Family

My foster mom's sister - Dana - goes to college nearby. She got sick so she came by to get away from the dorms. We knew she wasn't feeling well so we sat on her. And gave her love. And sat on her. And made sure she drank her gatorade.

I think she feels better already. I'm practically a doctor.

Stoop Lounging

So, you heard I like to sit in chairs like people. And sleep in crates. And nap on tops of people and dogs.

Wanna know my new thing? Stoop lounging. I like to lay on the metal steps going from my kitchen to the backyard. My mom thinks this is weird because metal steps don't sound too comfy for her. But I like it. They get the warm afternoon sun to toast up the fall day. And I am close to the inside but still outside.

My mom is starting to worry about me getting Peezy-sun-burnt so we are doing some research on sun block.

There's a somebody..........

There's a somebody I'm longing to see 
I hope that she turns out to be 
Someone who'll watch over me 
I'm a little lamb who's lost in the wood 
I know I could always be good 
Someone who'll watch over me

Deaf Dogs Rock

Check out this cool website called Deaf Dogs Rock.

They are featuring me on their main page as an adoptable Dead Dog In Need.

You can read my bio page to learn some more about me. And to see other deag dogs in need and maybe even read some success stories so you can feel comfortable adopting me.

StubbyDog

StubbyDog is a non-profit, 501(c)(3), focused on changing public perceptions of pit bulls. Their vision is a world where every pit bull has the right to a good life. Their mission is to help people rediscover pit bulls as lifelong friends.

They are pretty cool.

And the picked me, Baby J, to be their Stubby Dog of the Week.

I hope this means I'll find a great forever home soon. One who thinks that being deaf is pretty cute, that playing endless fetch is fun, that toys are as necessary as food and water, and that cuddling should be a daily medicine.

Raining / Pouring

...and I wanted to play fetch so bad I consented to wear this ridiculous jacket. I know I said it was for dorks before but....well, I'm more mature now. Jackets are for smart kids who want to play fetch in the rain.

Less-Adoptable?

Over at Petfinder it is "Less-Adoptable Animal Week". Apparently, Petfinder lumps deaf dogs into the less-adoptable category. I guess it is nice for folks like me to get some attention but I thought I was a Peezy not Less-Adoptable?

Anyways, call me what you will but I'd love if you gave ME a great forever home or even adopted one of those other Less-Adoptable Animals and gave them a forever home. 

-- Baby J aka the Peezy