Lambie, now Teddy, finds his forever home with foster mom, Phyllis!

For the foster parents in our group, when the time comes for a foster dog to be adopted into a new home, it can be bittersweet. It’s hard not to fall in love with these very special little dogs, and they stay in our hearts long after they have left our homes. Sometimes, it is just too much to think about saying goodbye, and a foster parent will decide to keep their foster dog. And that is just what happened to Lambie. This is what his foster mom had to say about him, after she decided he wasn't going anywhere:

So there it is :) He is our little man, the man of the house with a bunch of females. How will he stand it? LOL! Lambie just doesn't fit him anymore. He's not the dog I first took in. He is a vibrant, energetic, bossy, loving, wonderful, caring, funny, assertive, protective and family oriented little man. We are good for him, but he is also very good for us. When he came back from the overnight visit, even Dharma was delighted. Now the three of them play. TOO CUTE for words. In the evenings, instead of just lounging, Halo and the pack run and romp like crazy. She looks up at me panting like crazy, with a goofy grin on her face. Makes my heart squeeze. He still sometimes gets a little serious and will get very close to me and peer into my eyes. Usually when I'm on the couch and he has perched on top of the couch. I think he is saying don't even THINK of sending me anywhere else… I pick YOU!
The Wolf pack,
Phyllis, Halo, Dharma and Teddy