Woody Cavenaugh

Thursday night we came home and there was no dog Jake. There was much yelling for Jake, but he did not appear. The next day, Sara called the pound to see if they had been around picking up dogs. Ours is a very dog friendly neighborhood far far away from the pavement, and the vehicles that drive quickly on it. Most dogs in our neighborhood therefore have a free run of the place and they are a big happy puppy family. The pound said that they did not come our way because there are never any complaints from our part of the county.

Looking around more than half of the dogs seem to be missing. Now it is Monday and only one AWOL dog has returned, and that one wasn't Jake. That dog keeps a low enough profile normall that I still haven't seen him and instead don't mind taking Sara's word for it.

I am going to choose to believe that just like the way Jake wandered into our lives and adopted us because we were better than his previous home, he has once again upgraded to an even better family who has no corgie. It was a good five years and you will be missed...even by Bud.