Ann and Jim Jackson adopted Gus (fawn, 12 years old), Betty (black, 8 years old), and Clyde (Brindle, 7 years old) from the rescue group PugHearts. They are part of a longer line of Jackson family Pugs who were also adopted from PugHearts, including Cleo, Julius, Bess, and Amelia - and of course we can’t forget Lucy, the inherited Miniature Pinscher - who have now crossed the Rainbow Bridge.
Gus is a special needs Pug who can’t use his back legs due to spinal problems. He uses a wheelie cart to get around. Clyde is a mix of Pug and Boston Terrier. He’s a big goofy guy at 44 pounds. Betty is like the princess and the pea who will always find the highest perch on a pile of pillows or the sofa back cushions. She runs the show around the Jackson house. This family lives in the Rice Village neighborhood in Houston and, in the summer time, they all enjoy heading up to the Colorado mountains to get out of the Texas heat.
What Ann loves most about living with dogs is their constant and snuggly companionship. “We have been taking lots of walks these days, but our favorite thing to do is read on the big chaise after doggie dinner time and before human dinner time. Well… I read while they nap.”
It's been an honor caring for several generations of Jackson fur-kids over the years, including delivering their favorite food, treats, and toys every month. Nothing could be more rewarding than being greeted by a house full of wiggling, snorting, happy dogs anticipating their special goodies!
Gus is a special needs Pug who can’t use his back legs due to spinal problems. He uses a wheelie cart to get around. Clyde is a mix of Pug and Boston Terrier. He’s a big goofy guy at 44 pounds. Betty is like the princess and the pea who will always find the highest perch on a pile of pillows or the sofa back cushions. She runs the show around the Jackson house. This family lives in the Rice Village neighborhood in Houston and, in the summer time, they all enjoy heading up to the Colorado mountains to get out of the Texas heat.
What Ann loves most about living with dogs is their constant and snuggly companionship. “We have been taking lots of walks these days, but our favorite thing to do is read on the big chaise after doggie dinner time and before human dinner time. Well… I read while they nap.”
It's been an honor caring for several generations of Jackson fur-kids over the years, including delivering their favorite food, treats, and toys every month. Nothing could be more rewarding than being greeted by a house full of wiggling, snorting, happy dogs anticipating their special goodies!
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