What a garden needs is time,
patience,
love,
nurturing,
hope,
and room to grow.
What a rescue dog needs…
time,
patience,
nurturing,
hope,
and room to grow.
“One of the greatest virtues of gardening is this perpetual renewal of youth and spring, of promise of flower and fruit that can always be read in the open book of the garden, by those with an eye to see, and a mind to understand.” ~ E.A. Bowles
The greatest virtues of rescue dogs are the same.
Gardens For Goldens 
Love ALL the pix, but the next to last one brings back memories I will always treasure. There’s just something special about Golden Snuggle Buddies. ❤
Match made in heaven but nurtured here on earth by many hard working volunteers. 🙂
So beautiful! All the patience, all the nurturing is so worth every captured smile and welcomed belly rub ❤
Such a beautiful, colourful garden and the dogs looks so happy. It is so dry and hot here (still) that our garden is not coping, we desperately need rain but they’re predicting a mild, dry winter.
Well, I hope they are wrong about your winter – as they were ours. One of the rainiest/snowiest (and scariest!) on record. We’ll try to blow some your way. 🙂
I hope so too otherwise we’ll be left with bare dirt instead of grass and garden. The wildlife struggle in this constant heat as well. Enjoy Spring! 🙂