Crosswired
We brought him home and introduced him to our pack and everyone gets along very well. Crosswired did not at all mind being sniffed and checked out four different times by Blue, Cotton, Candy and Cane. Following the introductions we brought him into the house which means he had to make his first attempt at the stairs. He took them like a champ after a little bit if encouragement. He sniffed his way around for a little bit and then we let him spend some time alone so he could settle in. Once downstairs, he found a stuffie - definitely something we could tell he loves, especially the frog!
Stufflies are fun!
The greatest challenge we have had is figuring out what to call him. Typically we call our fosters by a name pulled from their racing name, however, "Crosswired," presented quite the challenge. We thought and thought about what we should call him. Finally, we decided on Wally. Why, you might ask...well, after Wally was allowed off lead in the house, we realized things were a little too quiet and we wondered where he was but knew he couldn't be far. Wally happened to be on a bed right in front of us, but where's Waldo came to mind and we settled on Wally as it is a little easier to say. The nice thing is whoever adopts this sweet boy and pick out a different name for him if they want!
Wally struggling to adjust.
Wally has quickly become acclimated to his new environment and is quite loving. I must say he is probably the easiest foster we have invited into our home. Whichever family chooses to adopt him is one lucky family as he is such a sweet and easy going boy!
Hanging out with Cane.
Such a handsome boy!
What a pretty, well behaved boy. I think Wally is a great name.
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