Well word on the street is that Chloe Polar Bear is very close to finding her forever home. Although we have only had her for a short time this will be the hardest one to see go. She is such a goof. Last night I was playing with the dogs and Chloe Polar Bear was in the middle of the yard. I put my arms above my head and said "Chloe Polar Bear!!" and she did a play bow and starting bouncing around as if I should chase her around the yard. Then she was immediately tackeled by Marley as if to say "who do you think you are?"
We really would like to keep Chloe but if we keep Chloe Polar Bear then we cannot foster any more dogs as we do not have the space for more than two. Our goal was to help as many dogs as we can and if we keep Chloe then we would have only helped four dogs (Kaiah now Kenzie the beardie, Boogie the playful young pup, Chloe Polar Bear, and of course our furry friend Marley) and we would like to help a few more. I think Marley would like to help a few more as well. (Perhaps ones that don't steal his bed, or toys, or attention, or food, or water, or anything else that may catch his interest).
We look forward to meeting Chloe Polar Bear's new family.
In case you were wondering why we call her Chloe Polar Bear she runs just like one, looks like one, and acts like one.
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Best of Luck Ms Chloe Polar Bear.....I know what you mean about attachment...I feel hard for Gypsy, but she sure has a wonderful new life! I cried for a good hour, but my heart is so warm when I get an email from Rebecca and Gyps.
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