Zoe, Zoe, Zoe...

We loved this dog. She was literally dying when I picked her up in CT. She rode back to VT with her head on my lap and even though she was in an extreme amount of pain and feeling awful she was happy to be rescued, eating voraciously and drinking water by the gallon. By the time she had emergency surgery the vets could not believe she was still alive! She made it through the surgery and was in foster care for just over six weeks when she found her forever home. Zoe is a wonderful personality and a beautiful we are so happy that she has found her forever family and can have the happily ever after she so deserves. Thank you Moria and Jason to comitting to this very special dog in spite of some her less desirable (chewing and snoring) characteristics. We hope she brings many years of happiness to your family.

Hi Shane, Zoe is doing really well. She rode perfectly in the truck on the way to Springfield with her head on my lap the whole way. Like I said, she had a couple of accidents inside on the first day but since then things have been fine. She hasn't really chewed anything except for her toys. She has really just done great with everything so far. She has had a bath, had her nails trimmed, gone for walks, met lots of new people and all sorts of other things and she is just is such a happy, friendly, girl no matter what seems to be happening. She seems like she has already become very attached to Corrado, she wants to do everything he does and they just love playing together! They play and play until their tongues are hanging out of their mouths and then they are both ready for a nap. She is such a curious pup, she seems to be facinated by everything. She watches intently when we brush our teeth, she thinks the vacuum cleaner is something else to chase and play with, and she is extremely interested in the bath mat and keeps taking it out of the bathroom :-) She is doing great with her crate, although she hasn't spent a lot of time in it yet (mostly just at night) since I have been home most of the time so far this week. The snoring was a bit of a surprise the first night... I know you warned us it was loud, but it is really loud! She fell asleep in my lap and I just couldn't stop laughing! Thanks so much for letting her come home with us, she is such a sweetheart and she is definitely already a member of the family! I will keep in touch and send more pictures. Thanks again for everything, you were right about what a great dog she is, we just love her! ~Moria