[PART THREE of a series chronicling the re-homing of Whistler sled tour dogs.]
So for part three, I decided to make a video as a way to share a few small snippets of this bigger story with a musical accompaniment... I know I'm no movie maker, but I wanted to be able to show ALL the dogs who are awaiting new homes in one spot (fingers crossed some have been adopted by the time I post this!), I wanted to share what past adopters had to say (and you can visit the Whistler Sled Dog Co facebook page for more on that), and I wanted to share the joy in the eyes of the dogs who have moved on to their next adventure in life.
Every one of these dogs is unique and has a sweet soul. And although they may be retired from sled pulling, they still have spirit to share, zoomies to run and lots of love to give...
So for part three, I decided to make a video as a way to share a few small snippets of this bigger story with a musical accompaniment... I know I'm no movie maker, but I wanted to be able to show ALL the dogs who are awaiting new homes in one spot (fingers crossed some have been adopted by the time I post this!), I wanted to share what past adopters had to say (and you can visit the Whistler Sled Dog Co facebook page for more on that), and I wanted to share the joy in the eyes of the dogs who have moved on to their next adventure in life.
Every one of these dogs is unique and has a sweet soul. And although they may be retired from sled pulling, they still have spirit to share, zoomies to run and lots of love to give...
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