Christine's Mobile Grooming

10/09/2026

It's a good day

10/08/2026

Going to get to many kissys

10/08/2026

The bed had a new rule.
The blanket at the foot did not agree.

“He sleeps in the other room now.”
As if a door can undo years of the same floor.

A partner can want the bed to themselves.
A dog only knows who stayed on his side of the night.

You can move him.
Or you can move the pillow and let the argument wait until morning.

If that was said in your doorway tonight —

would you move your pillow before you moved the dog?
Sleep where he already is…

or shut him in the other room so the bed could stay neat?

Tell the truth.

🛏️🐕
Would you move your pillow before you moved the dog?

10/04/2026

10/04/2026

They called it a violation.
He called it the way home.

“Remove the dog door or pay every week.”
A fine is a number.
A door is how he gets back to you.

You can take the flap off and keep the street happy.
Or you can pay the paper and leave the door where his nose already knows it.

Rules can be tidy.
A dog waiting on the wrong side of a wall is not.

If that notice was in your hand today —

would you pay the fine and leave the door?
Let them write another letter…

or seal it shut so the clipboard would go away?

Tell the truth.

🚪🐕
Would you pay the fine and leave the door?

10/04/2026

COMING SOON!

She was recently rescued from a local shelter and is a bit stressed. She will be ready in a few weeks, as she needs some time to decompress for now. But isn't she adorable?

www.jenniferspetrescue.com

10/04/2026

Xavier is ready to go home! He is a chocolate and white, Spaniel mix and the head tilt melts our hearts!!! He is just a 1 year old and full grown at 24 lbs. He was rescued from animal control with some hairloss on his back, like someone had shaved a little bit of him, so it's growing back in nicely.

He is heartworm negative, neutered, dewormed, flea treated, up to date on all of his vaccinations for the year and is on monthly heartworm prevention.

If you're interested in adopting him, pleasr send us a completed dog adoption application off of our website if you're interested in adopting him. It's just a simple Google Doc.

www.jenniferspetrescue.com

10/04/2026

10/04/2026

My heart goes to every handler and dog who built a language together over years of work and quiet moments.

I get that training programs need reliable teams and that reassigning can serve others, but it still feels hard to imagine a dog being uprooted from the person they’ve been reading and caring for every day.

Maybe there’s a middle ground where handlers, trainers, and organizations plan retirement transitions with more flexibility and support so the dog’s best interest is always at the center.

If anyone has experience with a service dog retiring, tell me how it went and what you wish had been different.