Cash's new accommodations

Cash rode very nicely in back; Maya in the
crate just behind my seat.

Last Sunday I moved Cash to a new foster home. I got enough stuff out of the van to make room for a crate for Maya, and enough open space in the back for Cash. He travels well, no car sickness or anything unpleasant like that even though I had fed him breakfast. After a slow and foggy climb up Afton Mountain, the weather improved remarkably on the other side although it continued to rain intermittently the rest of the day.

Cash is a very easy-going dog. We got out, he examined the front yard and then walked into the house like an invited guest, which of course, he was. We met the human and canine residents. Cash took to the humans immediately and was willing to give all the dogs a sniff as well. There's a senior female dog in the home and they were slated to become sofa sleeping buddies. There's one younger male shepherd who was all sound and fury as shepherds are wont to be. The third dog was welcoming and friendly.

It's a good home with shepherd experience and rescue experience, and a schedule, life, and work situation that is ideal for a senior dog like Cash. He was an easy foster while he was here but he didn't have any problems that required him to stay here. Cash is off on a new life experience and from the reports I've heard so far, everything is going well. If that continues we all expect he will have a new home there.

Checking out the yard. He did his business there and
never even lifted a leg inside.

It's a very dog-friendly home, full of big
beds and dog-welcoming furniture.

Cash checked out various options and then
settled down on a nice bed in the center of
the room where he could observe everything.

Maya had not been out in a while so she came
along. We hit a brewery or two on the way home.

Brothers Craft Brewery was very dog-friendly
but had no treats so I bought a bag of popcorn
and shared it with Maya.