Post by katrina on Jan 20, 2009 20:00:02 GMT
Gabby...Now called Willow, she has settled well in her forever home and is so well loved. I can't believe how much she has grown and her new hairdo is great...Love the fringe.
Hope this works...copy of letter from her mummy and then pics.
Dear Jean
Thought you might like to see how the very beautiful Gabby (now answering to her new name Willow) is getting along since we made the tough decision to take her home! (Only joking, it was love at first sight!)
She is growing very quickly and is a wonderful and confident little lady who has very quickly won the hearts of every one she meets. She has settled in very well in her forever home. She sleeps through the night and is pretty well fully house trained. She just needs to learn now that she can go to the toilet on walks not just in the garden. She's got nearly all her milk teeth and is chewing her toys, her humans and if she can get hold of it Thomas the elderly tom cat's tail.
She went to the vet the day after we got her and was chipped and he checked her again today and said she's really healthy and growing well.
We had to leave her with my friend when we went off on holiday and she had a great time bossing around her new friend, Jasper the lurcher. Luckily he is a very patient chap who even let her get away with swinging off his ears to get his attention!
She spent her first day at work with Phil today making friends with the greyhound and black lab who live there. Had a great time investigating every room and digging up bones in the garden.
Thank you so much for taking care of Willow for us while you were fostering her, you did a great job, she's got such a lovely nature and is very well house trained. Please send my thanks to the rest of the ladies who were involved in us adopting Willow, she has completed my family again after losing my old Lhasa, Benji. She has so may of his ways its lovely.
Thanks again and we will send you some more photos when we can get her to stand still long enough!
Hope this works...copy of letter from her mummy and then pics.
Dear Jean
Thought you might like to see how the very beautiful Gabby (now answering to her new name Willow) is getting along since we made the tough decision to take her home! (Only joking, it was love at first sight!)
She is growing very quickly and is a wonderful and confident little lady who has very quickly won the hearts of every one she meets. She has settled in very well in her forever home. She sleeps through the night and is pretty well fully house trained. She just needs to learn now that she can go to the toilet on walks not just in the garden. She's got nearly all her milk teeth and is chewing her toys, her humans and if she can get hold of it Thomas the elderly tom cat's tail.
She went to the vet the day after we got her and was chipped and he checked her again today and said she's really healthy and growing well.
We had to leave her with my friend when we went off on holiday and she had a great time bossing around her new friend, Jasper the lurcher. Luckily he is a very patient chap who even let her get away with swinging off his ears to get his attention!
She spent her first day at work with Phil today making friends with the greyhound and black lab who live there. Had a great time investigating every room and digging up bones in the garden.
Thank you so much for taking care of Willow for us while you were fostering her, you did a great job, she's got such a lovely nature and is very well house trained. Please send my thanks to the rest of the ladies who were involved in us adopting Willow, she has completed my family again after losing my old Lhasa, Benji. She has so may of his ways its lovely.
Thanks again and we will send you some more photos when we can get her to stand still long enough!
...seems to be a lot of Llasa's around lately Ive still got Bear....you dont want to know his new nickname 'cept that he needs to go vets for a snip job 
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