Penny:
I just wanted to drop you a quick note to let you know how Baby Girl’s (or Bronwyn, as we’ve called her) first few weeks with us have gone.  Bronwyn had a busy first day when we came back from Livingston, and we made a quick trip to our local vet clinic that same day to get her rabies shot and Dronsit wormer taken care of.  We’ve also got her on Revolution treatment.  After talking to the vet, we decided to wait a few weeks for Bronwyn to settle in here and recover from being a mommy a little more before spaying her; she’s scheduled to bespayed tomorrow, and we’ll send the paperwork about her shots and the spay certificate to you as soon as we’ve got it completed tomorrow.

Bronwyn has proven to be quite a charmer, and all of us have absolutely fallen in love with her.  She’s adjusting well to our house situation, and she and our other dog are in the early stages of being introduced to each other.  We keep both dogs on leashes when we’ve got them together, and they’re both relaxed when we’re with them together in our living room.  Bronwyn has a great temperament and is unphased by Charlie (the other dog), but Charlie is a little more nervous by nature, so we’re introducing them slowly so he can feel confident of his place in the house before we go any further.  In a few more weeks they should be capable of interacting even more. 
 

Bronwyn has been a real joy to have around.  She was curious but not overly nervous on her first night with us, and she’s been a good sleeper and has had a good appetite since she’s been here.  She and I take two walks every day (a short walk before work, and a longer stroll around the neighborhood in the evening) and my wife has also taken her for a mid-day walk when the weather is cooler.  We’ve had supervised free roaming in the backyard and house, also.  She’s done well on the leash, and we’re also working on basic commands together.   As you know, she’s also quite a lover, and we’ve all spent a lot of time on her level happily cuddling and petting her and playing with her toys.  She’s already gone on several short car rides with us (to Sonic and Petsmart mostly), and get’s complimented wherever she goes.

Thanks to you and the other Polk County SPCA volunteers who rescued Baby Girl and helped give her a second chance for life.  We enjoyed meeting many of you at the Dog and Car Wash and wanted you to know that this cute little Corgi girl has found her forever home in our hearts and house.  Best wishes to you for your future growth and success, and we hope many other special critters will find homes because of your efforts!

We’ve attached a few photos so that you can see Bronwyn’s new home and her happy face again.

Thanks again for rescuing her,
David and Shari Bacon
Webster, TX