Goldie, the yellow Lab, was the best dog in the world, not necessarily the best puppy......but she HAD to chew the door facing off............just because. Click here for more on Labrador Retrievers.
Webster is a Ragdoll kitty. He is the pride and joy of Martha McDonald, my husband's cousin. Click here to see more about Ragdolls.
Sugar Dip is a registered Quarter Horse. She was born in 1967, the year my husband and I married. She's had many "kids" throughout those years. Her last two "babies" she had after we obtained her. This picture was taken on a foggy morning, winter 1998. Click here for the National Foundation Quarter Horse Association.
Proud mother and foal, Sugar-Dip and Beau.
Read Buddy's story in the Ft. Worth Star Telegram - July 15, 1998.
Golden Retriever's in Cyperspace
Heart of Texas Labrador Rescue
Labrador Retriever Rescue
Excite's Rescue & Adoption links
TX Rescue of Goldens
Above - it actually snowed a little bit right before Christmas in 1997, so Al and I, the doggies, Susie and Jake, just had to get out in it. Even the horses, Brandy and Beau, seemed to like it. Then, in April 2001, the ponies (Sugar, Beau, Brandy), being chased by Annie.
Our new puppy!......yes, this is Annie Marie. She's from the Dallas SPCA. What a sweet girl!
Susie & Annie, winter 2003.
This is our newest cutie-pie, Mr. Bear (with something in his mouth, as usual)!
VIEWS From the home-front
We don't have a live cam, but we want to share
the view outside our backdoor with you on Dec. 6, 1998.
Then a few days later, we got these beautiful shots just after Christmas:
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It seems like wintertime gives us the best sunset views!
These photos are the sole property of Al and Janice Castleman.
If you'd like to use them, please contact us for permission. Thank you.
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Spring 2003 at our house.
Fall 2004 at our house.
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