In May 2012 somebody separated us from our mother and left us near a construction site. We were just one month old. Workers at the construction site shared their food with us but when the construction was over they left. So we had to move. We heard about nice people who feed dogs every morning and evening not far from our “home”. They already had more than 10 dogs they care about but both people and dogs were kind enough to accept us. Summer was great! There were a lot of kids in the neighbourhood who played with us and peted us every day. It was not hard not to have home as summer was warm and nights short.

Now, it is a bit different story. Kids go to school, rain is falling very often, it is getting cold and nights are long and scary... Some not nice people from the neighbourhood would like us to move away so they started to throw firecrackers on us. We are terrified! 

We hear from older dogs that there are even scarier things, that it is going to be much colder, that the snow will freeze the land, temperatures will go way below 0 degrees and days will be even shorter. 

We are 7 months old, vaccinated and castrated and we are ready to separate when adopted. 

We are young and we like to play. We love children! The best fun for us is to learn new tricks and get little rewards for it. One of the good ladies who feeds us once forgot to close her car. We knew we were not suppose to go in but when the rain started we figured out she left it open for us not to get wet. We made such a party in the car! We did not know how to start the music so we used CDs as toys. What a fun it was!