Farewell Zoe

So having a puppy was short lived. Regretting my decision of buying her since the day after I bought her it was just too much on me right now. Potty Training a puppy is a TON of work. Not to mention other little quarks that I am not used to. Like how attached she was to me and wouldn't even let me go to the bathroom ALONE. So I thought how am I suppose to do this when in a couple of months I will have a newborn? Well the perfect scenario came up and when we went to California, a family in our ward and neighborhood offered to watch her. Now this family already has animals, has had dogs in the past and desperately wants a puppy. So it was no surprise when we came back they offered to buy her. They are the perfect family for little Zoe. They have a little girl who's 9, Haley and a little boy who's 7. Great ages for a puppy. Not so much mine, 4, 2, and 0. So anyways I thought it would be a no brainer to sale her to them but it was a hard decision on our family. I actually longed for Zoe when we were on our vacation and I know the rest of the family did too. But thinking in the future we would have a new little joy to spoil and admire in just a short while. So I know we made the best decision and when the kids are old enough to help with a puppy we can get another. So these last couple of days Haley has brought Zoe to visit us when we need a quick Zoe fix. She actually brings her in a baby stroller and blanket, plus her hair all done up in a bow. There is no doubt Zoe is getting spoiled to death. They are such a great family and I am so grateful that this perfect opportunity came up where they do the dirty work and we still get visitation rights. Today Haley brought over a little thank you note with a picture of Zoe. Too cute.