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🌴Plantation Bay Pet(s) of the Week!🌴A New Chapter ~ More Paws to Love ~ More Wagging Tails! 📢 The Plantation Bay Pet Fea...
10/19/2026

🌴Plantation Bay Pet(s) of the Week!🌴

A New Chapter ~ More Paws to Love ~ More Wagging Tails!

📢 The Plantation Bay Pet Features will return next year, but in the meantime, there's a little something special I'd love to share with you!
I'm teaming up with Sophie's Circle Dog Rescue in New Smyrna Beach to introduce you to some very special pups who are looking for their happily ever after.
But these aren't just going to be adoption posts. Think funny personalities, cheeky antics, fluffy faces, little stories, and all the things that make each dog wonderfully unique. Some might make you laugh, some might melt your heart, and others might just remind you of a dog you've loved.
Each week, I'll be introducing a new four-legged character, and who knows? Maybe one of these stories will lead someone to the best friend they didn't even know they were missing.
So, keep an eye out, join in, and please share the stories that make you smile. You never know whose life might change because you did.
Let's have a little fun, spread some love, and help these deserving pups find the families they've been waiting for.🏡

🥰 He’s Got the Fluff…He’s Got the Charm…And oh, that Husky Personality!

Meet Apollo, a seven-year-old Husky who looks like he belongs on the cover of a doggy magazine but probably has a few notes for the photographer.
Now, anyone who knows Huskies knows they're a breed all of their own. They're clever, expressive, full of character, and blessed with a face that can go from innocent angel to deeply offended Victorian gentleman in approximately two seconds.
They don't just have personalities. They have presence.
A Husky doesn't simply look at someone. He gives them a look. A look that suggests he's considering their life choices, quietly questioning their judgement, and wondering whether they've always been this easily confused.
And Apollo? Just look at that face. It's practically impossible to believe he's never won an argument without saying a word.
One can easily imagine him overseeing the household like a very handsome furry supervisor.
The children are playing? Excellent, carry on.
The cat is strolling past? Acknowledged.
Someone opens the fridge? Apollo’s there. Someone crinkles a cheese wrapper? Apollo appears out of thin air.
It's a tough job being this handsome, but someone's got to do it.
Of course, behind all those imaginary executive meetings and that magnificent Husky expression is something even better than a beautiful coat and a cheeky face: a lovely temperament.
Apollo is a friendly boy who's good with children and cats, making him a wonderful candidate for family life. He's seven years old, fully vetted, and ready for whatever lovely adventure life has waiting for him next.
And seven is a rather wonderful age. He's past the puppy stage of chewing through the furniture and turning the garden into an archaeological excavation (although every Husky reserves the right to have his own hobbies!). There's something rather special about a dog who's grown into himself, with a personality all his own and so much affection still to share.
Imagine him becoming part of the daily routine. The familiar face waiting to greet his family. The fluffy companion nearby during a quiet evening. The reason a simple walk becomes an outing, a lazy afternoon becomes a cuddle session, and an ordinary day ends with someone smiling at the ridiculous amount of fur on the sofa.
Because, really, the best thing about dogs isn't just the big moments. It's all the little ones you never knew you'd miss until they're part of your everyday life.
So here's to Apollo: the handsome Husky with the magnificent coat, the lovely nature, and a whole lot of character packed into one fluffy package.😘

💓 How To Adopt this Magnificent Boy…Complete Adoption Paperwork https://sophiescircle.org/adoption-applications/

(Because all of the dogs are in private homes, the Adoption Application must be completed prior to the meet-n-greet).

