Showing posts with label Norris. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Norris. Show all posts

Saturday, February 10, 2007

Update on Norris

Norris is doing really well in his home. I can't believe he's been gone for 2 months already! I miss him a lot and sometimes wish we had kept him, but I'm glad that Brent and I will be able to continue fostering dogs in need. Norris is such a special little dog. He's definitely a dominant and confident little guy. I hear he keeps all the other dogs in check at doggy day care. :) Here is a new picture of him:



Hard to believe he's grown up so much in just a few months!

Thursday, December 21, 2006

Norris is here!

Brent and I are doggysitting Norris for the next week and a half while his owner is out east visiting family. I hadn't seen Norris since the night he got adopted, so I was really excited to see him tonight. He's such a cute, sweet, energetic little guy. He's 16 weeks old now, and he only weighs 21 lbs. Bella was already that big by the time she was 12 weeks old! Here's a picture I took of him tonight:

Sunday, December 03, 2006

We still have Norris. He had his first experience with snow this week. He absolutely loves it, even though he shivers the entire time he's outside. :)



Saturday, November 11, 2006

Norris is doing well. He's getting bigger every day!! We've been kind of lazy about advertising him for adoption. I have a friend in Massachusetts who is interested in adopting him, and I'd absolutely love for him to go to her, but it might be difficult to physically get him out there. We'll see! Here are a few new pictures.







Sunday, November 05, 2006

Norris is back

Well, Norris is back in our care. (He still responds to the name Norris, and he'll always be Norris to us, so that's what we're calling him now.) His adoption just didn't work out. I'm kind of glad to have him back in our home, though. He's such an amazing little pup!



He's grown up so much in the last two weeks!! Now we have to figure out how the heck we're going to let him go a second time. That's going to be hard.