Our Rescue Puppy
Finn on his first dayThin and wary, but cautiously optimistic.
One of the disputable joys of spending time in the Alabama back-country is the chance to rescue animals. Someone dropped off this puppy and his brother on our dirt road. It was 95F, sunny, and they had neither food nor water. Our neighbor and us rescued them from being coyote food.
Finn MaccheulAt home, after his first vet appointment
We took ours to the vet in Centre (Nichol's animal hospital) for a physical. Puppy shots and a dose of worm medicine later, he was ours. He hadn't been abused, per se, just neglected. Irregular feeding and limited access to water. That was about to change.
Finn restingResting after dinner and a chew.
Sleek, slightly plump, and relaxed. He's at home now.
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