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🌴🌍 Columbus Day ~ Plantation Bay Pet(s) of the Week! 🌍🌴Meet Cody: The Little Black Blur With a BIG Personality!Born on N...
10/12/2026

🌴🌍 Columbus Day ~ Plantation Bay Pet(s) of the Week! 🌍🌴
Meet Cody: The Little Black Blur With a BIG Personality!
Born on November 10, 2025, Cody is a handsome black Cocker Spaniel with a heart full of love, legs that apparently have their own turbo button, and absolutely no plans to take life at a normal speed!
Cody recently joined his big brother Zeus, a Pit Bull with a built-in running partner, and his sister Autumn, another Cocker Spaniel who now has a front-row seat to Cody’s daily adventures. And let’s just say, this little guy did NOT come with a slow-motion setting!
Cody came into the family several months ago after his previous owner passed away, and he’s been busy making himself right at home ever since. He and Zeus have become quite the running duo, although there is a strong possibility that Zeus thinks he’s going for a nice run while Cody thinks he’s training for the Cocker Spaniel Olympics!
And balls? Oh, BALLS! Cody lives for chasing them. Throw one, and this little black rocket takes off like he’s competing for a gold medal. Blink once, and he’s already halfway across the yard. Blink twice, and someone might need to check the neighborhood for a tiny furry speed record holder!
Meanwhile, Autumn gets to watch her brother zoom around like he’s late for a very important meeting with absolutely no agenda. One thing is certain: between Zeus’s running partner, Autumn’s little brother, and Cody’s endless supply of energy, this family has officially added a whole new level of entertainment to the household.
He’s fast, he’s fun, he’s ridiculously adorable, and he has enough personality packed into that fluffy black body to keep everyone laughing.
Welcome to the family, Cody! May your balls always bounce, your legs never get tired, and your naps be long enough to recharge those little rocket boosters.
Because one thing is for sure: Cody doesn’t just chase balls. He chases them like they owe him money!
💓 Mom & Dad ~ Lori and Randy Lee

Would you like your fuzzy baby in the spotlight? Have a donation to the Animal Shelters/Rescues? Contact Tina at Plantation Bay Dog Walking + Cats (413) 427-6328

These poor babies need our help! ‼️How you can help: -Purchase their Amazon wish list items-Monetary donation -Donations...
10/08/2026

These poor babies need our help! ‼️
How you can help:
-Purchase their Amazon wish list items
-Monetary donation
-Donations can be brought to my home by Friday morning for an afternoon pick-up💖

🌴⭐ Plantation Bay Pet(s) of the Week! ⭐🌴😍 What Maggie Never Leaves Behind… Meet Maggie, a six-year-old Cavapoo who has p...
10/05/2026

🌴⭐ Plantation Bay Pet(s) of the Week! ⭐🌴
😍 What Maggie Never Leaves Behind…
Meet Maggie, a six-year-old Cavapoo who has perfected the art of unconditional love — and following her Dad so closely that personal space has become merely a suggestion.
Maggie is affectionate. Very affectionate. In fact, if affection were an Olympic sport, she would already have a gold medal and be asking where the podium is.
Her favorite activity is being wherever her favorite person happens to be. If he gets up, Maggie gets up. If he walks across the room, Maggie is right behind him. If he changes direction, she changes direction. If he stops, she stops.
It’s not following. It’s professional companionship.
She has apparently decided that six years is plenty of time to establish an important household rule: wherever he goes, she goes. There will be no unnecessary separation, wandering off, or independent adventures without proper supervision.
And if he happens to close a door between them?
Well… Maggie takes that personally.
Her story began in Minneapolis, where she was born before making the trip to Austin, Texas, after being found through a friend of the family. From there, she arrived at her forever home at Christmas — which may have been the best Christmas present the family ever received.
The family chose the name Maggie after seeing her puppy pictures. Somehow, it just fit. And six years later, there couldn't possibly be a more perfect name for this sweet, devoted little girl.
Maggie has filled those six years with cuddles, affection, companionship and an impressive ability to always be exactly where she wants to be: close by her Dad.
She doesn't need to know what is happening. She doesn't need to be invited. She doesn't even necessarily need a reason.
She simply needs to know where he is. Because Maggie isn't clingy. She's committed. She's not nosy. She's thorough. And she's certainly not following anyone around. She's just making sure that the people she loves are never without proper supervision.
So if you happen to see Maggie around Plantation Bay, be sure to say hello. She'll be thrilled to see you — right after she checks to make sure her favorite person hasn't gone anywhere. At six years old, she has learned many things about life. But apparently, one lesson remains non-negotiable:
Love means never being more than three feet away…unless there’s another dog involved. Then all bets are off.
💓 Dad ~ Bill Athens

