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Meet Violet Mead!

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Meet Violet Mead!
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2023-06-14T18:37:08-04:00

Violet is a 3-year-old Black Mouth Cur who holds a special place in the hearts of everyone at Doggy Daycare and Spa. She is lovingly referred to as “Mama Violet” because she is always patient and loving towards everyone, especially the little and new dogs. In fact, most of the little dogs love to snuggle up to Mama Violet for their midday nap!

When she isn’t napping with the little ones, Violet loves spending time outside and especially loves playing in the pools, sunbathing, and being “queen of the playground equipment.” Violet also  regularly enjoys a visit to the Spa where she is pampered with a manicure to keep her nails short.

When she’s not at Doggy Daycare and Spa, Violet can be found at home playing with her favorite toy… her ball. She loves to play fetch. She also enjoys spending time at her “Grandparent’s house” where she gets to play with her canine brother.

When Violet was a puppy, she would hide in the stuffed animals on her Mom’s bed. Her Mom would spend hours looking for her. Finally, she discovered her! She was perfectly reminiscent of E.T. surrounded by all the stuffed toys.

Another puppy incident with Violet occurred when she accidentally fell off her Mom’s bed. She fractured her back leg and had to have it set in a cast. She wasn’t quite sure what to do with that leg when she ran, so she just dragged it behind her which her Mom found amusing. When she finally was able to have the cast removed, she had to learn to walk on that leg again.

Violet proved just how special she was when her older canine sibling passed away. She was able to comfort her Mom during her time of grief and is credited with helping her get through an extraordinarily difficult time. What a good girl, Violet.