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We Found Out My Traumatized Rescue Dog Feels Happy Among Flowers, So We Bring Her To All The Fields We Can Find (22 Pics)
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We Found Out My Traumatized Rescue Dog Feels Happy Among Flowers, So We Bring Her To All The Fields We Can Find (22 Pics)

We Found Out My Traumatized Rescue Dog Feels Happy Among Flowers, So We Bring Her To All The Fields We Can Find (22 Pics)My 22 Pics Of My Traumatized Rescue Dog’s Happiness Among Flowers, Where She Feels Safe And HappyMy 22 Photos Showing My Traumatized Rescue Dog Being Happy Amongst The FlowersI Take My Rescued Dog To Flower Fields And Capture Her Happy Moments (22 Pics)I Capture My Traumatized Rescue Dog Who Feels Safe And Happy In Flower Fields (22 Pics)I Capture My Traumatized Rescue Dog’s Happy Moments Among Flowers (22 Pics)My 22 Pics Of My Traumatized Rescue Dog’s Happy Moments Among Flowers, Where She Feels HappyWe Found Out My Traumatized Rescue Dog Feels Happy Among Flowers, So We Bring Her To All The Fields We Can Find (22 Pics)We Found Out My Traumatized Rescue Dog Feels Happy Among Flowers, So We Bring Her To All The Fields We Can Find (22 Pics)We Found Out My Traumatized Rescue Dog Feels Happy Among Flowers, So We Bring Her To All The Fields We Can Find (22 Pics)
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After four years it is still hard for me to understand Tofu’s needs sometimes. She was found in a Romanian kill shelter, where she was saved at only four months old and she came to live with us. Her behavior is so different from my other dog and from basically every dog I ever met, we affectionately call her our cat. Mostly because she loves, loves to sleep… On top of things, her favorite place is my bed. She hates walkies and going out, except when it snows; she will not come back in when it snows. She will roll in the snow, hugging it, eating it, loving it.

Her other passion is flowers. When she was about 8 months old we visited her first flower field. Instead of her normal fears, she would delicately hop hop between them flowers and take a sit in the middle. While we were doing our thing, she would sit and lay there, far away from us, for minutes, up to half an hour or so. Until I will come and get her; we do have to leave at a certain point.

We bring her to every field we see and for the last three years I began photographing her happy moments between her ‘friends’. Eyes closed, nose in the air, enjoying every moment. If you are interested, you can find my previous post here on Bored Panda.

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    Rosanne Van Zanten

    Rosanne Van Zanten

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    While recovering from a severe burn-out, I still experience a lot of adventures together with my animals. I rolled into becoming a 'sweet dreams for animals' expert and called it Floof Couture. Some of our stories are worth writing about :)

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    Rosanne Van Zanten

    Rosanne Van Zanten

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    While recovering from a severe burn-out, I still experience a lot of adventures together with my animals. I rolled into becoming a 'sweet dreams for animals' expert and called it Floof Couture. Some of our stories are worth writing about :)

    Vėjūnė Rimašiūtė

    Vėjūnė Rimašiūtė

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    Vėjūnė is a community manager who helps artists all over the world introduce their artwork to Bored Panda readers and in that way, become more popular. Since she was always fascinated by the art world, she studied Culture Management and Cultural Policy at Vilnius Academy of Arts where she expanded her knowledge about it. Now she's using all this knowledge to showcase its beauty and help others dive into the fascinating world of art.

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    Vėjūnė Rimašiūtė

    Vėjūnė Rimašiūtė

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    Vėjūnė is a community manager who helps artists all over the world introduce their artwork to Bored Panda readers and in that way, become more popular. Since she was always fascinated by the art world, she studied Culture Management and Cultural Policy at Vilnius Academy of Arts where she expanded her knowledge about it. Now she's using all this knowledge to showcase its beauty and help others dive into the fascinating world of art.

    Diana Lopetaitė

    Diana Lopetaitė

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    Hey there, Pandas! My name is Diana (though some prefer to refer to me as Diane, Deanna, and even Liana sometimes), and I am a Community Post Moderator Lead for Bored Panda. As my position title states, I am one of the people (employed Pandas for bamboo) over here who work with the community side of things on this website to ensure all is well, and while at that, I also help various creators and artists get recognition for the incredible work they do by connecting them to a large worldwide audience. Other than that, outside of work, you can find me brewing a nice cup of coffee, making a pizza from scratch, or baking brownies. I also love traveling, concerts, and cats (heavy on that, because I am a cat mom).

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    Diana Lopetaitė

    Diana Lopetaitė

    Moderator, BoredPanda staff

    Hey there, Pandas! My name is Diana (though some prefer to refer to me as Diane, Deanna, and even Liana sometimes), and I am a Community Post Moderator Lead for Bored Panda. As my position title states, I am one of the people (employed Pandas for bamboo) over here who work with the community side of things on this website to ensure all is well, and while at that, I also help various creators and artists get recognition for the incredible work they do by connecting them to a large worldwide audience. Other than that, outside of work, you can find me brewing a nice cup of coffee, making a pizza from scratch, or baking brownies. I also love traveling, concerts, and cats (heavy on that, because I am a cat mom).

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    Chris DiFonso
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    4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Rosanne, thank you for rescuing Tofu and giving her a loving home and taking her on fun outdoor adventures where she feels safe. BTW, she is very cute

    Rob Fraser
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    4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I hope they asked permission. I've seen recent news articles about landowners who are upset that strangers wander their land, pick flowers, take pictures, etc without a thought to the fact that it's private property. Garbage left behind, tour buses, you name it.

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    4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    In the Netherlands there are fields specially planted for photos, so the other fields aren't bothered by people, so yes

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    Chris DiFonso
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    4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    Rosanne, thank you for rescuing Tofu and giving her a loving home and taking her on fun outdoor adventures where she feels safe. BTW, she is very cute

    Rob Fraser
    Community Member
    4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    I hope they asked permission. I've seen recent news articles about landowners who are upset that strangers wander their land, pick flowers, take pictures, etc without a thought to the fact that it's private property. Garbage left behind, tour buses, you name it.

    Community Member
    4 years ago DotsCreated by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

    In the Netherlands there are fields specially planted for photos, so the other fields aren't bothered by people, so yes

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