Enjoy scrolling through all of our Frosted Face senior animals who have benefit from our mission at Frosted Faces Foundation. They are listed in order of date of rescue, including those that have passed. Please make note of animals still looking for families as their "Family" is listed as "Frosted Faces Foundation. You can also help fund their care by registering as their monthly sponsoring Fan. She went by Pinky, Pinker, Pumpkin or Princess, to some she was a.
I feel so lucky to have witnessed how she blossomed. She was feisty but. Always ready. But then, my adventurous Pinker was totally up for hiking 10 miles in a day, in her. We explored numerous hiking trails, but nothing can top our Wyoming. Pinky had so much personality. I miss her happy howls that she would do after getting back. Ok, good.
Or just her entire body wiggling with excitement. I miss her crazy zoomies. Or the crazy zoomies and barks during our morning play. Her joyful face during our morning beach walks made even the grumpiest grump smile. She would accompany me to work and welcome everyone who entered my office or lab,. But that was silly, and very quickly I gave her my whole heart. She was. She was my perfect lazy Sunday companion.
She was just. Pinky gave me so much love, joy and laughter. I loved her so much - I had to stop. Thinking about it, I probably. Losing her broke so many hearts. She was my little. Roxy was relinquished back to us just a few short days prior to her passing because she was allegedly not a good fit for her new family after two month's time.
We asked they return both Pinky and Roxy, seeing as they were a bonded pair. It seems Roxy's behavior was a sign of distress and if you believe the world works in mysterious ways, it was so that she could pass in the arms of her dedicated foster mom of a year, Kasia. We knew she had a liver mass and we had recently repaired a fairly large inguinal hernia, so every day we had with her was a gift.
