Rosie has found a home with her new Mommy and Daddy and her two Cairn Terrier brothers. Every day she gets better and better, more at home and more at ease with her new family. She recently visited the groomer with her two brothers and they all are looking quite spiffy. She is really looking (and acting) like the true little Scottie that she is.
After having been forced to live in a cage for the first three years of her life, she is thoroughly enjoying our acre piece of property. She runs from one end of the yard to the other end as fast as her little legs will carry
Inside she has the run of the house and sleeps under our bed at night. Late at night, before bedtime, she loves to lay on her new Daddy’s lap and snuggle close. It’s only a matter of time before she’ll start “giving kisses.”
She still has a little problem with a parasite but she is getting medicine for that and will be fine in a week or so. Her checkup otherwise showed that she is a happy, healthy little Scottie in spite of the cage scars on her little nose.
She loves to take walks and she has no problem with bathroom manners in the house. She has her own car seat
now with the other two pups and she can’t wait to go for a ride. She also loves her toys, especially the squeek toy that makes the most noise.
All in all, Rosie is now in her forever home with her forever family. She will never again have to worry about food, or mistreatment, or any other type of abuse. She is loved.
