“We kept it all very hush, hush. A nurse told Jeff she was taking him outside to get some fresh air,” said family friend Brandi Bieber. “They were really excited to see each other. We had to keep [Burke] from jumping on Jeff because he wanted to play.”
Rates are incredibly reasonable at $98/night for two people to stay in a room that offers lots of amenities.
Having only ever lived in tiny, cramped spaces, with social interactions being limited to fighting, the dogs are just now learning things that ordinary dogs experience as puppies.
“Our staff is well prepared for dealing with a large number of animals and processing them through and giving them the medical attention they need, it just takes some shuffling of resources,” said Hannah Parpart of the IHS.
