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the pack: a temporary little addition

Trilli didn't want to pose for a picture.
 Yesterday morning we woke up to a dusting of snow covering the ground. 
Just a little bit, light and beautiful. 

Our pack has an extra member for awhile, 
my grandmother's Chihuahua Baby. 

She is in the hospital after a fall left her bruised and sore, 
with underlying problems yet to be determined. 

We love her so very much and are sending all our good thoughts 
and prayers that she recovers quickly. 

Her little Baby is in good hands though, we just love having her. 

Baby in her little jacket :)
 Trilli is obviously jealous, but adjusting to her presence. 
The cats seem disinterested, being twice her size at least! 

I've never cared for small dogs much, but she is just such a sweetheart. 
Everyone please keep my granny in your thoughts this week! 

Until next time,

Angela Kelly

the pack

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