And hopefully so did he.
Today I acquired/rescued a puppy. I’ve named him Lucky. I mentioned him in this post back in February.
Marissa asked one of the security guards to find out if the owner (who apparently does maintenance work here in Alta Vista) if he’d be willing to sell the pup for 500 pesos (around $10). The guard later told us the owner said yes, so we paid the money and brought him home this morning.
I had previously purchased an enclosure for the back yard and a dog house, thinking I’d use it for Buddy. But Buddy turned out to be mostly an indoor dog.
Buddy is very curious about the new addition to our family, but I’m keeping him away for now. I think they will get along fine though. I can sense that Buddy longs for a canine playmate so this ought to be a good thing for all concerned.
Making a difference, one dog at a time!
Speaking of lucky, I enjoyed looking at photos from the team building trip I took with my staff one year ago. Including this one:
Wow. Two posts in one day! I’m out of control. I better go drink some beer. It’s Saturday night!
You better watch what you say
You better watch what you do to me
Don’t get carried away
Girl, if you can do better than me, go
Yeah go, but remember
Good love is hard to find
Good love is hard to find
You got lucky, babe
You got lucky, babe, when I found youYou put a hand on my cheek
And then you turned your eyes away
If you don’t feel complete
If I don’t take you all o’ the way, then go
Yeah go, but remember
Good love is hard to find
Good love is hard to find
You got lucky, babe
You got lucky, babe, when I found you
There’s this channel on YouTube called Howl of a Dog. It’s all about dog rescues happening in Eastern Europe. Very emotionally manipulative, what with the sob-story editing and the weepy, heartstring-pulling music, but I can’t help myself, and I get sucked/suckered in by every video, each of which succeeds in producing that “Awwww” reaction in me.
I guess the upshot is that I find dog-rescue stories pretty uplifting, and it’s great to hear that you’ve done a rescue of your own. Here’s hoping Lucky’s life will henceforth be a charmed one. Welcome home, little guy!
Great thing you did John. We picked up a rescue some months back. Now Rascal has a playmate named Monkey. This has been one of best things we have ever done. Not just for Monkey but for my wife and I.
Thanks for the support guys. And Jerry, you are right. A dog repays all that you give them with the purest love you can imagine. Buddy is always so happy when I come home every night. He stands on his hind legs and gives me a big hug. It’s so sweet!