Aggie still looks after the kids!	What a baby sitter!	Star adopted us!
Star danced her way into our life and was only here a short time but will never leave us.	the lap of luxury??	Beth and Star Star's first night at our home.
Aggie and Star watching thier equivalent of television ...HAMSTERS!	Sam and the two dogs sleeping.	Star would wag her tail begining with her nose!
Aggie and Nibbles dinning together	Aggie wanting someone to come out and play!	Waiting for mommy to come home
This SPCA dog has more manners than most ... well I am sure you get the picture!	Aggie just loves to be apart of everything!	Duke was a stray that was found wondering the countryside. We took him in to try to find a home for him and ...
Duke weaseled his way into Beth's heart so he wound up with a prolonged stay!	Life at LAZY "B" is so tough!!! Duke was adopted out and has a wonderful home with some good freinds of ours.	Like I said we don't sleep all the time ... have to eat too!
At least Duke is proud of what he does!	Aggie the day she came home from knee surgery.	Aggie had what is similar to an ACL injury on a football player.
Aggie is not as happy with this cone as she looks!	What a sorriful picture - she just runs into everything!	After awhile I think she just plain gave up!
Grandchild huging Aggie & Aggie luv'n it!	Family time!	Duke comes and visits us once in awhile and just makes himself at home!
See where the lazy part of the Lazy B Homestead comes in!	Such angels ... when they are asleep!	Aggie still is Queen of the house though!
Duke loves his new family and they are wonderful parents!	Aggie checking out what Santa brought Duke.	Aggie ready to see what Santa brought her!
Aggie with some of our Flemish babies.	She thinks she has to mother everyone .. everything!	Lucy and Tuffy playing. These two are something else!
Lucy will play with anything!	Lucy our pot bellied pig with her "teddy-puppy". She drug it out of her kennel crate to lay down with!	Can't you just see the energy!

BACK

Meet our Aggie:

Sam went to the Lycoming County SPCA to assist a friend in picking out a kitty.   We believe that you can't just "pick an animal out";  our belief is if you want a true friend, than the friend must also pick you in some way.   This was the case with Aggie!    As Sam's friends were looking at the cats, waiting for that "connection" to take place.    Sam was in visiting the imprisoned innocent.    Of course with no intention of taking anything back home with him!    well on the way home (with no cat by the way), Sam broke the conversation with the statement "What time do they close?"    and an about face was made and Aggie got her wish - ok, Sam did too.    She is the greatest friend!    Aggie is a mix of Australian Shepard and Australian cattle dog. 
 

The Duke:

Oh yes, then there is Duke!   duke was a stray found wandering near the homestead for about a week straight.    Because he was so pretty (despite the matted fur) and showed signs of being a pure-bred, we felt we needed to get him back home to his owner.   So flyers were hung out, three area SPCA's were contacted, advertisements were placed on the radio ... and after two weeks - nothing!    Duke was given a good bill of health by our veterinarian and proceeded to finagle his way into Beth's heart.    After four weeks and no response, Duke had managed to make himself a member of the family.   In 2007, friends of ours who had lost their springer spaniel (due to old age) were thinking of getting another one.  Long story short, they too fell in love with Duke and so he has found a permanent home where he is loved.   He goes for two or three walks a day and has become part of there family.   He comes to visit us once in a while and it is a pleasure to see Duke and his new parents so happy! 

Beth Ann's Trailing Star:    Please visit her dedication page! 
She was on this earth for a short time but will be with us forever!