What a mug! Meet Bim, our Upside Down Dog of the Week from Upsidedowndogs.com. He is a 6-year-old Pointer from Latvia. Here’s what his mom, Laura, has to say about him:
“We found him in winter somewhere on the road. It was snowing and cold. Someone left him, just like that. For him everyone is important and he is happy all the time, not only upside down! (:”
We’re so glad you’ve found a happy home, Bim! Come back next Tuesday to see a new Upside Down Dog of the Week.
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