New Chewies

Himalayan Chews and deer antlers have long been the chews of choice for CFPR rescue pugs.  They don’t smell, they don’t stain, they pugs love them and most importantly, they are completely digestible…no chance of a soggy mass (like rawhide) choking them or causing a stomach or bowel blockage.  And they last a long time!  My pugs get at least a week’s worth of round-the-clock chewing pleasure with a Himalayan (we call them yak bones!)

How cute!!  Benny chews with his eyes closed.. that is contentment for sure!
Henry…  looking very Pug Hefner in this pose.
Lil Miss… nom, nom… chomp, chomp… 
Enjoy your new chewies!

Pat and Gina, your observations about Henry are hilarious!

All three of them are in chew-heaven with those things.  I want to get some now, too.  Bennie loves to chew, but he has a tendancy to gag himself with them when they get soft.  And that panics momma.  We’ll give these a try and when I order I’ll

Huckle, love the nickname Demented Diva!  Do you call her DD for short?  What a little alpha-girl she is!

Test.

The gang seems to be really happy with their new treats!!

Not feeling well today but will save this as I do all OPB.

Will check back tomorrow to get the name of the treat place.

“unauthorized”.

Thanks Huckle.  I will try again tomorrow.

Ok everybody, here is what I have been trying to blog all week, minus the link I originally included.

Romeo, with the help of Martha (OBP), her husband Mark, and my Kansas City, Kansas friend Richard, brought Annie home to me Saturday, April 14, 2012.

Romeo knew it was getting difficult for me to pick up his 22 lb. self, so he chose a petite 2-3 year old fawn girl from DFW Pug Rescue in Dalla/Ft. Worth.  She currently weighs 12.3 lbs. and needs to gain a little weight. She lived with her two pug sisters in a backyard 24/7.  The humans calledl an organization to help with food for them, and when they arrived and realized these three babies lived outside, they contacted DFW Pug Rescue, who convinced the humans to release them to find a good home.  At the time of rescue they had not eaten for four days.

When the adoption process was completed, Thursday Martha and Mark picked her up from the boarding place and took her home with them, where their Bennie fell in love.  On Friday, they took her to a truck stop to meet Richard who was returning home after deliverying a load, and he drove her home in his 18 wheeler.  I will be eternally grateful to them for their help.  I love you guys.

Annie is settling in quite nicely, and makes me laugh all the time.  When I was not sitting on the sofa, Romeo would lay there…so does Annie.  When I was at the computer, Romeo had a certain spot to lay…so does Annie.  Romeo was rescued from a neglectful situaion, so was Annie. 

While Ben and I were in the driveway waiting for Annie, the mail came.  In it was a sympathy card from the vet clinic where Romeo went for his acupuncture treatments.  In that card was another little card which reads:

“In memory of your pet and as part of their memorial naming program, Protective Animal Welfare will be naming a rescue animal in their program aftert your beloved companion.

We are truly sorry for your loss and hope this helps ease the pain.  From grief comes a new beginning. From despair comes hope.  From sadness comesl a chance at a new life.”

Annie is my new beginning, hope and new life.

Just sweet sweet puggies enjoying their treats that their mama got them.
Adorable babies!!