Rescued Shelties
You can’t see me.
This is Snickers, who I adopted from Second Chance Sheltie Rescue of St Louis, MO. I think she is hiding behind the hydrangea and believes I cannot see her. So sneaky, Barb. :))
Cherished
This is the anniversary of my adoption of Mr. Chance. Although it has been three years since his passing, I still miss him. But adopting him brought the most cherished years of my life. So much love in that face, Gloria. <3
That Goofy (Knowing) Grin
Skipper was adopted from Wisconsin Sheltie Rescue when he was 7 months old. A puppy mill rescue; he's come a long way since then. He knows how good he's got it.He has a bed in the kitchen, one in the dining room, 2 in the living room (one facing our way to watch us watch TV, and one facing the other way looking out the patio door.) And of course a special space in the bedroom. A rescue should be pampered! Happy Birthday to Jodi's Mom! ;)
These are all mine?!
This is Lexy, adopted from Central Illinois Sheltie Rescue. She loves to eat snow, play with her toys, cuddle and sleep! Hugs to you Linda for adopting!
Super Comfy
Skye, chillin out at an agility trial on Auntie Linda's lap. (Auntie Linda has the Sheltie Shack Rescue where Skye came from. ) Such contentment, Sylvia!







