Morgan is a hunting dog. No doubt about it. For lightning bugs, that is....she lays still in the grass, waits for the light to flicker and pounces on it. Actually, she has caught a couple of the unsuspecting bugs.

As you can see from the pics, she is growing and getting taller. She can no longer take a bath in our sink so into the tub she goes. She is very much a routine kinda gal. She gets up about 8am, goes out to potty and play with the big dogs. Then, it's breakfast time. She loves cooked hamburger (the only thing she'd eat at first when she was very ill) and turkey and rice. She also prefers the older dogs' dry food. Then, it's nap time!! After the AM nap, it's back outside for potty and back inside to play with the family. She likes to play fetch, tug of war and hide and seek. SHe will often take a long afternoon nap and eats supper around 5pm. Nap time again....then, a long walk and some playtime at the park. Bedtime is 10pm.

She LOVES all people. She LOVES all dogs. She'll sit in the grass and watch the joggers run by. She badly wants to join them but will sit nicely, wag her tail off and wait for them to pass. She is very polite that way. Morgan does still bite quite a bit and we are working on that. Hence, the need for her home to be with kids over 4.

She is a terrific puppy with a playful disposition. She is going to be very hard to let go of but if you are the right home for Morgan, please don't hesitate to apply.

Morgan is a stitch. It is hard to believe this is the same puppy that a week ago was so ill that she did not want to eat or move.

She has been outdoors with the big dogs and loves every minute of it. They try to dodge her puppy teeth and she keeps going back for more. The two that love to wrestle (90 pounds a piece) were doing just that tonight and little 4 pound Morgan got right in the middle. I have to make sure they don't roll right on top of her. She also found her voice yesterday and now barks when she gets all wound up. She is a bit of a dare devil but is learning her place in the dog pack.

Morgan eagerly met a visitor tonight. Gretchen, who volunteers for another rescue group, stopped by to see Morgan and make a donation toward her care. Morgan's is a wonderful story of how great the puppy spirit is and how wonderful modern vet medicine can be. We are so lucky to have her.

Morgan does eat four times a day now, has learned to lap up water from the big bowl and sleeps so great in her crate for nap time. She is finishing up her antibiotics and continues her dewormer and vitamins. She'll have another blood work up Wednesday to make sure everything is A-OK.

New pics of little Morgan! She weighs in at 5 whole pounds. Morgan did eat tonight - a bit of cooked hamburger and rice and a couple pieces of our adult dog food soaked in water. She played and was responsive. Please continue to send all of your positive energy. She is a total sweetheart. Her red blood cell count continues to be too low for the doc to be comfortable and they are checking for other causes of her condition. She is still not out of the woods, but eating will help a lot and we hope she'll keep taking a little at a time.