Dr. Darm's Pets - Sophie

Sophie is a very exclusive breed from Toutle, Washington. She is a Terrier, Wiener dog and Corgi  mix-aka: Terwiengy, not to be confused with Mutt! Sophie is a very active 6 year old. She enjoys playing ball, chasing her tail, treeing squirrels and snuggling. She knows all her toys by name and will retrieve them upon request. She is a nurse to our  kids  when they are sick and has brought many hours of joy to the elderly in foster care. Sophie loves to watch TV, especially  Oregon Ducks football (see picture). Our “spare parts” dog makes us laugh and feel loved at the end of every day!


Dr. Darm is a proud sponsor of the Oregon Humane Society.
Dr. Darm opened Aesthetic Medicine, in 1995. Initially specializing in weight loss, he expanded to include hair removal and rosacea treatments in 1997. Since that time, new services have been added yearly to promote health, wellness and beauty. Dr. Darm has pioneered his own trademark procedure, LaserLift™ for the treatment of wrinkles, and LipoLift™ for the treatment of unwanted fat and cellulite. He is internationally recognized and sought out by patients from all over the world. Dr. Darm graduated from Stanford University with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. His medical training was obtained at OHSU.   

Dr. Darm's Pets - Jake and Simba

Jake

Part Terrier part Chiwawa part Hyper Dog.  He is 7 months old and was originally in a high-kill shelter in California when the Oregonian Dog Rescue had got him and put him up for adoption.  Jake is extremely energetic, very funny and has a ton of personality.  Jake loves to tip his little wicker basket over and dump all his toys out and play with them.  He also now has an older brother "Simba" that he loves to harass!  Jake loves to shake hands with you and loves to cuddle.  He is the biggest ham the biggest lover ever!

Simba

All Pomeranian and 7 years old.  Simba was originally in a high-kill shelter in California when the Oregonian Dog Rescue had got him and put him up for adoption.  When Simba first came home he looked like a sheep dog.  Lots of matted and very long hair.  My husband took him to the groomer and they could not groom him completely because he was so mean.  Simba came home with half a haircut.  A few days later they were able to finish the job.  I kept working with Simba and now when he goes in for grooming he's a little angel.  Simba also used to sit with his back to us for the first couple of weeks after he was first adopted.  Now...he has completely turned around "literally" and is just a little cutie-pie and loves lots of attention and love!  What a sweet boy he is.

Submitted by Laura Harrington.