LITTLE MAN HAS BEEN ADOPTED! Little Man has had a busy day- he was updated on his shots this morning- and we found out that he HATES having his blood drawn! And he had a visit from his adopter this afternoon- who is an experienced dog owner with GREAT references- it was love at first sight! She sees the same special things that I do in this lively boy, and is committed to giving him the stable home that he deserves. YAY for Little Man!

Little Man is again serving as a therapy dog for another nervous foster, Rondo! He's sticking right by his side, helping him to feel right at home here. And I have great news- Little Man has an application from a prospective adopter! Paws crossed he will be meeting her on Saturday....I'm pretty sure she'll fall as in love with him as we have here!

Little Man is such a good sport About wearing his jersey on game day! And he had a busy day today-He spent time with my mother who is very frail, And was so sweet and gentle with her. It is so nice to have a foster that I can trust anywhere and with anyone. He has such good social skills, and enjoys meeting new people. After his visit we took a long walk And is now cuddled up with my dog Pixie-His best friend and favorite playmate.

Little Man's favorite place to be is snuggling on a warm lap with his friends. He is such an affectionate, friendly, loving little guy! He plays nicely, is gentle, and gets along with every thing and every body.

Sweet Little Man is working this week as a rehab dog- my newest foster is a puppy mill survivor who is just terrified, and Little Man is helping her to feel safe, secure and right at home.  He is such a NICE boy, so friendly and gentle with everyone he meets. I just love having him here- and my dogs love his friendship.

I wanted to show how well Little Man knows his commands. Sit and stay are no problem, but "come" is a different story. He has selective hearing sometimes- especially when it comes to going outside in the rain! He's very food motivated though, a real plus in training- so it gives me something to work on!

Little Man has made himself right at home! One thing that any prospective adopter should know is that he is definitely a lap dog, who loves to snuggle on your lap and in any soft and comfy spot he can find. I'ts not considered a bad habit here, but if you are the "no dogs on the furniture" type it will be something to work on! He is a love bug who just wants a family to call his own.

I had to share this adorable picture of Little Man snuggling with his new friends. One of his greatest strengths is his social skills- both with people and other dogs. He seems to know just how to behave with my frisky, playful female, my grumpy old man, and my hospice dog, a tiny older yorkie. I don't think he's all that wild about wearing clothes though as he kept finding a way to squirm out of his jersey. Or maybe he's not a Pats fan!

My first impression of Little Man as a sweet and loving boy has not changed! He's settled in so nicely here and is getting along perfectly with my dogs. He had a peaceful quiet night in his crate, is eating like a champ with the others, and running and playing in the yard. 

The only thing so far that has bothered him is the vacuum- he ran away and hid. Other than that he is a happy, happy boy. Here is Little Man doing one of his most favorite things- taking a car ride. He gets SUPER excited when he sees his leash, runs right in the car, and settles in with his tail wagging for the whole trip. I love this boy already!

Meet Little Man, an adorable little bundle of love...He arrived here today from the home of his original foster mom who he had been with for 3 weeks- she needs emergency back surgery, so he's here in foster care. She had told me that he is just perfect in terms of behavior and I haven't found anything at all to dispute that! What a cuddly, loving boy. My first impression is that he is gentle, a little nervous, but looks to the other dogs for what the routine is around here and has fit right in. He has really taken to his foster dad Mike- and follows him everywhere! I'm told that when he was rescued about 2 months ago he had a wound to his back right leg, bite marks from some sort of wildlife- maybe a raccoon- but his leg is fully healed and he shows no signs of discomfort at all. He is playful too! What a nice, nice dog. I'm happy he's here.

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