Would I be a fool?

[staceyv]

I decided to go with a younger age group. I am planning on picking up these two little girls on Wednesday. I'm waiting for my landlord to come home from vacation so he can give landlord approval to the shelter. (Pets are allowed where I live, I don't think it'll be a problem.)

These two lived in a huge pack of chihuahuas in a puppy mill. They haven't had much socialization or housebreaking. It'll be a challenge! But I'm up for it. I know a lot about animal behavior and training. I'm also planning on buying a crate and an exercise pen to contain them until they figure out where the potty is...
Aren't they adorable!?



"They are the fabulous Jeanie and Alice! Jeanie is 6 and Alice is 8 and both are spayed females looking for a new home. Could yours be the one? They have a few requests that I will translate for you here: We would like to be loved and adored truly and deeply and we will return the attention tenfold. We would like to stay together because we love each other. Jeanie would like to be put on a strict diet because her weight makes it difficult for her to breath. We would like our new home to be on the quiet side because we are easily scared and intimidated. We would like a warm and comfy lap to curl up on at any time we wish. If you think your home can fulfill Jeanie and Alice's simple requests, please reply at the shelter."

By the way, I used Petfinder to find them. If you're looking for a pet, you can type in any breed, size, age, etc. and the city you live in, and it'll give you a list of available pets.
I wish people would stop breeding animals when there are still so many homeless ones- and you can get the breed of your choice at the shelter for a lot less money and a good cause.

What has gotten into me lately? Sorry for being all mushy and full of good intentions. I've already vented all of my eveilness into my blog. Maybe the whole journal-keeping therapy is working...