Georgia has settled in nicely in foster care.
Georgia is evidently one of those pointers that greys early, as her foster family announced that she's NOT a senior! Her foster dad reports: "Please change her listing as a senior she is by my vet's best guess four to six years old. She has the energy of a puppy. When we agreed to foster her we thought she was an old dog. Wow!! Were we wrong. I guess her markings make her look older than she is.
She is very birdie. It is safe to say that the bird population in my area has declined this year. She has climbed up trees to get at bird nests and wont leave that area until they are dead. She will point on butterflies and bugs they of course must die as well. We believe she was a kennel dog who was only let out to hunt.
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Georgia is an active girl!
Monday, April 28, 2008
Georgia's "rough" life in foster care
Mhhh...sunbathing is fun!
Stuffies to play with!
Soft, comfy places to cuddle up...
...this isn't too bad!
Sunday, March 23, 2008
IBR Matriarch
This spry Pointer girl was rescued from a Georgia shelter. She is now being prepared for her new roll and royal status thanks to her foster mom and dad.
How can you resist this face?
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