EMMIE IN FLORIDA - 9/17/17

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EMMIE IN FLORIDA
IS SPRUNG
17 SEPTEMBER 2017

Jackie drove back down south
to Brandon and then brought
over the poor little waif
with the bare skin.
She'd already been spayed,
so no surgery this morning.
The Skrenninger Six-Pack
welcomed her into their home
with no issues.

The name IRMI was a cute idea, but not so much
when we actually used it; both Jackie and I thought it sounded dumb.
A few hours later, I renamed her EMMIE, to which she responded immediately.
As you can see, Emmie quickly felt at home and
chose the most comfortable chair in the house to sit on . . .

Pretty in Pink
Her tail and rear are entirely bare, as is her back end
and both cheeks and her neck; there is also a bare spot on her back.
Her condition reminds me of SADEE IN FLORIDA;
I'm sure with good food, NO FLEAS and a few medicated baths,
she'll be good as new. She is five or six years old.

A bit later,
I was sitting in this same chair,
with SWEETEA on my lap.
Emmie jumped onto the side table;
I told her, "Don't
stand on that table" . . .
and she promptly sat down.
A dog with a sense of humor.

(Side note to Anita Charochak:
Do you see your pillow?)

What she wanted was for SweeTea to get off my lap so SHE could sit there . . .

Aaaaaaand this is what she looks like on the other side . . .

(Side note to Jan Williams: Do you see your parrot?)

She got what she wanted.

. . . Daisy's take
on the whole issue
of another dog
in the house.

So far today, Emmie has: unmade my bed and slept on it;
slept on my stomach when I took a nap on this same bed;
eaten her food (can't find extra bowls, so she used a soup bowl);
had a bath (I could feel the necrotic skin peel off);
slept on couch and chairs (like Goldilocks,
looking for one that is "just right")
worn her pink diapers with no problem; given kisses;
pushed a pile of beach towels off the couch and played in them;
used the dogs's bathroom area several times;
and, in general, behaved like a happy Cairn.

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JACKIE IKE:
She seems to have been a loved dog at one time to be showing that kind of behavior. Thank you for fostering her . . . she is a beauty!

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PATRICIA YARNOT:
She's adorable! But she needs the loving hands of Andréa on her skin! She's almost like a young female Rico, without the psychotic nature. Cairns are so resilient. She sounds like a really sweet girl. Can't wait to meet her. Thank you, Jackie, for springing Emmie and Andréa for taking her in.

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MARY BING:
She looks quite content.

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MAUREEN SCOTT
In Canada:
What a sweetheart! (you for fostering and Emmie for adjusting so well). She's adorable.

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TRACIE COTTON:
Awwww . . . so sweet. Happy days ahead for Emmie! Thank you, Jackie and Andréa!

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DOREEN MUNDIE:
Ah, she is going to be beautiful. I am sure she was loved and house-lived at some point . . . good for her, to end up with you.

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BJ ISAACS:
As I read this, I have tears in my eyes, thanking God for Jackie finding her and getting her and you for fostering her. I know she's in SUPER hands and will be looking and feeling great in no time! Sad [that] she is only five or six in that shape, when we thought she was ten; still doesn't make it right, though. Can you imagine being so young and feeling like this? I LOVE your name, Emmie.

EMMIE MAKES HERSELF AT HOME HERE

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EMMIE IN FLORIDA IS SPRUNG 17 SEPTEMBER 2017
	Jackie drove back down south to Brandon and then brought over the poor little waif with the bare skin. She'd already been spayed, so no surgery this morning. The Skrenninger Six-Pack welcomed her into their home with no issues.
The name IRMI was a cute idea, but not so much when we actually used it; both Jackie and I thought it sounded dumb. A few hours later, I renamed her EMMIE, to which she responded immediately. As you can see, Emmie quickly felt at home and chose the most comfortable chair in the house to sit on . . . Pretty in Pink Her tail and rear are entirely bare, as is her back end and both cheeks and her neck; there is also a bare spot on her back. Her condition reminds me of SADEE IN FLORIDA; I'm sure with good food, NO FLEAS and a few medicated baths, she'll be good as new. She is five or six years old.
A bit later, I was sitting in this same chair, with SWEETEA on my lap. Emmie jumped onto the side table; I told her, "Don't stand on that table" . . . and she promptly sat down. A dog with a sense of humor. (Side note to Anita Charochak: Do you see your pillow?)
What she wanted was for SweeTea to get off my lap so SHE could sit there . . . Aaaaaaand this is what she looks like on the other side . . . (Side note to Jan Williams: Do you see your parrot?)
She got what she wanted.
	. . . Daisy's take on the whole issue of another dog in the house.
So far today, Emmie has: unmade my bed and slept on it; slept on my stomach when I took a nap on this same bed; eaten her food (can't find extra bowls, so she used a soup bowl); had a bath (I could feel the necrotic skin peel off); slept on couch and chairs (like Goldilocks, looking for one that is "just right") worn her pink diapers with no problem; given kisses; pushed a pile of beach towels off the couch and played in them; used the dogs's bathroom area several times; and, in general, behaved like a happy Cairn. JACKIE IKE: She seems to have been a loved dog at one time to be showing that kind of behavior. Thank you for fostering her . . . she is a beauty! PATRICIA YARNOT: She's adorable! But she needs the loving hands of Andréa on her skin! She's almost like a young female Rico, without the psychotic nature. Cairns are so resilient. She sounds like a really sweet girl. Can't wait to meet her. Thank you, Jackie, for springing Emmie and Andréa for taking her in. MARY BING: She looks quite content. MAUREEN SCOTT In Canada: What a sweetheart! (you for fostering and Emmie for adjusting so well). She's adorable. TRACIE COTTON: Awwww . . . so sweet. Happy days ahead for Emmie! Thank you, Jackie and Andréa! DOREEN MUNDIE: Ah, she is going to be beautiful. I am sure she was loved and house-lived at some point . . . good for her, to end up with you. BJ ISAACS: As I read this, I have tears in my eyes, thanking God for Jackie finding her and getting her and you for fostering her. I know she's in SUPER hands and will be looking and feeling great in no time! Sad [that] she is only five or six in that shape, when we thought she was ten; still doesn't make it right, though. Can you imagine being so young and feeling like this? I LOVE your name, Emmie.