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Above is "Robin", an American Bobtail, he is about 9 years old. He was adopted in 2002 by Jennifer while
working in California. He is lactose intolerant, and has asthma. He is what the kids call "a cat with no tail",
which is true since he was born that way. He is four-paw declawed, and loves to be loved by kids and adults. He
usually sleeps during the morning and comes out after the kid's naps are over. Sometimes he will join a big kid on their
cot to take a snooze. But don't worry, he doesn't like cribs or play pens since he is a little shy around the younger
ones. :) He is very playful and his favorite game is to play fetch with his toys. He does
not bite while he plays, but does give an occasional kiss with his nose or pat on the back with his paws.
 Above you will see "Wile E. Coyote". "Wile E." is a cattle dog mix, weighing around 30lbs, is about eight
years old, and was adopted in Fresno, California by Jennifer in 2002. She was very ill and scared when she first
came to the animal hospital that Jennifer worked at. Living the first six months of her life on her own, most likely
in Yosemite National Park, "Wile E." had very bad manners and did not listen very well. After six months of behavioral
training with Jennifer, she is one of the best behaved dogs around. She knows all the typical commands, is off-lead
trained, and loves to play ball and tug of war with adults and kids. She is still a bit skittish when first meeting
new people, but she warms up quick. She likes to spend most of the day outside, and she loves getting doggie treats
from the kids.
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