I have always wanted a Pembroke Corgi after seeing Ein for the first time on the anime Cowboy Bebop. There's just something about there short little legs and fox like face! Plus, they're very smart dogs and are quiet active.

Of course, buying a pup can be expensive. Not to mention the whole puppy-phase is a bit time consuming and can be messy. So my parents decided not to go that route, but if there was every a Corgi up for adoption we would consider it.

One Saturday while my parents were at our local Hastings looking for a movie to buy, they saw ARFnets was set up in the children's section with numerous dogs and cats being shown. My mother hates going near animals up for adoption. Not because she doesn't like animals, but because she always wants to take every single on of them home!

As she was leaving the are however, she caught in the corner of her eye a different dog. A shorter one. She asked one of the ladys at the register if it was a Corgi. the lady told her, "Oh yes, she's a pure breed Pembroke Welsh."

To make this long story short, she told me about Sally and that was that. We called Sue, a lady who fosters local rescued dogs, and told her our interest in Sally. She brought her over last Wednesday afternoon to see how she would take to the house. Sally loves it here and took to us right away! We also have a Birman, male cat who is a bit selfish and territorial, but even he seems to tolerate her.

We've only had her a few days, but I'm sure there will be tons more pictures and even videos to come!

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Comment by Frances on February 23, 2009 at 10:06pm
I am so glad you were there to adopt Sally. I totally agree the others that I would adopt every one, if I only could.They are wonderful companions! I have one of my first 2 still with me. She is getting older, but then, so am I. so we get along well together.
Comment by ZdogZ on February 22, 2009 at 8:22pm
Congratulations! That is awesome that you adopted her! I have 3 corgis (1 female, 2 males, all siblings). I brought my first two corgis 7 months apart and adopted their brother from the guy a few houses down in August. I'm like Deanna, I'd adopt them all if I could. I know I'll never be without a corgi.
Comment by Allen Brady on February 22, 2009 at 5:49pm
Thanks. ^_^ Yeah, I thanked my mom for that good eye, too. ;D
Comment by Geri & Sidney on February 22, 2009 at 5:31pm
What a sweet story of how you got Sally. I love it! Yay for your Mom and her sharp eye!
Comment by Allen Brady on February 22, 2009 at 4:05pm
Hehe, you're quiet welcome! Yes, I've already found out just how loving and loyal little Corgis can be. She follows me just about ever where and loves to play. I'm sure when I get a home of my own, I'll adopt at least another. ;D
Comment by Deanna on February 22, 2009 at 3:27pm
Allen, thank you so much for adopting Sally! I, too, have adopted all my Corgis, one just yesterday! They are all such a joy and pleasure. My house is full of Corgi furkids, three of them, but still I want more! If I could I would rescue/adopt all Corgis I hear about that need homes no matter how old they are. You will soon recognize and experience Sally's undying loyalty and devotion -- if you haven't already -- for giving her a forever home! Thank you again!

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