I filled out paperwork, got Panga's new collar, tags, medical history and certification card showing she is a service dog.
After the paperwork, Panga and I ran to the hotel to get Chris and the boys for graduation. Graduation consisted of introduction of the 4 Paws staff, volunteers and families. Once that was done, each family was called up one at a time for pictures. Then it was time for cake and saying goodbye. Panga's college student who fostered her was not able to make graduation as she is in Georgia now. We understand why she couldn't make it, but wish we could have met her and she could have seen Panga with the boys. Luckily, her and I are connected on Facebook and she's been able to follow our journey and see the pictures.
After graduation, I brought Panga and the boys back to the hotel and Chris and I started packing things up. We got the carrier on top of the van loaded. It's not as good as my Dad had packed it when we left Terre Haute, but I think it will get us home. I hope so anyway. :) We don't have as much to bring back, but we do have Miss Panga and she will take up the room we had on the way to Ohio. We will just stuff things where we can and head out by 11am. It still seems surreal that we are done with the two weeks. I keep thinking we have tracking or something tomorrow, but we are done. She is certified to work with both boys in public. Kasen has an EEG we will be scheduling and Panga will be able to go with him and help calm him as I know his anxiety will be through the roof. This is why I hadn't scheduled it yet, I knew Panga would be beneficial for that appointment.
The next post I write will be how our return home went and what Panga thinks of her new home.
During the food court part of the test |
No test anxiety for this girl |
During graduation, Kasen was struggling with the noise and amount of people. Panga helped him through it. |
After graduation. She is growing on Levi. |