But first, I had to stop by the pound and give her a bath, because after a few weeks in dog jail (and wherever she'd been before that), she was filthy. But the wonderful animal control people graciously allowed me to come in and wash her up before her vet visit (spaying, shots, etc.) and even helped.
Here she is, getting all clean.
Ha Ha
ReplyDeleteMurphy +1 now.
You're a glutton for punishment.
What a lucky dog!
ReplyDeleteShe's a lucky dog - and you're a good man, sir.
ReplyDeletePicked a name yet?
ReplyDelete@ juvat: Down to a few. Heck, it took like a week to name Murphy.
ReplyDeleteLucky girl! We've been blessed with 3 wonderful "girls" from shelters over the years. Saw a sticker on a car just a few minutes ago that is probably, quite appropriate. It was a foot print and read "Who Rescued Who?"
ReplyDelete[Snicker, snicker] - Double fake hamsters
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for all the exciting new blog material this should provide.
But seriously, what a gift to her, and to Murphy.
A belated Happy Thanksgiving to the entire ML household!
She's beautiful. Thank you for saving her.
ReplyDeleteNice. Good luck and enjoy the ride.
ReplyDelete+1 on what Rev. Paul said!
ReplyDeleteShe is, indeed, a very lucky dog!
God's blessings to you all!
ReplyDeleteHey Murphy's Dad
ReplyDeleteMan look at that face.....How could you say "no" to that...? Hope she doesn't pick up the countersurfing like Murphy does.
I must have missed it. What did you name her??
ReplyDelete@ JPD: Still mulling names. We got time. Got a few that I like...need to see if she fits 'em. But keep 'em coming.
ReplyDeleteMarlene Dietrich, her name should be Marlene! Murphy and Marlene-it goes nicely together! And now you are outnumbered! Bahahaha!
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