UPDATE on the Doodle Kids!

Several of you asked about whether DVGRR was able to rescue any of the "moms" when they took in the 21 Doodle Kids. It looks like they did. I just got this response in my email and thought I would share it:

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Dear Cheryl,

Thank you from the bottom of our Golden hearts for your wonderfully kind and encouraging words. We never handled Doodles before so we weren’t sure what we were getting into but no matter the risk, we were moving forward at a rapid pace for fear of what might happen.

We rolled onto the “breeder” property and were met by a few people who were poised to hand-off the pups. We received several puppies and some adults, so hopefully we got a few out of the breeding cycles. We have our ears and eyes poised for more action if warranted.

In closing, we are delighted to have your support and if we can be of service to your organization, please call on us.

Many thanks.

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Here are a couple of photos of Miss Lisa Marie -- one of the doodle moms who was rescued. I wasn't sure if she was a poodle or a small golden doodle until I saw that doodle smile!! Here she is enjoying some "girl time" probably for the first time in her young life. Get out the kleenex!

I was laughing the other day, reading some of the posts of the volunteers who had never met a doodle before. They were describing how different these pups were from their retriever pups. They were learning all about doodles -- like the "doodle zoomies," doodle hugs and kisses, and how the pups take the balls and toss it around by themselves if no one's available to throw the ball. All the stuff we already know and love about our doodles they were seeing for the first time. When I first wrote them, I mentioned DK and how thankful we were that they took these pups. Just thought I'd share.

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