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Originally Posted by missjanel Thanks to everyone who provided a caring response. I never did get a foster dog as I had planned and the grief was killing me. Needless to say I ended up at the pound last week to check on a homeless Yorkie. Unfortunately the Yorkie had already been adopted and was waiting for his new family to pick him up. In my loneliness I spent some time visiting with all of the dogs, big and small. I came across a Chi that I really connected with. After taking her out of the pen I knew that I could not leave her there. She is truly a very special dog. I still want to adopt a Yorkie at some point but I am doing miraculously after only 5 days of having a sweet pup in my home. I believe that God gave me the dog that I not only needed but the dog who needed me most. I feel very blessed.
There are some great pics posted on Dogster for anyone who wants to look. www.dogster.com/?396744 |
So happy you found a little one to fill the ache and whole in your heart. I failed to mention, that when I lost my little Cleo at the age of 16, 6 years ago, it was the start of a very happy journey into the world of Yorkshire Terriers. Cleo passed on a Saturday, Anniversary came into my life the very next day.