Mama Mia

MAMA MIA


New pictures of Rosemary	Too Cute! Pepper here. Both pictures taken 1/7/04


CHOCOLATE!! First he flirts with you - then he laughs at you!! What a tease this one is. And look at them eat.

UPDATE 12/08/03: Mama Mia, have the puppies grown. Whoever named the puppies must have been hungry at the time. They are all mixed up alright, but are they the cutest pups EVER??? Check out their line-up below. We are now accepting applications for the pups. Click HERE to review our placement procedures, then find the link to our application page.


Cinnamon has been Placed	Nutmeg has been Placed

Caramel hs been Placed	Pepper has been Placed

Chocolate has been Placed	Parsley has been Placed

Meatball has been Placed	Vanilla has been Placed

Rosemary has been Placed

UPDATE 11/02/03: Earlier in October, friends from ADOPT (Naperville,IL) were visiting one of the local animal controls, when they came across a sweet Rottie girl who was obviously in a family way. She had come in as a stray and was still on hold just in case her owner came to claim her. When they returned a few days later, on October 16, she was still there, but now her time was up. Her release was obtained and home she came to Recycled Rotts.

Her foster mom named her MIA, or even better MAMA MIA.

A visit to our vet confirmed that MIA was very close to delivering her pups, and the xray showed that there were quite a few of them. She was then brought back to her foster mom’s home where she was given her own private room with plenty of space to whelp her babies.

Early Sunday morning, October 26, MIA gave birth to 10 healthy pups – 6 girls and 4 boys. What a bunch of cuties, even if they are not pure rotties. The one big boy, who has a very brown coat, has been named MEATBALL. MIA is a good mom and is taking excellent care for her pups.

As the pups grow, updates and more photos will be added to this page. If anyone is interested in adopting either Mia or one of her babies, applications will be taken but the pups will not be ready for placement until early January. Mia, too, will not be able to be placed until her little ones are fully weaned and ready to face the world on their own. Please note that even though MIA is a pure rottie her babies are not and it is still too early to predict what is mixed in their gene pool.

(11/15)

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