u/Empathetic__Artist

Tomorrow I might be bringing home a senior dog foster (8 years old, 8lbs mix breed), that just had a double Enucleation surgery. I have never fostered any animal that was newly completely blind. Any tips or tricks? That seems like a very scary and stressful time, and then adding on-top of that they will be in a new place with a new person. I want to make them as comfortable as possible. And I want to be prepared for anything that may come up!

Such hissy little beans! It always fascinates me how they are able to hiss from day one, before they can see or hear! Will not last long with consistent soft pets and exposure to my scent during every mealtime while momma is eating!

Bonus adorable little yawn from little green towards the end of the video!

Also, if you would like to keep up to date with these guys, I will be posting updates on r/keepingupwithnibblet!

I need name/name theme suggestions for this beautiful litter! Mom and 5 babies. Unconfident in sexing at this age, so preferably gender neutral names/themes! Mom is sweet as sugar, immediately wanting pets as soon as she came out the box and no problems with me handling her babies! However, all 5 babies have been hissing any time they feel me touch them or smell me 😂.

Also, if you would like to keep up to date with these guys, I will be posting updates on r/keepingupwithnibblet!

Update 5/13: I got ahold of the list from the shelter, and it looks like we have 4 males and one little female who is the smallest of the litter!