This weekend the Russell Rescue coordinator for Ohio is going out of town and she needs help with all the dogs she has. She asked the volunteers if we can each babysit one from Thursday- Sunday. Well I talked to Guy (who is COMPLETELY opposed to fostering) and he said that was okay.  We are getting a little guy named Tressel. He just got neutered over the weekend and is under a year (I believe). I hope Guy will see it's all good and three isn't to many. PRAY you all that Alice is good and doesnt' be a witch (which she can be with new dogs coming over).

I hope it goes well. ...............................

Awe, good luck!

Fingers crossed (and paws too)

I hope it goes well! Maybe if he sees it's ok he'll go for long term fostering.  That's exactly what happened with Bill.  We kept 2 puppies overnight on transports and he saw it was ok so then he said we could "temp" foster.  And from there he was pursuaded into regular fostering!

He thinks 3 is to many. He really was leary of a second dog until I explained Alice's situation. We are do'ers and a lot of times we take Fred and Alice where we go (i.e Kelleys, camping, family outings and such). He thinks the balance in the house is good and we can handle it.  3 may throw that balance out and how would 1) we handle bringing 3 where we go  2) if we can't bring them we have my mom and aunt as babysitters who would babysit the 3rd dog.

My mom takes Fred and my aunt takes Alice. Either could take 2 because 1) My mom can't handle it 2) my aunt does rescue and she has 4 dogs of her own including her fosters . Alice makes 5. That's a lot for her. I see his point and honestly I do agree. There are times I would stay home if we couldn't work it out but that's not okay with him either. I am taking it one step at a time this being step 1.