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Fabulous photos. Goodness Wilbur, your life has changed somewhat from the pound 
. I note that, although you are not scared of the waves – you seem to be keeping a very close eye on them – good boy Hi Snowy. What is your coat looking like now? It should have settled from the original cut – bet you look stunning Beaux, I bet you can’t believe your luck! You have found yourself in a superb foster home, fantastic start to the next wonderful phase of your life. I know you will have a great time with great people . Looking forward to seeing your photos when you have put on some weight. Great pity your original family had NO clue as to what a Boxer should look like.
Pearl, you have gone straight up and out the top of the cute scale. What a beautiful little puppy dog. You will be stunning when you are all grown up I think there will be ‘fighting in the ranks’ over you 
. Oh, she looks great and its nice to see that she is managing to take the ‘home comforts’ in her stride. She is positively laughing her little head off in one of the recent images of her sleeping. Splendid little dog What a brilliant up-date and well done Holly for the great photos of your boy. Thank you forever family. I still have a big place in my heart for Evan and look forward to future up-dates. Oh, that is so sweet, she really is smiling. Bet she can’t believe the great up-turn in her fortune, especially when her pleasant dreams continue when she wakes. Happy days for you now Rosie 
Oh dear, a handful of stunned puppy. Very much looking forward to images of a happy, playful, puppy dog enjoying a puppyhood that should always have been in place but I suspect not, until now. I hope this little soul has managed to escape all the nasty bugs that swamp puppies. Was she REALLY kept outside at the back of a house, with people in living in the house? Goodness me, did anyone spend time with her or was she just a thing existing in isolation most of the time? That is so bad, its difficult to comprehend but that said, she looks to be in good condition. Two smart breeds within, bet you are as bright as a button and would be easy to train. Rosie, like it or not, you have joined my list, I will be following your journey. Lady Bojangels change your name to Lucky. You have had the bad and now you can start to relax and soon enjoy the very, very good. You have just landed under the care of the best people on the planet, not a word of a lie
Well, Snowy Snowdrop, I have been reading through your blog and you have certainly been through the mill , but – in spectacular form – have come through the other side 
. Don’t know what it is with Irish dogs, stoical doesn’t even begin to describe how you have dealt with everything that has happened . A heart murmur is nothing, especially for a hardy little soul like you. What is it with terriers and other dogs – I know what everyone is thinking – "they are terriers" 
. My Border Terrier has a ‘range’ as far as other dogs are concerned – apart from the other family dogs. Some he just dislikes and others he seems to loath 
. I have never managed to work out what the triggers are. Many other people who own Border Terriers have told me that their dog(s) are exactly the same – must be the ‘colourful’ part of their character That is it for the moment Snowy – keep up the good work and enjoy meeting your public – your foster family need to get you a hat for when you are out and about. Evan had a nice hat, maybe you could borrow it? 
I am so happy that Evan’s family stay in contact with his fabulous foster family. If foster family are happy then I am happy too. I continue to look forward to future up-dates. I know all the dogs on the DID site are important but I have my current favuorites so am off to check for any up-dates on them – they are all adult girls this time Evan but you will always have a special place in my heart along with Pax, Bubs and the DID Six;)
