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Packed weekend...

With over 20 dogs, we've had quite a weekend. And yet, few of our long stay guys went back home - we miss you fellas :(. 

Like Fudge - one of our sweetest boys, who's been with us for more than a month, strolled off happily on Saturday. As much as it saddens us, it's wonderful to see their enthusiasm as they toddle off with their loved ones :).
Fudge

And Inji - who drove all our boys nuts and put them in their places when required! What a huge heart this babe has. Then again, off she went wagging on Saturday, leaving us behind to take care of our notorious chaps.
Inji

And ofcourse, Forrest - a chocolate lab who'd make your mouth fall! While the others we know, will surely visit us sometime soon, this hunk of a dog flew to the U. S of A on Saturday :(.
Forrest
 
Nonetheless, tomorrow is another day. And always one to look forward to when you have a dozen odd dogs to welcome you with all their love :)! Hoping to see more of you come stay with us!

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