I am so proud to announce that I am now a foster Mommy for Southern Nevada Pug Rescue!
I have wanted to be a foster Mommy for so, so long now. I guess it was ever since we adopted Mugzee. It opened up a whole new world to me. However, every time I would mention it, my hubby would say no. He just didn’t think we would be able to let them go. I have to admit I was a little scared myself. Can you say foster failure!
But then all hell broke loose! Within a 24 hour period SNPR took in 6 pugs! They were coming in from everywhere, it was raining pugs! As my husband walked in door from work, I looked at him with puppy dog eyes and pleaded, “Honey we have to help!” “We can do it!” “They need foster homes!” He looked at me with a smile on his face and his heart on his sleeve, “Ok, I’m gonna go along with what ever you say.” And so it began…
Meet Zoe, my first foster:
Zoe, is a 5 year old, sweet little girl. She came from a good home that unselfishly had to let her go. Gratefully she was adopted by the wonderful man who picked her up in California and drove her to Las Vegas. He and his wife have 3 boy pugs. She melted his heart and he knew she would fit right in with their family!
Bruno, my 2nd foster:
Bruno! He’s a big gental giant! 2 1/2 years old and 25 pounds of snuggle. Wants to be with you at all times. He is just a great big cuddle bug! I am happy to announce that his adoption is pending.
All that I can tell you is that I have been so very blessed by this whole experience! We almost had foster failure with Zoe, my hubby fell in love with her and still gets vaclempt at the thought of her. However, we did adopt a beautiful little boy named Taz! He was supposed to be foster #2, after Zoe.
Now I am not counting this as foster failure, LOL, the only information we knew about him was that he was a 4 year old black male. We just had a gut feeling he was right for us, we had not even seen a picture of him, we just knew! We were so right!
Ladies and Gentlemen, I am please to introduce TAZ! Or as I like to call him Taz The Man or Tazzy! Thank you God for this beautiful little boy!
He was surrendered from a breeder because he had a low sperm count. Thank God! At first he was a little skittish, never really knowing the love of a family, he got over that quick, he is so smart and has already learned so much. We love him so much!
Adopted pets are so very grateful, they shower you with so much love and appreciation, it truly is priceless. If you are thinking of getting a pet, please adopt, you won’t be sorry!
Sunday, July 25, 2010 