😎 Would you like your fuzzy baby in the spotlight? Have a donation to the Animal Shelters/Rescues? Contact Tina at Plantation Bay Dog Walking + Cats (413) 427-6328

🐱🌴Plantation Bay Pet(s) of the Week!🌴🐱Meet Teddy: He Came for the Food…Stayed for the Belly RubsTeddy arrived a few days...
09/28/2026

🐱🌴Plantation Bay Pet(s) of the Week!🌴🐱
Meet Teddy: He Came for the Food…Stayed for the Belly Rubs
Teddy arrived a few days before the Fourth of July in 2025, because apparently fireworks weren’t enough excitement for the family. He was discovered under a bush in the back of the house wearing a torn collar and sporting a hairstyle that can only be described as “Before” in a very ambitious makeover story. His fur was matted, tangled, and clearly had not met a brush in quite some time. When someone tried to pet him, Teddy basically said, “I don’t know you, and I’d like to keep it that way.” But he kept coming back. Eventually, he decided the food was good, the service was acceptable, and perhaps these people could be tolerated.
Fast-forward a year, and apparently Teddy has completely forgotten that he once wanted absolutely nothing to do with anybody. He moved into the house, settled in, and immediately began working his way up the corporate ladder. Today, he is about a year old, sleeps with his family, follows his own schedule, and has perfected the look that says, “Excuse me, I believe you forgot to give me attention.” The same cat who once wouldn’t let anyone touch him now expects affection on demand. Apparently, somewhere along the way, the rules changed.
And then there is the belly. Teddy flops over and shows it off like he is presenting a brand-new luxury feature. Anyone who knows cats understands that this is serious business. A cat showing its belly is basically saying, “I trust you completely…now get to work.” So naturally, the belly gets rubbed. Teddy has officially promoted the family to Senior Executive Belly-Rubbing Staff, complete with unlimited hours and absolutely no paid time off. He sleeps with them, lets them rub his belly, and seems to have decided that this is exactly how life should be.
The family has always said that Winston, the cat who came before Teddy, sent him their way. And honestly, there are questions. Did Winston send a sweet little cat in need of a second chance? Yes. Did he also send a cat who would eventually take over the bed and demand belly rubs? Also, yes. Teddy came to the family hiding under a bush with a torn collar and a fur situation that needed immediate hairstyling. One year later, he is spoiled, adored, sleeping comfortably beside the family, and looking at everyone like he has absolutely no idea what anyone is talking about when the bush is mentioned.
💓 24/7 Belly Rub Specialist & Professional Cat Spoiler ~
Evan Rusiecki

🤩 Would you like your fuzzy baby in the spotlight? Have a donation to the Animal Shelters/Rescues? Contact Tina at Plantation Bay Dog Walking + Cats (413) 427-6328

Chihuahuas need homes asap! ❤️Plantation Bay Dog Walking
09/24/2026

Chihuahuas need homes asap! ❤️Plantation Bay Dog Walking

🌴💖Plantation Bay Pet(s) of the Week!💖🌴The Odd Couple: Oscar & Felix Have Nothing on These Two!Meet Foo & Mickey.Foo is 1...
09/21/2026

