Tinsel, Jolly, Jack, Jingle, Nicholas, Kringle, Gabriel, Noelle, Kris, Bethany, and Holly. There was a big range in weight/ from 7.2 pounds to 13.5 pounds. All are underweight. But they love to eat and we have them all on Hills ID food. I use it for every foster. They like the taste and it’s a good choice for avoiding stomach issues. It’s gentle and easy on their systems. 
They’ve had their labs done. They were all anemic from the fleas. Their skin was a mess. But they are healing.
Some are bossy. Some have no need to be the boss. They love attention. Some just want to snuggle.
At least 3 will see the ophthalmologist. One needs an eye removed. Some need nasal fold surgery and dentals. All spay/neuter and the ones who have hernias will have those repaired. Coming into rescue on the holidays makes everything a little slower. Two left the vet today for foster homes. More will go to their foster homes soon. It’s a lot to take in at once. 
Kringle met my crew and was not phased a bit. Everyone sniffed and then decided he was okay.
Today is the last day of 2024. All of these pups are beginning a new life. We think it will be wonderful. #Chistmas2024
2 comments:
I love all the names Linda !
Its New Year Eve here in Oz and we have the BBQ on ....just the three of us , Hubby, Yum Yum and me .
Its rather hot so I think the city with its fireworks will be so full of people!
My daughter and the grandkids are going in for the celebrations!
I wish Everyone at Must Love Pekes and wonderful 2025 and lets hope all the doggies are adopted !!!
You must be the Australian friend. I lived in Sydney in the 60s and had a beautiful peke named yum yum. Such a beautiful country. We were back a few years ago to visit. Happy New Year
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