LULU - IA
Yes, still have LuLu. We kept her name the same. She came from Kim and Donovan, with whom we've stayed in close contact following her adoption. Nathan and I became NR foster parents in February, thanks to encouragement from Kim and Donovan, and our first foster dog (Milo from IN) will arrive this week! We send Kim photo emails every so often to update LuLu’s progress. She has adjusted well to our Iowa winters and now we are into spring. She enjoys walks through our new seeding fields and going for fourwheeler rides. We have kept her on her diet as prescribed by Kim and in January she was down to just over 13 pounds – a little more to go, but it is coming. She is doing well and gets along with her Rattie sister Suzie, who is also adopted (from a MN shelter), and hanging out with Dora, our huge Lab X, who was dumped at our farm several years ago. Our house cat, Orange, does not care for her so much, so they ignore each other.
LuLu was adopted from NR after we lost our beloved Happy (our first Rattie) last August to a brain tumor. While we are still very sad over loosing Happy, LuLu is doing her best to heal us and we love her very much. So in Happy’s memory, we joined NR as a foster home to help Ratties in need.
Best,
Jody Nus
Yes, still have LuLu. We kept her name the same. She came from Kim and Donovan, with whom we've stayed in close contact following her adoption. Nathan and I became NR foster parents in February, thanks to encouragement from Kim and Donovan, and our first foster dog (Milo from IN) will arrive this week! We send Kim photo emails every so often to update LuLu’s progress. She has adjusted well to our Iowa winters and now we are into spring. She enjoys walks through our new seeding fields and going for fourwheeler rides. We have kept her on her diet as prescribed by Kim and in January she was down to just over 13 pounds – a little more to go, but it is coming. She is doing well and gets along with her Rattie sister Suzie, who is also adopted (from a MN shelter), and hanging out with Dora, our huge Lab X, who was dumped at our farm several years ago. Our house cat, Orange, does not care for her so much, so they ignore each other.
LuLu was adopted from NR after we lost our beloved Happy (our first Rattie) last August to a brain tumor. While we are still very sad over loosing Happy, LuLu is doing her best to heal us and we love her very much. So in Happy’s memory, we joined NR as a foster home to help Ratties in need.
Best,
Jody Nus
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