It's A Dogs Life. A Maine Photographer

This blog post is a month overdue.
My apologies.
I do not like excuses.
I have many of them to justify my tardiness, but I will not use them.

In my last post I introduced you to the three families taking in each of Chloe's pups...and my family was one of them.  We have Violet.

Chloe stayed at the breeders SnowyPaws for two weeks after we brought Violet home...because she was still taking care of Edy's babies. I helped Rushell with that vet puppy visit...that was fun.  This was my greeting when I first arrived to help.  All 7 of Edy's pups saying hello!

 Chloe providing a feeding before we loaded up the pups in totes for the ride to the vet.

 Pups were given their first deworming and a puppy shot...and weighed and cleared for take off  :)

 Our vet was Dr Timothy Friel of the Westbrook Animal Hospital, and helping him is Liz, a familiar face to me...we bump into each other regularly at the Animal Refuge League.

 Then back into the totes for the ride home.

...and I haven't yet mentioned how we keep it all straight...which puppy is which?  This time it was a number on the belly :)

...and to finish off this long overdue post that I am not making excuses for, here is a little bit of what things are like at home now that Chloe has returned, to find not only her very own daughter...but her very own playmate too.

Happy Home.  Happy Dogs.