Meet the fur babies š¶
Updated: Feb 10, 2021
I adopted little Manny in late 2017 and it was an instant love connection when I first laid my eyes on this shaggy little fur baby. Manny is the calmest dog I've ever met though he does have his playful moments when he likes to run around the house. He loves cheese š§ chicken treats, and mummy's worn sock, and snoozing on nice ladies' laps! Since he's a rescue, I am not sure of his age. But the vet estimates he could be 7-9 years old.

Dora is my first fur baby šShe's been with me since she was a wee little puppy! It's hard to imagine this gentle giant was ever tiny, but she was like a little fluffy baby bear when I first got her home. Dora is now 4-years old, she loves being around people, and her favourite activity is snoozing on the sofa!


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