As you can see she didn’t either want to walk or didn’t want to leave the shelter. My bet is she just didn’t want to walk. She is very timid and just wants to be around people she knows. I delivered her to a boarding facility and I will be picking her up on Monday for transport to Bellas Sanctuary in Mission Hills. She will do great there until her adoption. It’s a very family type setup with lots of hands on time and that’s what she needs.

I also made a run to the Simi facility to transport Sweetie to the vet as she was not feeling well. I will be picking her back up in a few days and hopefully all will be well.

I could not get Tuttle to turn around and have his picture taken. We tried for 10 minutes and finally made do with what we were lucky to get. This rather senior fellow was rescued by Indelab Rescue from the Camarillo shelter. They asked me to transport him to Goleta, first stopping at Diane’s grooming shop to have him cleaned up. My opinion was that he was one of the cleanest dogs I have seen come out of the shelter. Yes, he needed to be bathed, but didn’t look all that bad to me. His back-story was that his owner had died unexpectedly and I guess nobody in the family wanted him, so of course off to the shelter he went. Now, not many people will adopt a 10 year old, overweight lab. But Indelab Rescue came through and I believe this fellow is going to start a second chapter in his life, maybe one a little more active as he seems to have lost some of his abs over the years. But whatever may come, I am sure he will be one happy camper living the good life.