After leaving the FSPCA Kirby was introduced to his new home. It was so funny -he walked in, looked around and plopped himself down as if to say, "HELLO HONEY, I'M HOME"!He met his feline sister and brother and gave them kisses and loves. Someday I'll be able to get a picture of them together. They are like dog/cat twins. It's really funny.
He had a bath and then it was up to the bus stop to get the kids off the bus. He was so excited to see them and seemed to rememeber them from the hours we had spent with them at the FSPCA prior to the adoption.
That night was Kirby's very first soccer game out at Pleasant Grove! He loved every minute of it and got so much attention from kids and parents. He soaked it up. It was such a long and busy day for Kirby that when he got home he crawled right into his brand new fluffy bed and zonked out til the alarm went off at 6:30 the next morning. I figured the first night in a new home would be much like bringing home a new baby. Maybe a little stressful and strange for him... Not at all.
A few days later he had his first check up at the Vet. He was so well behaved and so darn cute that all the girls just loved him up. He knows he's cute and it's funny to watch him love the lovin' he gets. Other than a little eye infection he was in great health! The infection has been treated and all is well.
He has been out to the Fluvanna County Senior Center for Pet Therapy. Oh my goodness, the smiles Kirby put on those ladies faces, and the chatter and converstion that started just by having an animal in the center for the day was amazing. He was so well behaved. I was so proud of him.
So many we've come across say that Kirby is the calmest, most well behaved Jack Russ they have ever met. We hear horror stories of crazy JRTs and their wild behavior and non-stop barking, digging, chewing, etc... Nope, Not King Kirby. He is just as sweet as he can be :-)
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