🌴💖Plantation Bay Pet(s) of the Week!💖🌴
The Odd Couple: Oscar & Felix Have Nothing on These Two!
Meet Foo & Mickey.
Foo is 14 years old, a Shih Tzu, and the smaller half of this very mismatched pair. He came home first, and the original plan was to name him Lucky. But since “foo” means lucky in Chinese, and because he was a Shih Tzu, Foo seemed like the obvious choice.
During Covid, Foo lost an eye to an infection. Did that slow him down?
Absolutely not.
Foo simply adjusted his expectations, continued supervising the household, and remained every bit as food-motivated as ever. At 14, he still has plenty of pep in his step — especially if someone happens to be holding a snack.
Then came Mickey.
Mickey is now 12 and weighs approximately 75 pounds, which is important to mention because Mickey has apparently never received the memo about his size.
After the family decided Foo might be lonely, their daughter spent some time at the local shelter during a “summer camp” and fell in love with a mixed-breed puppy. Mickey came home, and apparently, he had already chosen his own name.
When he sits, the markings on his hip form a perfect Mickey Mouse head. Case closed. Despite his impressive 75-pound frame, Mickey has always been a complete baby about thunderstorms. At the first rumble of thunder, he would launch himself into a lap as though he weighed approximately 8 pounds instead of 75. These days, he’s a little too old for the flying leap, but he still knows exactly where to go when the thunder starts.
And so, here they are:
Foo — 14 years old, one eye, still fast enough to hear a food wrapper from three rooms away. Mickey — 12 years old, 75 pounds, and still convinced he belongs in someone’s lap.
They are an unlikely pair, but somehow, they fit perfectly.
Two senior dogs. One eye between them on the little guy. Seventy-five pounds of misplaced confidence on the big guy. And enough personality between them to keep everyone laughing.
A priceless pair and somehow, these two ended up together!
💓Mom & Dad ~ Chris & Teresa Sutherland

⭐Would you like your fuzzy baby in the spotlight? Have a donation to the Animal Shelters/Rescues? Contact Tina at Plantation Bay Dog Walking + Cats (413) 427-6328

🌴Plantation Bay Pet(s) of the Week!🌴THE SECRET LIVES OF LUCY AND MILES: TOY MICE ASSASSINS...🐭  In every home, there are...
09/14/2026

🌴Plantation Bay Pet(s) of the Week!🌴
THE SECRET LIVES OF LUCY AND MILES: TOY MICE ASSASSINS...🐭
In every home, there are creatures quietly going about their business. Some are productive. Some are mysterious. And some are cats who have apparently decided that everyone else’s schedule is merely a suggestion.
Meet Lucy, 7, and Miles, 6. Researchers have spent considerable time observing these two and have reached several important conclusions: Lucy has a thriving social life, Miles is nocturnal, and neither of them has any understanding of personal boundaries.
LUCY: SOCIALITE. HUNTER. COLLECTOR OF EVIDENCE.
Lucy is the outgoing one. Curious, friendly, and always eager to make friends, she approaches new people with the confidence of someone who has never once considered the possibility that they might not want to meet her.
Lucy is also an accomplished hunter.
Her prey of choice? Toy mice.
She stalks them. She kills them. She presents them to her Mom. Over and over again.
This is not playtime. This is a professional operation.
Mom is regularly presented with the bodies of her victims, presumably as payment for room and board.
And while Lucy has several mice in her collection, one clearly holds a special place in her heart: the sequin mouse.
Naturally.
Lucy is a sophisticated woman. If she’s going to bring home a trophy, it should sparkle.
MILES: MISSING BY DAY. MENACE BY NIGHT.
Miles takes a very different approach to life.
During daylight hours, he is often nowhere to be found. Nobody knows where he goes. Nobody knows what he does. He simply disappears.
This behavior has been described by experts as “very cat.”
But then the moon rises.
And Miles reports for duty.
While normal household members begin winding down for the evening, Miles is just getting started. He emerges from whatever mysterious location he has occupied all day and immediately becomes available for social activities.
He is affectionate. He loves pets. He loves attention.
He especially loves all of these things when his Mom is attempting to sleep.
Mom remain baffled by this timing.
Miles, however, appears delighted with it.
His preferred schedule seems to be:
Mom awake: Miles unavailable.
Mom busy: Miles unavailable.
Mom finally gets comfortable in bed: Miles has entered the room.
Despite his nighttime shenanigans, Miles is a sweet boy who still misses his big brother, Keba the dog. Keba helped raise Miles when he was a kitten, and the bond between them clearly left a lasting impression.
These days, Miles has taken on the important responsibility of carrying on the family tradition of being there when nobody asked him to.
THE FINDINGS
After extensive observation, researchers have determined that Lucy and Miles operate as a highly efficient two-cat organization.
Lucy handles daytime social relations, toy-mouse assassinations, and the distribution of glittering evidence.
Miles oversees nighttime operations, affection enforcement, and the strategic interruption of human sleep.
Together, they provide companionship, entertainment, occasional crime scenes, and absolutely no respect for the concept of “bedtime.”
Their Mom provides food, shelter, toys, and an endless supply of affection.
In return, she receives dead mice, midnight interruptions, and the privilege of living in their house.
It seems like a fair arrangement.
For the cats, anyway.
😍Mom ~ Amanda Loux

