animals in your farm. It must be a great place to come home to:)
ReplyDeleteHow nice to see the horses and Alpacas the baby does look cute.
ReplyDeleteThank you for thinking of me. I have met a few dogs now that have had a eye out. You are doing so much for the rescue dogs well done.
Licks Bobby & Pip