Sedona is a bunch of personality traits all rolled up into something equalling awesome. The longer I have her and the more time she has acclimating to the real world (aka what exists past the end of a chain), the more I see this little dog's unbroken spirit, her zest for life, and her endless capability for love - and to be loved. Some days, looking at her gentle smiling little face, I could just cry. Other days she makes me laugh hysterically. Still other days - when she's taking running leaps onto the couch and dive bombing poor Luca - I feel like I must have been crazy to take on this tiny bundle of insane joy. Most of the time I am so thankful that I was blessed enough to have crossed paths with this dog.
"Snippets from Sedona" will be occasional posts that give a Sedona-eye's-view of the world, in her own words. Hopefully you'll get to know her personality a little, her unique take on life, and gain a little insight into the mind of one of those supposedly dastardly, dreadful "fighting Pit Bulls".
And maybe somewhere along the way, you'll fall in love and realize that adopting Sedona is something you just can't NOT do. If you find yourself in such a situation, please be sure to email me for an application: Mary@realpitbull.com
I'll miss her when she's gone on to bigger and better things in a new forever home, but Luca would be glad to get his spot on the couch back.
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This is right after I jumped on the bed, and right before Foster Mom told me to get off the freshly-washed blankets n stuff with my dirty outside paws. I don't get wut the big deal is. And I feel I am far too cute to be told what to do. Just look at me. This is one of my 'sad faces', by the wayz. It is sad face 1. I didn't have time to unleash sad face 2 which usually allows me to get whatever I want in any situation. Foster Mom has gotten wise to the various levels of sad face and mostly acts too fast and makes me stop whatever I am doing before I have time to hit her with sad face 2. But lately, sad face 2 hasn't been working anywayz. She's getting wise to my ways......note to self: must forego sad face 1 and 2 in favor of sad face 3. This should be far more effective. Foster Mom won't know what hit her......
6 comments:
She has an incredibly sweet face. Such a pretty girl.
there is an infinite number of sad faces to con your mom with, Sedona...
Good luck with this very important adventure in fostering, Mary. Sedona looks wonderful. Thank god we are moving past the dark ages when being "rescued" from a fighting ring meant automatic death.
Her sad face and her smile is what made me fall in love with her the property. I absolutely love tyhis girl. She will be forever in my heart and I know she will find her forever home but in the meantime she is with a loving foster that I/she is so greatful for. Thank you!
Living on the other side of the US doesn't help when you see a face like hers, cuz I want her, but can't have her. She looks so much like my boy Duke, same coloring and puppy sad face. My other baby is Diesel, so Sedona or Dona would fit, but I am in California. Prayers to her for her forever home.
Thank you so much for giving her this wonderful opportunity - she is so fortunate to have found you! Hopefully she will help spread the word that pit bulls make wonderful pets, who ever adopts her will be very lucky.
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