 December 5, 2012 Update This weekend Sheba's first foster Liz was reunited with her pal! Here's what she had to say: "We got to see Sheba on Sunday and she is thriving! Three months after she was adopted, she has grown up and filled out and is no longer a skinny puppy - she's a healthy lab! All done with heartworm treatment and happily settled into life with Fritz and Aran. She was very excited to see us and spent an hour showing off her ball skills in the backyard." 
Here was Sheba's marketing video: September 8, 2012 Update From Sheba's adopters: Sheba is doing so well. She is such a happy dog -- we love her so much. I take Sheba to work with me every day. She is very well behaved in the office and everyone that comes to visit is amazed at how well sweet and calm she is. She gets along well with the other two office dogs too. We have quite a puppy pack! On the home front, Sheba gets along with her kitty siblings better every day. Occasionally she chases Friday the cat but he is not afraid and just hisses at her. She backs down when she gets hissed at. I think they are going to be best buds in time. Cipher the cat is not interested in getting to know Sheba but maybe over time that will change.
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