Back to work

This is Fritz, the long-haired GSD from Nelson County several weeks ago.
Fritz was emaciated under the long crud-encrusted hair, which was all shaved off.
He was adopted, continues to gain weight, and his coat is growing again.

Starting back to work after being off for three weeks has been tough!  I get used to not working very quickly and easily.  The transition back to work is a much slower journey.  I guess the rainy weather has been helpful in one way, I haven't been tempted to be outside, so that has helped me trudge through the first few days being back at work. 

Here's some updates in pictures.

This is former foster Sophie, sticking her head through a screen that she tore up,
hoping that someone will either let her in, or preferably, come out and play.

This is Samson, with one of his baby brothers.
This one isn't being returned because of a new baby, he's a part of the family.

Teddy is still quite shy, but the earthquake actually caused him to seek solace from his new human.
Teddy and Cooper are visiting this week while their mom is in NYC.  He barks more than I remember.

Cooper loves life and everything in it. 
Fortunately, Teddy loves Cooper and that makes all things possible.

Thora was spayed on Monday and is doing very well indoors and in her crate.
She seems to have very good house manners.  I'm corresponding with someone about her now.

Timber was neutered the same day that Thora was spayed.
He's doing fine, but was bored with the crate.
I believe he has a home, if he proves to be at least tolerant of cats.