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Oscar Got a New Foster Mother

Oscar on his way

This dog is lucky, or like a cat, nine lives (lucks)!

Remember when I wrote about him the first time on the blog? Let me help ...

Last Sunday, I linked up with foster mother "one" Stephanie, and Oscar jumped into my car with joy--easier than we thought since it was time to say good bye. But he understood, they had gone through the bye bye thing at home.

He love car rides! Olivia, my daughter was sleeping, woke suddenly up and shouted "Pongo!"

Well off we drove to meet foster mother "two" Gordana, and Oscar liked her right away.-- I like her too--

She had a nice yard he thought, and he love adventures. He is sweet and loving goof.

Since a couple of weeks ago I found him a wonderful family--or they found us--, that are waiting for his return to Sweden. The family got a beautiful Pongo lady longing to see "the Pongo Adonis" from Italy. Soon molto Amore. Do I dare to tell that it will be a castrated Amore?

I am waiting Amore

Another Dumped Dog

It breaks my heart--and those of so many others--to see a wonderful dog that has had a former home and family, but is now out on the street. No home, no food, no health care, no love.

Animals Without Limits was asked if we could help Rottweiler Bruna--living on the street--to get sterilized. You could see she had already had puppies many times, and we needed to keep it from happening again. Could we also re-home her?

I picked up Bruna and the woman that feeds her on the street. With eyes full of worries Flavia the woman, was so totally concerned about what would happen to Bruna after recovering at the vet. clinic. I could well understand her, Bruna, a loving and very polite dog was snuggling up to us while we were talking. A gentle lick on my hand, and with brown, watery, begging eyes she asked for just a little. "Just" a home!

Flavia don't want to put her back on the street, many people get afraid when they see a lose Rottweiler and they could go out of their way to hit her!

Please help us help Bruna with Amore, she is a sweet dog, one who doesn't deserve to be cast to chance on these mean streets. She needs a loving family that will receive her love in ample return.

Amore and Amore.

A New Friend Adapting

Introducing a new dog into your home can take up to six months before he adjusts.

To feel comfortable knowing you, his new home and perhaps his new "friends". That made me realize the same happened to me, and my children. With Olivia and me, we bonded right away, but with Max it actually took little more than six months. Same with animals and families.

That's why it is important not to compare or to remember the former dog "to much". It is easy, but dangerous!

It is an Amore to see every individual life as unique and special.

Max Got His Help

Last Sunday, I wrote on this blog about the dog Max that Animals without Limits would help him with his pain. Today I went out to Lega Pro Animale and AWL bought medicine.

Keep your fingers crossed for Max that his medication will help him have a less stiff life.

Because your Amore donation, Max can now have sweet Amore dreams!

At a Rest Stop

On our way home we took off to have breakfast at one of the "road restaurants"... at a Service Plaza. Packed, with people and already hot outside, up to 30C. Althought it was morning, it was getting hotter by the minute. We of course were traveling without our four-legged kids, but we realized that had we had them with us, we would have to take these breaks much differently.

Leaving your dog in the car can have a deadly outcome, since the temperature inside the car rise so fast. A dog can sweat up to a certain degree but it is still a point lower than we humans, they react to heat the same way as us.

Outside this particular rest stop, a "hostel" for dogs and cats had been put up. Under a big umbrella were the cages. Colourful and nice. It is in service from June to September!

My hat is off for the person(s) who put up these rest cages for Fuffo or Maui, this is wonderful Amore thinking!

A Heartbroken Story

What a horrible nightmare for any dog owner a heartbroken story.

Send an Amore thought to Robert Machin!

Always

Sarai Sempre con noi, nei nostri cuori e nelle nostre preghiere.

Lawless and Problemness

Told this week:
Castle Vultorno, close to were we live, is the best place to hide in if you are having any problems with the law. You can just disapear there, and live very cheap. No one asks for your paper.
Heard this week:
Hundreds of dog shelters with up to thusands dogs inside. Once they are in there they never gets out. Adoption rate = zero. Living space = 1 m. Amore = zero. Hope = zero. Life = zero

This is not Amore!

Valentine Expectatons

And so it is valentine, and the expectations are on high alert for many today. The stores are hoping for big sales. Yesterday was like a valentine day for me, were many people made me feel loved, and my expectation was on zero level.

Max and I went in to the hospital, when a person walked up to me and said, "You look awesome mom."

At the clinic one nurse said to me, "Wow you are skinny" (well I took that as a compliment!)

At the food store, the manager (yes it is a woman) came up and said, "Look everybody how beautiful her son is, and his mom looks great too."

This is big time Amore! Thank you for filling my day with extra sunshine!

Horse Amore

We went out to my friends horse one early Saturday morning. It was cold and frisky.

Olivia love horses, even if the picture (with her best friend Chiara next to her) shows different.

Why is she crying?

She wanted to go into the stalls with the big horses and pet them!

Amore for animals starts already!