Oh, and a little uncertain on the name "Hank" cuz it sounds like Frank(ie)  Not sure how much they respond to their names anyway at this point. 

It really is fun seeing how happy they are already.  Cash was more timid at first.  But 24 hrs later the transformation  delightful to watch.

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And here a picture of Cash proudly  showing off his destroyed  stuffy.  Hank not interested at all.

Actually yesterday was their one week Gotcha' Versary.👏  I'm still in awe at how quickly and how smoothly they have sertled into their new furever home.🙏   They wag and wiggle and love being petted.  

So far I'm still calling  Cash,  Cash and Hank, Hank . 

Update you say??  My pleasure!  Okay, here we go! 👍

These two are definitely  "bonded".  They always lay touching each other. Hank is attention starved (only in his mind) and bumps and pushes Cash out of the way even when petting both at the same time.   Hank is a very strong willed Hound and strong physically.. Yep, familiar  with those hound traits😎    

Cash chews his food and eats slowly.  Hank inhales his food and wags so hard and with such force  while eating sometimes  he falls over.🤣😂 

Just got Hank one of those "slow feeder bowls  and it has worked miracles.  

Finally had a chance to look at their "records".  A few "issues" beyond "just" being a tripawd and "just" being half blind,  Both have "heart issues" and were seen by a Cardiologist.   Apparently  from birth.  At this point  they just need to be monitored and no meds for now.  Have to always be careful  with anesthesia. 

Cash had "tiny balls" (my medical term) when they neutered  him.  He then had an anal abscess that needed treatment.  They both had skin sores.

Hank was brought to them worn down teeth they thought was from chewing  on maybe fencing, cage  etc. He's 63 lbs now....was 48 lbs at intake.

Poor Cash, in addition to his deformed leg (reason for amp), also had a deformed  or broken mandible  (jaw?).  Also diagnosed with  elbow dysplasia on his one front leg.  I knew that as it is very obvious. He's not in the best of shape as far as being a strong tripawd with a perfect gait.  Far from it.  

The shelter did such a good job of rakkng care of these two and certainly  went above and beyond in their care.  Hank was thought to be completely  blind, but the shelter took him to the eye Specialist  and they were able to restore "some" sight by removing  cataracts.  And when heart murmurs were detected,  taking them to a Cardiologist.   Proceeding  with amputation  and follow up care.

To see these two flourish and greet each day with such joy and excitement  makes me soooo happy😁  Both have delightful  dispositions and just so much fun to be around

Still haven't  "merged" Myrtle and Frankie with Cash and Hank yet except woth fence line inbetween them.  Myrtle  is becoming  less and less interested in going to the fence.  Frankie still voices his displeasure  but it helps that Hank and Cash just ignore him.

Okay, so quick video showing  Frankie voicing his opinion, and then how easily distracted he is of I say "-cookie".  Again, no agression.

Then the video of Cash and Hank eating.  I let them decide  where they wanted their spot to be to eat.  Cash likes to eat on his "daybed".  Hank like to eat in the bottom half of the doghouse.  Go figure.

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