Xena

We adopted Sam from you on Aug. 31, 2008. She is awesome! We have 2 other dogs and they all do well together. Sam is a very loving and fun part of our family. She was the first female my husband and my grown kids ever had. Tom, James, and Janet all turned to jello when it came to Sam, she can do no wrong. I always recommend you for adoptions. I did the dna test on Sam and she is a boxer-westie mix. Our poodle is Max (5 yrs old), and Taylor is a italian greayhound mix (8 yrs old). Taylor was on petfinder and in a vet office with no picture online. His owners did not have the time needed for him.We went site unseen and adopted Taylor from the Woodbridge Animal Shelter. We wanted to update you as to our family.

Wally

Well here we were, an experienced foster home, when this little whipper snapper named Wally came into our home with his three brothers and sisters. Well this little guy picked my husband to climb into his lap and kiss up to big time. Well he managed to wrap my hubby right around his paw, and when it was time to adopt him out I heard, "we better hold off on his adoption". Huh??? So Wally is now my husbands dog. He is renamed Stimpy and just started agility. We hope when he's grown up that he can do lots of fun stuff like agility, rally-o, pet therapy.... yes he has an active future ahead of him. What a smart boy to win over the man....

Wally

Hi Linda - Wally is now known as "Winston" and has been a more than rewarding blessing to our little family unit. I will forward you a picture soon. Winston has been a hit at "Yappy Hour" at the Wonder Bar in Asbury. He and I take walks and runs on the beach there at least once a week. I have nicknamed him "Mr. Waggie Tail" because he is such a happy boy and the tail just keeps going and going,. Please send Michele (at Wag on Inn) my warmest regards. I think of her often. Sincerely, Suzanne and Winston

Hanselito

Hi Linda, Hanzel, now known as "Jeter" (as in Derek Jeter) is fitting in very well. He has a great disposition and is wonderful with my kids. He's pretty smart and well behaved too. Everyone who meets him falls in love, and I pass along the information for Wag On Inn every chance that I get. Soon as I have a chance, I will get a picture of Jeter with his new family and upload it to you.

Molly

We love Molly! She is adjusting nicely. When we first got her, she was very timid. When I left she would howl and howl and when I walked in the door she would put a paw on each of my shoulders and if she could speak she would say: you're back, you're back, you're back, I didn't think you were ever coming back, you're back... She couldn't even make it around the block on a walk, she would just peter out and lay down. And if she saw another dog she would just cower with her tail between her legs. Now when I get up to run early in the morning, she just rolls over and goes back to sleep, she loves her walk and she has made friends with the other dogs in the neighborhood. She has a special favorite who sits on the corner, although he pays her no mind and I keep telling her to stop throwing herself at him. Coltrain from down the block is always slobbering over her, trying to lick her ear, but of course she wants no part of him. Always the way isn't it... She loves to lay in the sun in the backyard, chase the rabbits and she loves, loves peanut butter. She knows what cabinet it is kept in and when she wants some, she stands in front of it and barks and barks. We really are enjoying her. kind regards, Susan Mazzeo