Recently we received a new-to-us camera. I had an old memory card I stuck inside, and found, to my surprise, some forgotten treasures. Thought I’d share them with you today. Enjoy!
This is Rumpy not long after I found him. He’d been with me long enough for me to figure out he was staying. Then he convinced me he to let him live inside.This is baby Graybie Baby! He was abandoned soon after birth, and I bottle-fed him. I didn’t think he’d live, but he did!This is baby Hissy Fit Jones! He was accompanied on the back porch by June Buggie.This is Rumpy with Lucky. Lucky stepped in a trap as a pup and lost both his front feet. Vets at the University of Tennessee Vet Hospital saved him by creating two paws for his legs, then a rescuer rehabbed him. He was a wonderful dog. Always happy, considering what he’d been though.
Lovely sweet pictures, thank you for the share. What an harrowing story of Lucky’s life. Animals are always so much more appreciative of life and it’s Blessings than we are. He is fortunate to have found you, Rumpydog and the gang. This story brought tears to my eyes.
The ears of Graybie are priceless! I would like to give Rumpy and Lucky a hug as I saw the last pictures (and the vets at the University of Tennessee deserved one too).
That first one of Rumpy is adorable. And I loved seeing a baby Hissy Fit Jones. Why did I think he was born a full grown cat? It must have been his attitude.
Aww, so sweet. Lovely to read about how Lucky was saved. Never ceases to amaze me how animals adapt so well with a loving home. Our Max is like that, born missing a paw (in-bred at a puppy mill) thrown away to a kill shelter when we found him. The sweetest little guy (very small for a rottie: 50 lbs) we’ve ever adopted. 🙂
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Great pictures!!! So happy to see young Rumpy, baby Graybie Baby, Hissy Fit Jones and beautiful Lucky!!! Thank you very much for sharing them!!! 🙂
Memories last longer when they’re shared with others!
AWWWW moment – how cute are they. Love the pictures.
I know! I was thrilled to find these!
Isn’t it great when you find old pics! Beautiful! What a wonderful story!
xo Chloe and LadyBug
Brings back memories I’d forgotten. Not on purpose, but time has a way of putting them on the back burner.
how wonderful to find these!
Definitely put a smile on my face!
Naawww, look at little Rumpster – you look so young!
You see why I couldn’t just drive by and not try to help him!
Sweet pictures! We always thought Rumpy is a lucky dog, but Lucky was REALLY a lucky dog!
Love and licks,
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He was a trooper, for sure!
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Lovely sweet pictures, thank you for the share. What an harrowing story of Lucky’s life. Animals are always so much more appreciative of life and it’s Blessings than we are. He is fortunate to have found you, Rumpydog and the gang. This story brought tears to my eyes.
I guess when it’s meant to be, it’s meant to be.
The ears of Graybie are priceless! I would like to give Rumpy and Lucky a hug as I saw the last pictures (and the vets at the University of Tennessee deserved one too).
He was a little stinker!
Aww!!! Such wonderful throwback photos!!!
ღ husky hugz ღ frum our pack at Love is being owned by a husky!
I was so happy to have found them.
What wonderful memories ^_^
they certainly are!
That first one of Rumpy is adorable. And I loved seeing a baby Hissy Fit Jones. Why did I think he was born a full grown cat? It must have been his attitude.
He’s always had that “larger than life” attitude.
Aww, so sweet. Lovely to read about how Lucky was saved. Never ceases to amaze me how animals adapt so well with a loving home. Our Max is like that, born missing a paw (in-bred at a puppy mill) thrown away to a kill shelter when we found him. The sweetest little guy (very small for a rottie: 50 lbs) we’ve ever adopted. 🙂
Awwww….. he sounds perfect!
Rumpy, you looked very cute as a young pup and must have been savvy even then to have convinced Jen to keep you. it’s great to look at old photos.
She’s a sucker for a pretty face!
Love it – we always think we remember until we see something that reminds us that we don’t….
Those are some great treasures!
they are all wonderful!!!