It's been one week since Scamp was released from the hospital, and everything's been coming up roses for our Parvo puppy superhero! His foster mom reports he is adventuring around (to the extent a quarantined puppy can!) and up to normal puppy shenanigans. He has figured out how to climb out of his exercise pen and joins his foster family in the kitchen if they leave the room. He's a perfectly happy, goofy puppy, but not crazy. He had lost some weight while he was battling the virus, but his foster reports his appetite is healthy and he's now up to 21 lbs. He is going to be a big boy, especially if he continues to eat like he does and grows into his paws!
Scamp also had an opportunity this week to take part with his human foster sister in filming for our new Lucky Dog Documentary, currently in production with our friends from
Creative Liquid Productions. And, as it turns out, the camera loves him as much as every person he's come in contact with does.
Though he's a cinematic natural, Scamp's film appearances are pro bono and he's not collecting any royalties, which means we continue to fundraise on behalf of him and his emergency vet care!
Evan
is a special puppy: he was born without a right front foot! Despite his
disability, however, Evan never slowed down and takes great joy in his
life! Lucky Dog had this adorable puppy checked out by 
