BRANWYN

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8/11/04 Update: Cyn, Hope all is well at Aussielads. Attached are some pictures of Madison. She has graduated to "Olympic Swimmer". She will jump front the edge of the pool, onto the raft (even if it is 2 feet out) and then into the pool, search for her toy, swim around, come out, and do it all over again. And repeat for at least 3 hours, when I have to halt the fun for a break. She is such a happy little girl - what a change from when she first arrived. She is AWESOME !!!!

4/26/04 Here are some new great pictures of Madison enjoying playtime and sleep time with her new family. She is doing great and mom thinks she is soooo smart! Enjoy

12/09/03

A few more pictures of her, she is doing great. She loves to play and play and plays!!!! Not sure if I told you, but on Thanksgiving her and I took a shower together, and I tell ya, she never moved. She loved the rubbing with the towel and getting dried.

She is definitely becoming a mommy's girl. She has to be part of the picture, and I mean she will push her way through the "crowd" to get to me. She still gives me a hard time at night, she definitely does not like the crate. This weekend she woke up at 2:30, so I let her out to pee, and then left her out of the crate and in the room, and she liked that better. Not sure I slept soundly, however.......

I took her on her first real walk the other day. I have to say, someone has to have worked with her. She was amazing on leash. She stayed to my left and almost in the heel position, continually looking at me. The only time she lost her focus was when we were crossing a street. It was like her line of sidewalk vs gravel was missing and she got confused. Of my three dogs she is by far the best on leash for first timers.

Good Morning moms Paula and Kristie....life is very good at my forever home. I've attached some pictures so you could see that I am doing just fine. I have bonded with my Alpha (Rhiannon) and feel confident she will protect me in time of need. HOWEVER, I am playing with Sara Jean and giving her no down time. I nip at her and she yelps, but I don't hear her so I continue. She has yet to make me understand that sometimes I am nipping too hard. But we run and play ALLOT !!! There is this great yard, and a doggie door. Do you know what this means? I can go in and out whenever I want. I mastered this in under 5 minutes, as quick as the stairs. And I have gained 2 pounds !!! I went to this new vet and she poked and probed (I was not pleased) and I got my toe nails clipped and weighed in at 22.9 pounds. Life is BLISS, which I hope you can tell from the pictures I let my new Mom take of me. Oh she is cool too, she lets me sleep in her lap, and I get peanut butter every day with my Lutein capsule, and banana. These are GREAT !!!

Gotta run, literally, Sara Jean is calling. I will keep you updated. Please come and see me whenever you want, I miss you but thank you for finding me my "forever" home.

11/14/03 Madison went to her new home today and her biggest challenge was learning to walk up and down STAIRS...here's a few pics of that adventure. Please check back for more pictures from "Mom" of how things are going.

Wyn, now known as Madison, has been adopted and will be going to her new home on 11/14/03. Wyn will be spayed on Monday, 11/10/03 and will spend time healing from surgery in her foster home. We prefer a time when family members will be home (like a weekend) to make Wyn's transition into her new home easier. Wyn's new family consists of Sue and Al (parents) and her canine sisters, Rhiannon (Aussie) and Sara Jean (Aussie). Please check back for updates and pictures of Wyn going to her new home.

10/25/03 Wyn was with us at our October Pets911 event. Here are some new pics for you to enjoy!

Hi, my name is Branwyn, but everyone calls me Wyn. I was born 5/23/03 from a (Blue) Merle-to-Merle breeding. My parents guardian did not realize the dangers of this breeding until I was born. I have been loved and taken care of while waiting to go home to Aussielads. I am deaf and and almost totally blind in my right eye, but I get around pretty good. I am very petite and only weigh l7 lbs. I am current on all vaccinations, including rabies. I will be spayed on 11/7/03 and receive my last booster at that time.

I got to meet Dr. Stickland from Best Friends Animal Hospital this morning when Kristie and Paula brought me in for my exam. Her are a few pictures.

I am currently in foster care with Kristie & Paula, who graciously drove to California to get me. I am living with Morgan, a beautiful Black Tri Aussie and K.C., a Cattle Dog mix, as well as 3 lovely lady cats; Bear, Paddy and Tigo. Below is my story, along with some "road trip" pics of how I came to Phoenix, AZ.

Hi, my name is Wyn, that�s short for Branwyn, which means fair, white, or blessed . My foster parents are really into making names extra special, as if you didn�t already guess that one. This is my story of how I got to my new foster home. I am only four and a half months old and already have a road trip adventure to tell you about. My first family helped me find Aussielads because I am deaf and almost completely blind in my right eye and need special care and training. My Aunt Tracy and Uncle Adam drove me from Gustine, California to Wheeler Ridge to meet up with my new foster family. I really miss my Aunt Tracy and it was so hard to say goodbye to her but she will check on me to make sure I�m ok. Aunt Tracy must have given me a million kisses when she said goodbye to me on Monday night. After she left I began my long trip back to Phoenix with my foster moms.

That first night I got to spend in a hotel and have a visit to Petsmart to pick up my food and a brand new toy. I slept really well but I think it was because I was so tired from the stress. The next day I had to spend a million hours in the car to get to my new foster home....at least it seemed like it, but I slept through most of it. I got a little car sick a couple of times but my foster moms understood and helped me settle down and get back to sleep.

When we got to my new foster home I got really excited to find I have another Aussie foster sister (Morgan) and an Aussie Cattle Dog foster sister (K.C.) plus 3 foster sister kitties. I have so much to keep me busy. I found all the chew bones and Morgan shared her toys with me and steered me in the right direction all evening. My first night I was kind of scared but I slept really well and bounced out of bed anxious to see what new things I could do. That�s when I really found the kitties and one of them teased me until I barked. Wow, that was the first time I really let everyone hear my voice. Feels pretty good!

It�s Wednesday morning and I�m now home from my first visit to the vet. It went pretty good... no shots!! On the way over I lost two of my baby teeth and since I�ve been home I have lost another one! I�ll have all big girl teeth yet. I�ll keep everyone posted but for now I�m tuckered out from a busy morning of visiting the vet and playing with my foster sisters.

Here are some pictures taken on the first night on the road and then meeting my new foster family.

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