Those of you subscribed to my Flickr photostream probably saw that we’d found a stray named Sampson last week. Although Sampson’s story ended well (his owner picked him up on Wednesday), it made my wife and I aware of the dire situation many pets are in right now due to the economy.
Following a whirlwind of activity — partially explaining my sudden absence over this past week — Lucy has come to stay with us for a trial period. Naturally, one of the important stages is getting to know her surroundings:
Lucy is a 2-year-old Pekingese/dachshund mix rescued from a puppy mill by Ginger’s Pet Rescue.
I normally prefer to keep my “real life” outside this blog, but this picture of Lucy curled up in my LEGO was just begging to be shared.
Hmm, indoor pets and lego don’t bode well with me. Something about hair in boxes and using my teeth to separate pieces…each to their own i suppose.
Peter, snag a #630 – Brick Separator and save your pieces the teeth marks.
Actually, i got one from a friend who did robotics at university. I keep loosing it though. I need to put a bell on that thing.
Awww, she’s keeping the bricks warm for you.
Hehe, she’s just like a dog we had a couple years ago, he was my mom’s and his name was Iollipop (I didn’t name it, if I had he’d be named… Merciless Destroyer!)
Still, nowadays we got two Coronet guinea pigs, the spiky furred ones, Chewbacca and Heather. They leave so much fur around the house it takes forever just to clean it all up, so I usually keep them away from my lego.
Don’t let her eat ’em!
The smaller pieces probably look like kibble! :D
Talk about teeth marks and irredeemable pieces!
What a strange combination of breeds… cute though. Congrats on the new addition to your family!
My cat was helping me build the CG Heli just last week. :)
aww cute =] I want to get a Pomeranian.. hehe
Congratulations on the new addition! What a cutie. :-) We brought our Beagle, Allie, to Brickworld 2008 and she had a great time…or at least I think she did. She’s not much of a ‘shedder’ and she seems to have no interest in eating LEGO. The only drawback to having her around when I am building is that she has this habit of inadvertently smashing stuff with her tail. :-)
It’s nice to rescue dogs, we have a terrier-dachshund cross called Gina whose first owners emigrated, and second owners ditched her because she is ever so slightly mental.
Good luck with Lucy, hope she gets to stay permanently, she looks lovely. Post regular updates! :-)
Dr. S.
She looks like my puggle (half beagle half pug) Jasmine. :)
Nice little puppy