Cece is new to foster care. She is an owner surrender. The owner’s health no longer allowed her to care for Cece. This little girl was loved and adored by her owner so, as you can imagine, she is slowly adjusting. Currently she is skittish. Cece is crate trained. When not in her crate she can be found under my bed with her stash of treats. She is doing ok on her leash and really enjoys her walks. We are working on potty training and there have been fewer accidents this week. She “talks” when she wants something. It’s like part growl, part whine. All you have to do is figure out what she wants! She has spent her time here with another dog. This was unplanned but is going ok. No aggression. They steal each other’s food when the other one isn’t looking. They have bonded over barking. When someone comes to the door – they have a barking contest wagging their tails the whole time. Cece goes to the vet this week. Her barking partner leaves this week. I am looking forward to see how she does being the only dog – that is what she is accustomed to. The only other thing to say is that she is totally adorable!
CeCe is staying with Sharon in Pittsburgh, PA.
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