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Click a letter to find an animal or view all.  Kiki is wonderful we love her so much. I can’t believe it’s only been a few months, we can’t imagine our home without her.
She is very funny and loves to play. We go to the dog park everyday and she has a few best friends in the neighborhood. Her big sister has learned to love her. It took a week or so for Roxy to adjust but now they are always laying together. We are so thankful for your rescue and grateful for our baby girl.
 Prophet & Ava (Ghezzi)are adjusting well. They have settled into the daily routine well. Addie was a bit bosses at first but have graciously accepted them into the pack. Jack & Aidan get along great with Ava & Prophet. Ava has bonded closely with Aidan and they have a daily play routine. Prophet is excited when Jack comes home from his day program and showers him with kisses.
Ava has had a few accidently the past few days while sleeping on the bed. We are calling the vet tomorrow to get her checked out.
Ava is growing a bit and is up to 51 lbs. Prophet has gained some muscle mass and is up to 80 lbs. They settle down at night and sleep for 8 hours before needing a potty break. They love their walks and run and play in the yard daily.
We have to watch the laundry when they are bored or the socks and dryer balls get stolen.
No allergies or skin issues. They are teaching a limited ingredient grain free kibble from Pure Vita , some veggies and fruit with a variety natural treats from the locally owned pet store. Prophet us a food hound so Addie who eats slowly is fed separately so he doesn't steal her food. Ava won't let him steal hers.
 I know we like to think that Gaby is Rob Taub's and my dog, but there are mornings like this where we know who really has this puppy's heart.  Gladiator came to me as a foster. I was his 3rd foster house after coming to BCGSR from Puerto Rico with his brother Storm, after the hurricanes down there. He was extremely skittish and had a lot of anxiety. He was terrified of storms because of the hurricanes he had gone through. He was also afraid of men. After fostering him for a couple of weeks, I knew he belonged with us. He has come so far in the past 2 years. He is still afraid of storms, but nowhere near what he was. He is hesitant with men, but warms up once he knows they are okay by me. He gets along with my other 3 dogs and 3 cats. Adopting Gladiator completed our home in so many ways. My son, Trynt, and I love him so much and couldn't imagine our home any other way. I am so glad we kept him. He is such an amazing dog. We love you, Gladiator! Click a letter to find an animal or view all.
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