My husband took this photo of Zoe (you knew her as Dallas) playing Peek-a-boo on Friday , I thought you might enjoy it.  We love her so much, she has a great sense of humor.
Carla

This wonderful family met and adopted little Dobbie last year at Bark & Brew.  They came back to see us this year and she has really grown!   She is now Roma. 

What a great picture of Daisy and her new family!

To all my friends at Pet Rescue By Judy:
Hi, it's Dallas, remember me?  I have been with my Mom and Dad now for four weeks, and I just wanted to let all of you know how I am doing.  You were all really good to me, and I miss you, but I LOVE my forever home!
The day I left PRBJ, I rode in Dad's car, and I sat on the console between him and Mom...that was so much fun! When we got to my new home, we walked around the neighborhood.  We walk a lot, and all of the kids in the neighborhood love me.  They all run over to scratch my ears and hug me, and I lick their faces.  I love walks, and I am usually a really good girl, but sometimes I see a squirrel or a cat, and I want to chase them SO BAD.  Mom and Dad tell me "no", and pull me away, though.
Oh, I almost forgot!  Mom and Dad said that since I have a new life now, I should also have a new name, so my new name is Zoe.  I even have a pretty charm on my collar that says Zoe.
When we got into my house, there was a big crate just like the one I had at PRBJ.  It has a soft bed in it, and a comforter than I love.  There were also new toys, and a doggie bed.  I like my crate, Mom and Dad leave the door open, so I go in and out of it whenever I want to.  I usually sleep in my crate, but sometimes I sleep in my favorite spot, my couch!  I share the couch with Mom and Dad, because I like it the most when they sit on either side of me.  They scratch my belly and my ears, and I put my head in their laps.
In the mornings, Mom comes downstairs before I am ready to wake up, but I always wag my tail, and I lick her face when she leans down to say, "Good morning, Beautiful!"  After I wake up and have breakfast, Dad comes downstairs, and I run over to say good morning and lick his face (you remember, I love to lick faces).  We spend a lot of time together, and we really love each other.  Sometimes Mom and Dad say that even though they rescued me, I really rescued them.  They also said they want me to tell you thank you for taking such good care of me and loving me so much until they could find me.
Well, I have to go now, I hope all of my friends at Pet Rescue By Judy are doing just as good as I am.  I send face licks to all of you.
Love,
Zoe / Dallas

Joyce