💓Would you like your fuzzy baby in the spotlight? Have a donation to the Animal Shelters/Rescues? Contact Tina at Plantation Bay Dog Walking + Cats (413) 427-6328

They simply did what dogs do best: they showed up for us. ❤️They searched.They stayed.They comforted.They protected.They...
09/11/2026

They simply did what dogs do best: they showed up for us. ❤️

They searched.

They stayed.

They comforted.

They protected.

They gave people hope when hope was hard to find.

Today, we remember the 9/11 victims and their families, the first responders, the survivors, and the incredible dogs who served beside them. 🐾🇺🇸 Plantation Bay Dog Walking

🌴⭐ LABOR DAY Plantation Bay Pet(s) of the Week!⭐🌴Meet Roja — 2 Pounds of Trouble, 100 Pounds of Personality! Roja is a f...
09/07/2026

🌴⭐ LABOR DAY Plantation Bay Pet(s) of the Week!⭐🌴
Meet Roja — 2 Pounds of Trouble, 100 Pounds of Personality!
Roja is a female Miniature Pinscher who is almost 6 years old, and her name is Spanish for “Red,” which is fitting because of her beautiful coloring—and because she has apparently spent her entire life preparing for a career in highly specialized doorbell security. When her family moved here six years ago, she was the last remaining member of their original four-Mini-Pin family. She had started life as the runt of a litter full of boys, and at a mere 2 pounds, she was basically a tiny little red potato with legs. But what she lacked in size, she more than made up for in attitude!
Over the years, Roja discovered that there was more to life than being adorable and weighing less than some people's dinner. She gained a little weight, developed Addison’s disease, and somehow managed to become even more convinced that she was the household BOSS. She may be small enough to disappear behind a throw pillow, but in her mind, she is a highly trained member of an elite protection agency. And heaven help anyone who dares approach the front door! 🚪🐕💨
Especially Amazon. Apparently, Roja has taken personal responsibility for defending the household from every cardboard box that has ever existed. The delivery driver hasn't even finished walking away before Roja has already conducted a full security briefing, issued several strongly worded objections, and informed everyone within earshot that SHE HAS THE SITUATION COMPLETELY UNDER CONTROL. Nobody asked her to take this job. She volunteered. She takes her duties very seriously.
Then there’s Tina, who helps out when the schedule gets hectic. Roja, naturally, considers Tina her personal employee and has no problem telling her exactly how things should be done. Tina may think she’s helping the family, but Roja knows better—she’s there to serve, supervise, and occasionally receive a performance review from a 2-pound CEO.
For nearly six years, this feisty little red girl has brought an enormous amount of love, laughter, and companionship to her family. She may have started out as the smallest pup in the litter, but she certainly never got the memo that she was supposed to act small. She is protective, stubborn, hilarious, loving, and completely convinced that the entire world is her responsibility.
At the end of the day, Roja is proof that the biggest personalities often come in the tiniest packages. She may only have a little body, but she has a HUGE heart—and apparently a full-time position as Director of Amazon Prevention and Household Security.
And honestly? Her family wouldn’t have it any other way. 🥰
💓 Mom & Dad ~ Nancy & Tom Robbins

⭐Would you like your fuzzy baby in the spotlight? Have a donation to the Animal Shelters/Rescues? Contact Tina at Plantation Bay Dog Walking + Cats (413) 427-6328⭐

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