Sheba’s new owner sent me this picture taken today. Look at her face! I am teary with joy at what a perfect home she has now!
News from Sheba!
Posted by tinycamper on April 26, 2015
https://tinycamper.org/2015/04/26/news-from-sheba/
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judilyn
/ April 26, 2015Yaaaaaay! ;->
Virtual hugs,
Judie
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Sharon
/ April 26, 2015Judie, I am on cloud 9! This turned out so right! And how wonderful that the new owners keep me updated on her so I don’t have to worry if she is still happy!
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judilyn
/ April 26, 2015Win-Win-Win (You, the new owners, and mostly, Sheba!) ;->
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Sharon
/ April 26, 2015If my body would cooperate, I would be turning cartwheels for joy right now! 🙂
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Tim
/ April 26, 2015So glad it turned out well.
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Sharon
/ April 26, 2015So am I, Tim. It’s kind of like a happily-ever-after. 🙂
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Wayne Scott
/ April 26, 2015Great to see & hear.
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Sharon
/ April 26, 2015It sure made my day!
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Marcia GB in MA
/ April 26, 2015Wonderful to see Sheba so happy and what peace of mind for you!
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Sharon
/ April 26, 2015Marcia, as I stared at that photo, I was overwhelmed with joy at being priviled to enjoy her for three years until we could find her forever home. 🙂
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novelrambles
/ April 26, 2015Triple Yay!
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Sharon
/ April 26, 2015As her new owner wrote, “Blessings all around!” 🙂
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Jo
/ April 27, 2015Sheba needed a young one like her to play and run with. Sheba sure does look happy and well cared for
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Sharon
/ April 27, 2015And best of all, she has real responsibilities for keeping a lookout for the other livestock. And a working dog can’t be happy without a job.
The only time I ever saw that look of intense anticipation on her face was at treat time. Now I think her whole life is a treat! 🙂
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Judy Crankshaw
/ April 27, 2015Love stories with happy endings.a
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Sharon
/ April 27, 2015And that’s the very best ending — and new beginning!
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Lynne
/ April 27, 2015I am happy for her and for you!
Keep your fingers crossed that we can find great homes for our cats….the two older females.
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Sharon
/ April 27, 2015I will, Lynne. I think things happen when they are supposed to. It’s riding it out until that time comes that is sometimes tough.
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Jerryc
/ April 27, 2015Great news for all.
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Sharon
/ April 27, 2015Glad you share our happiness! 🙂
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Emily
/ April 27, 2015Sigh, wonderful news for Sheba and for you.
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Sharon
/ April 27, 2015I’m so relieved for both of us. 🙂
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Carol Warren
/ April 27, 2015You made a hard decision….but one for the best…she truly looks happy. As you said…a working dog loves working.
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Sharon
/ April 27, 2015The new owners say I am welcome to visit her whenever I am in Florida. I’m really not sure if it would be good for Sheba — or me — or not.
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Horst
/ April 27, 2015Glad that things worked out so terrific….Everybody won!…Horst sends
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Sharon
/ April 27, 2015Thanks, Horst. My little girl is happier than I dreamed. 🙂
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Jan
/ April 27, 2015This is keeping me in tears, both for the joy of her new happiness but also for the ache that has to be in your heart.
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Sharon
/ April 27, 2015Jan, I do miss her. I’m not comfortable taking walks without her. And I miss her sassy little ways, and the way she would “talk” to me. She could express so many emotions–funniest of all was exasperation when she couldn’t make me understand what she was saying.
But she has the best life an Aussie/Lab could hope for now. And I like to think that we gave her a good start. She loves everyone and just assumes they love her, too.
And she was “born to run” and now has 20 beautiful acres to run to her hearts content — and young people with the energy to keep up with her! And the whole family adores her.
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