It didn't take much for me to persuade Troy to become foster parents. In fact, I hadn't even finished stating the idea before he whole-heartedly agreed. I began doing volunteer work with Friends of Animals several months ago and after seeing the need for foster owners, Tyson entered our lives. Tyson is a four-year-old Boxer. His massive head teeters on his malnourished frame. He was found abandoned and dying in a snow bank. In the rehabilitative animal shelter, he lost part of his ear in a scuffle with another dog (sound familiar?). So this sweet boy will be part of the Madsen crew for awhile. If Park City didn't have a three dog maximum law, we would adopt him, but for now, we are showering him with love, walks and treats until he finds his permanent home.
4 comments:
oh laura, he is sooooo cute. that is so sweet of you guys. i love how nice you and troy are. you are a great wife for troy, he needed someone as nice as him. anyways, i hope i get to meet tyson, and he gets fattened up. i'm sure he is loving life!
ps i remember when troy visited us in hawaii, there was a malnourished pit bull living near bens home so troy bought him a large bag of food, and that dog was never happier. i feed him until we left, but i still always think of that poor dog and troys thoughtful gesture. he really is such a thoughtful person. you guys are great.
That's awesome Laura. I don't even like dogs that much and this story brought tears to my eyes. You two are awesome!!! What great examples.
Dido to what Melanie said.
He is sooo cute. I would totally take him, if we were allowed to have pets. sniff sniff
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