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In
October 2006 Aero, the constant mascot of the Scout Troop won the
doggie lottery. My wife, Pati, encouraged me to bring Aero
home to Idaho. So after much investigating, more shots than I
thought anyone or anydog should go thru, in December, Aero, now known
as Arrow (fits more with the Idaho theme), became an American. We
arrived on the 29th of December, and after getting a proper red ribbon
on his neck, was shown his new boy, Wyatt, my 7 year old son. Oh
ya, he also got two new dog friends, Buddy, and Sammy. It was a
long flight, a long process, but he is worth it, and.... he never has
to have fleas and live under a conex again.
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Aero's last day at Areta
Estates. The next day he flies on a plane the first time, gets a
name change to ARROW, and moves to the United States of America.
He won the doggie lottery, no more fleas, and he sleeps on a pillow now.
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Arrow arrives in Idaho, gets a red bow and
meets Wyatt, his new boy. I promised Arrow he never has to
get into a dog carrier again!
He didn't know about the cold, but he is getting used to it, and he has
actually been seen outside laying on the lawn, chewing a bone with
below freezing temperatures.
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Arrow and the family, starting
from left is Buddy, Honey cat with Bryan, Wyatt with Arrow, behind him
is Eian, then Marni being held by Destiny, and finally Brenden holding
Sammy.... who taught Arrow how to bark.
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Thanks
to News Radio 580 KIDO in Boise Idaho for their encouragement .
Special thanks to Christina
Kelly (pictured below with two of my sons Wyatt and Bryan) who has done
so much to help. (Sorry Jon... You don't have a picture with my
kids to go here!)
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