Macy is adopted!

Happy Girl!

We want to let everyone know the good news.  Macy has been adopted.  Recently, she had a wonderful family interested in her.  It became very real to her foster family that she could be leaving them and very soon.  They quickly realized that they had become very attached to Macy and decided to adopt her.  

No more rainy days for me!

A forever Family of  My Own!

Happy Ending!

Macy gets a haircut!



I feel pretty, oh so pretty!



Macy went to the groomers this week.  It isn't her favorite activity.  I gave her some boiled chicken as a treat for going.  She forgot all about the stress of the groomers after that dinner.  Doesn't she look cute?  Yes, you are so pretty Macy.  Now let's find your Valentines boa and take a new picture.

A Message from Macy...

Sending lots of XOX your way!

Happy February

Will you be my Valentine?

Will you be my Forever Family?

SNOW?



What happened to the grass?

    I don't know if Macy has ever seen/felt snow before.  It did seem like something new to her.  Although she could have just been surprised by the change under her paws.  Macy ran around and around the yard.  Sniffing and putting her nose in the snow.   

    The snow had a crusted ice layer on top of it.  Crunch, crunch, crunch... what is that feeling under my paws.

  True to Macy's amazing personality, it didn't slow her down.  She wanted to go for a walk.  (With an extra coat on because foster mom thought it was a little cold outside.)

A New Friend

Macy and Spargle

    My parents dog, Spargle came to stay with us for the week.  As you can see from the photo Macy has made a new friend.  I think Macy enjoys having another dog around.  Although it needs to be a mellow dog that doesn't mind getting bumped into occasionally.  Macy will bark when she meets a new dog, especially on a leash.  Since she can't see, I think she assumes she is the only one on a leash, is scared and barks.  Macy met Spargle in our fenced in backyard, free to move about.  Macy danced around Spargle, barked a little and that was that.  Everything was good and now they are friends.  They will even nap in the same bed.

Napping after a long walk is a good thing.

New Foster Family

There is just enough room for me next to my new foster mom.

     We welcome the "Amazing Macy" to her new foster home.  We call her amazing because of how normal she functions without sight.  It is the first time I have taken care of a blind dog.  And except for the occasional bump into something, you wouldn't know she can't see.  She is very adaptable.  She came with us to our relatives over the holidays and she had no problem navigating their home and different environment.  People asked are you sure she can't see?  Truly amazing, that's Macy. 

     I know Macy would like to thank her prior foster family.  She is so excited to see them when they come for a visit.   They took such good care of her.  Especially at intake when she was in such pain from her eyes, and her surgeries to correct them.  Licks and Wags from Macy. 

     Macy is still searching for her "forever family".  We know you are out there.

    Woofs and Wags.