Elvis!

Hi!

I wanted to share this good news with you. I adopted a black and white "tuxedo" kitten, named Josh in Sept-October of 2010 from your Humane Society. I renamed him Elvis because his lip injury left him with a crooked smile or a sneer, similar to Elvis Presley.

I took Elvis in for his rabies vaccination earlier this month at Hudson Road Animal Hospital and my veterinarian announced that Elvis was selected as Pet of the Month. You can read about Elvis and see a current picture of him on their website here: http://www.hrah-pa.com/petof month/83/

I also attached a recent photo of Elvis (my cat) and a not-so-recent picture of elvis Presley!

Janice Maine

Greetings from Nina in Mankato, Minnesota

Greetings From Mankato!

About what. . . .two month's ago, I adopted Nina, the beautiful boarder collie/spaniel mix. Nina has transformed into the most wonderful puppy in the world. She lives with three college girls and is totally pampered and spoiled. Every single day, Nina seems to do something to surprise us. At first, she wouldn't really eat any bones or treats, we couldn't get her to respond with any toys and now she is the funniest little thing. When we take her out she prances and jumps around like a little deer and is always giving kisses, even to strangers.

We have been attending obedience class with her and she is so smart. We are working towards becoming a therapy dog and her trainers are super excited and love to work with her. Little kids love to pet her because she stills rolls over on her back for her belly to be scratched. Attached are a ton of picture We are so happy people always make fun of us for spoiling her, but really, we are the lucky ones because of the endless amount of love we receive from her.

Sweety

Thank you for asking about Sweety - her new name is Joey. She is doing WONDERFULLY in our home. She is getting along great with Jett. They plan often in the house. She likes to chew so she has a special bone that is all hers that she can chew on and we make sure that she has it in her crate while we are not home. She is for the most part housebroken, so there have been very few accidents. She is still trying to figure out how to let us know that she has to go out...she is starting to whine in the kitchen - near the door, so we are very excited. The boys love her and she loves them, wiggling her rear end and wagging her tail at them. She is curious about the cats, but for the most part, she leaves them alone, and they are happy about that. Thank you for the pictures that you have. I love the one with her tongue sticking out.

Meggan