I was going to post a photo and some words today about how we have our good furniture outside….and ironically we have some lawn/pool stuff inside. But, you get the gist. Tis a mess…
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I told you guys last week that I lucked into a happy home for the white dog via my vet. Well, the new baby daddy and I just clicked. He was so sweet….he instantly LOVED the white dog.
He’d just had to put down his female boxer a few weeks prior; cancer. He was devastated. His partner was devastated. His male boxer was MORE devastated. His boxer boy was home alone all day…and lonely. Sad. Mopey. Heartbroken.
He could not wait to get her home.
He sent me an email the next day stating that the dogs were getting along just fine, white dog was a great girl…even if she snores like a mac truck.
Here is a photo of white dog and her new brother.
I know…her new brother looks just like Cocoa, but with an extra long tongue. All the better for kissing I am sure.
Anyhoo…Ozzie and I went back to the vet yesterday to have his staples removed.
The vet was SO happy to see me. She was just gushing about how the “new family” loved the white dog. (they are naming her Jasmine. ‘Jazz’)
She said they made a trip in to say hi to her and were just beaming…Jazz is the new ‘princess’ of the house. They are all in love.
This all made me so darn happy…I knew I did the right thing…and this just compounded my thoughts before, that this dog was meant to come to us, but not to BE ours.
Doing another happy doggie dance.
As I was leaving the office, they stopped me again and said that the ‘new family’ wanted to ‘credit’ me back for all the shots and meds that I already purchased for the White dog.
HUH?
I explained to them, that I was glad to do it….that I was so appreciative of them TAKING her, and giving her a good and safe home…I would never want any re-payment for that.
But it was insisted upon.
White dog has hit the family lottery. thrice. And this one will be forever.
Surely that does not make up for her being abandoned; discarded.
We’ll be passing on that credit {karma} to the rescue group in honor of her and her new family. What choice do I have?
IF this made you happy…go hug your pup. or your cat. or your hamster. or snake. or heck, to make it easier, hug whatever living/breathing creature you happen upon next.
They can thank me later.
{I sure hope you are not walking the alley ways of NYC right now!}
xoxoxxo
Suz
It's so good to read a happy story, especially after all of the harsh news this week! Thank you for sharing this with us...and thank you for keeping your mind and heart open. Because you did that, Jasmine wins, her new family wins, their boy boxer wins, and YOUR family wins! It's a win-win-win-win situation, and that's a first, in my blogging book! xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteOh what a neat post, Suz... I am so happy for Jazz (I had a cat once, named Jasmine --called Jazz), for her new owners, and for YOU... Such a great story with a happy ending...
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
I am very very happy!!! This is the best possible solution for everybody - way to go Suz - and how grand that your donation will help another pet.
ReplyDeleteThat's a wonderful idea--or you could also ask the vet to keep it on credit and give it to somebody who is in need in their office--can you imagine fretting over your bill if you were out of work or some such and having that burden lifted? Maybe start a little "pay it forward."
ReplyDeleteThis post just made my heart smile. :)
ReplyDeleteThat is so amazing! What a sweet story. Yes, white dog has finally found a forever home even if it felt like a detour for a little bit. I love it. I love it. So happy for you and for them and for Jazz and the other dog and the rescue group. Happy happy happy! : )
ReplyDeleteThat is such a sweet fairy tale happy ending for White Dog! And what healing it will provide for the other family and their dog. Such a beautiful story.
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely lovely story. I'm so happy it worked out SO perfectly (almost like puzzle pieces, fitting perfectly together) for White Dog (Jazz). She is one lucky pup!
ReplyDeletehooray for the princess :) and you!!! and they credited the $$ for the shots? WOW that is really nice. (too bad you couldn't have told them the kidney-stone was hers, too!) ok. just kidding :)
ReplyDeleteThis is the second of your posts that has brought me to tears. I haven't been able to stop for over 10 minutes. I've kissed all the pups over and over, but not Cap'n Morgan, cuz he'll bite me, so I blew him a kiss in instead.
ReplyDeleteA more perfect ending would not have been written, not by any poet of the ages. You may have boxers, but your soul is pure Golden.
The other post was the one about your brother.
Your compassion, altruism, and graciousness are a wonder. An inspiration for me...
So glad the white dog found a forever home!!
ReplyDeleteaw suz, you have such a big heart, and it shows in all you do. i am so glad it all worked out all around.
ReplyDeletethanks for the lovely thoughts and prayers for my surgery. i'm still sore but doing better. you always have such heartfelt good loving thoughts for others. i appreciate it. xxxxxooooo
Oh, Suz...This brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for finding her this wonderful home...
ReplyDeleteI'm always a sucker for a happy ending...this is really a special story. Thanks for the smile. Hug anyone?
ReplyDeletethis just warms my heart, suz! i knew she went to you for a reason too, and when the time was right, it all worked itself out. i shudder to think of what may have happened to her had coach NOT brought her home... bless her lil white cotton socks.
ReplyDeleteand god bless you, suz, for being who you are cuz you have a heart of gold, and are a blessing... you make such a difference in this world right from your own back yard!
thank you for being a tree hugger and animal lover. nature knows who the good ones are. and god bless that man of yours for bringing her home to be saved.
and i love jenns idea of paying it forward!
I'm so happy for you guys! It could not have worked out better and a deserving pup found a loving home. What a happy ending!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I love reading about winwinwinwin situations. What a glorious woman you are, Miss Suz.
ReplyDeleteI love happy endings...I've missed your words and you...I want you to know that you are in my thoughts often...bless you and your beautiful heart. XX
ReplyDeleteThis is my third attempt to comment on this post. The power keeps going out at my house and I have to start all over.
ReplyDeleteDo you see how committed I am to you?
Anyhow, I'm so glad to see that Jazz has found the absolute perfect home for her. And your kindness is what brought those credits back to you in turn. You are a sweet soul.
Hooray for white dog, er., Jazz! And hooray for Suz and her understanding family. And yes, I did hug the dogs again.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update on the white dog and for your part in making this a story with a very happy ending.
ReplyDeleteNow I hope you get your inside furniture inside and your outside furniture outside. But most of all I hope you have a great weekend.
Ah, your angelic self shines through once more! You know what an animal rescue activist I am...and, may I say, "You walk water in my book, Missy". What? What do you mean your name isn't Missy?
ReplyDeleteI hope they don't keep Jazz outside in the FL sun.....all that white and sun don't mix well.
That did make me happy! What a great ending. I love happilies ever after:)
ReplyDeleteAwwww! This just made me feel good all over! I love these kind of stories. So happy that white dog has a new home.
ReplyDeleteYOu know I'm a reformed dog-non-lover to a full blown dog lover. I love this story too. Karma comes around!
ReplyDeleteHow adorable and sweet. Jasmine is lucky that you came into her life.
ReplyDeleteMeant. To. Be.
ReplyDeleteThis post made me smile:)
I was never a dog person until we got Socks a few years ago. Now, he pretty much runs our house with a velvet paw. I can't even imagine our home without him.
ReplyDelete*warm happy glow in heart cockles*
ReplyDeleteThank you, BB... for being you, for your generous and loving heart, home and family.
And thank you KARMA!!!
TRULY good news. I'm going to hug my stinky puppy now.
ReplyDeleteAw, I'm so glad the white dog found a good home.
ReplyDeleteI just gave Daisy a hug in Jasmine's honor.
Oh, I love this story. I love how some pets and families were just meant to be together. I totally believe it!! So happy to hear things worked out so well for you and Jazz and her brother and new parents. Yay!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely spring break with your lovely family in the lovely sun!
2 doggies look sooooo happy, what a great story!
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