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| A MO Pup, transported by Linda |
Last weekend, October 5-6, Linda met a large transport, and took on two young dogs to their next destination. She took pictures of a few of the dogs, who were referred to as Mo Pups; it was a way to identify them from other puppies that were part of the large transport. If you can resist this little face of one of the "Mo Pups", you are a stronger person than I! Just look at this little guy -- who doesn't exactly look like a "little" guy to be thrown over this lady's shoulder, but the TLC shown here is touching.
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| Mo' Mo Pups |
Some other cute puppies also arrived. Here are two who are equally as cute. My heart goes out to these wonderful pups. It's hard to understand how they end up in shelters where their lives are in jeopardy. I am thankful every day that these rescue groups work so hard to do as much as they can to save as many as they can.
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| Tinkerbell |
And there is usually good news to share, and sure enough, one of the dogs that came up on this transport won the heart of her overnight host family, who actually let her go back to the pickup spot for further transport, then called and said they just couldn't let her go. They were adopting her. So lucky Tinkerbell got a home immediately. I can certainly see why!
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| Chelsea Steering Attentively? |
And then there was Chelsea, whom Linda transported from Norristown to Lehighton. Most of the time, Chelsea rode well in the car, and sat in the back seat with her nose pressed to the window, checking out the scenery and watching other drivers as they passed by. That's when Chelsea hatched her plan. She studied other drivers and figured she could imitate their style. Inch by inch she moved closer toward the front seat, and when Linda's friend turned to snap a picture, Chelsea pressed forward into perfect position. So...exactly who is driving whom in this picture? I'd say Chelsea outsmarted Linda!
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