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 It's Puppy Sunday at Evanwhit!
 Jazz and Wilbur's kids are just about ready to go to their new homes and bent on enjoying their time together. We pulled out the water bottle pit for the first time with these pups and the chaos began.

 There were a few others who had something to say about all this craziness in the yard today.


How fast can we remove all these bottles?


Some of us don't want to share the bottle pit with our brothers and sisters; but persistence and puppy energy can beat all odds!

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