Hold on. Don't look away. I know it's tough. Sometimes it feels like it's going to ruin your eyeballs for any future episodes of cuteness but remember, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
Pippa doesn't know the power she holds.
When she was first brought in, she was a filthy, matte covered mop who was in such a state of discomfort that all her long knotted and tangled fur had to be shaved off. It revealed a shy, saucer eyed little Shih Tzu, unsure of the world and unsure of the people in it.
I know we risk some anguished chest pounding here but Pippa has already been adopted, another one snatched up on Sunday before I had a chance to post any photos of her because, well, if you think she's a doll here, you shoulda seen her in real life all defenseless and wanting to be held and whatnot. It was probably all just an act but what an act.
Good Golly Miss Molly: Almost too darling and adorable to behold. Were she mine I would be helpless but to spoil her every single day of my life and cater to her every whim.
And you, More Good Golly Miss Molly! YOU ARE JUST A DEAR WARM BRILLIANT CARING MAN, and so if you were mine, good heavens, I would do the same for you. Ha Ha
Oh, my. Absolutely too sweet. The second picture down, the coy downwards look, Pippa is an award winner :-).
Thankfully she was adopted before I saw these pix. It would have been impossible to control myself.
Fred, your photos are amazing. Those liquid eyes! How about a post on how you take your photos? Some tips and technical parameters? I'm thinking that if we had photos like yours all our rescues would be snapped up....