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Good grief Keeley – you look fabulous 
How do you spend your days? Bet you are full of energy now 
, no longer the skinny, scarred, frightened soul you once were – thank goodness 
Guess what? You are at the very top of my ‘follow list’. You are such a pretty dog, lovely markings and with your kind nature – you are a star
Miss Keeley, please try to get your paws on a computer and let us know what you are up to in this glorious weather? I would lurve to hear how you are getting along
P L E A S E let us (the Keeley Club) know how you are doing. I keep seeing your picture (wearing your lovely red coat) on the DID title page every time I visit and would love to know how things are going for you – pretty please Hi Indiana. Hearing from me, Keeley’s foster auntie, is nowhere near as good as hearing from herself – or, indeed, her computerless foster Daddy but here goes! Had a visit with Keeley the other day and she is coming along brilliantly.
She is still very thin but it’s not for the lack of food, so I reckon she always will be. When we visit now, she comes to greet us as opposed to curling up in her bed with her tail between her legs. She is bright eyed and really sweet although she remains a little timid. She ADORES Brian and loves nothing more than curling up on his lap – her beautiful long legs dangling!!! 
– she has no idea that she really doesn’t fit. She has a few ongoing problems with her teeth due to her bad start but otherwise she is coming along great. She loves her walks, her toys, chasing a ball and, most of all, sharing her foster dad’s bed at night despite the "I will NEVER let that happen!" claim!!! A total pet. Thanks for that up-date, great to follow her progress. As for the "I will NEVER let that happen" pah, what were you thinking foster person? I am FORCED to sleep with two terriers every night, little horrors would not even consider sleeping in a dog bed
If I dare to move the cover (because it’s too hot) I can hear a lot of sighing, huffing and puffing because on of them has had to move position and as for the looks!!! I suppose I should think myself lucky that they allow me to sleep in my own bed 
I’m with you LuvMyFurKids – fantastic news. Some dogs seem to be snapped up and others have to wait for a while, but Keeley I bet it was worth the wait!!
Brian hasn’t become a failed fosterer has he?? How great. A human foot, a doggy pal (with a lovely tail) and a sofa to rest on. Could life get any better? I think not
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