PYEWACKET COMES HOME 6 APRIL 2018
	BJ continues: He came in and is very timid. He really needs a bath, but I want to give him a little space. He has explored the outside and is now lying underneath the kitchen chair. He seems like such a love. He goes Monday to the vet. Can't wait to him him all groomed up, too. I think he will come out of his shell in no time. I'm sure he's thinking, What happened to my world?
He's precious. Just gave him two baths. He wasn't fond of them, but he did well. Here he is after the bath . . . He just seems lost right now . . . my heart hurts for him. But I've told him he's safe and to trust me, all will be well. On the grooming table: I swear he is the BEST little thing. He just sat down and let me brush him. He didn't move. I stood him up and he let me continue. I know I pulled his hair some. I tried to be gentle, and he never flinched. Whoever adopts him will be getting such a good baby. You can tell by the first picture he is worn out! I'm tired now. Thank you, CRUSA; I'll sleep well tonight. I set him off the grooming table; he just went and lay down. LIZZIE HURTT In Australia: Love the name but with those gorgeous ears he looks more like Gizmo from Gremlins. JACKIE PARKER In England: He looks a bit like Yoda in one of the pics. It's the horizontal ears. NEAL SKRENES: Poor guy. Yeah, that's a lot of excitement in one day and he is worn out. Hope things perk up for him today. MAUREEN SCOTT My word but he's . . . utterly . . . adorable! Someone will be very fortunate to adopt him, weird name and all!

SATURDAY WITH PYEWACKET HERE