There’s a popular saying among dog lovers: “I don’t know who rescued who.” And as someone who shares my life with five Pomeranians, I can honestly say that every day, I feel incredibly lucky to have them. Since childhood, I’ve had a deep love for Pomeranians, dreaming of having these adorable, fluffy companions. Growing up in the country, back when I was “knee high to a grasshopper,” the dream of rescuing a Pomeranian stayed with me. Now, as the holiday season approaches, I find myself reflecting on how fortunate I am. I believe every Pommy Mommy should take a moment to celebrate the joy and love of being a parent to what is, in my humble opinion, the greatest breed of dog ever.
Rescuing Pomeranians: A Gift of Love
Rescuing Pomeranians has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. Knowing that these sweet, furry babies have gone through unimaginable abuse and hardship, yet all they want is to love and be loved, fills my heart every single day. My Pomeranians—Niko, Luka, Mika, Yoki, and Sophia—have brought so much joy into my life. This is our second Christmas together, though this year we’re in a new home. Last year, we were all adjusting to a different house, and just as my fur babies were getting comfortable, we moved again to a larger space—because when you have five Pomeranians, you need room to let them live their best lives! Each one of my Poms has their own unique personality, quirks, and little routines, and every day with them feels like a gift.
The Unexpected Joy of Being a Pommy Parent
We rescued our “Pile of Poms,” as my husband affectionately calls them, with the hope of giving them a better life. But in truth, they’ve given us so much more in return. If you know my husband, you know he’s passionate about his work, often staying up late, well into the early hours of the morning, working in his office. Mika and The Boys, however, make sure he doesn’t overdo it. They’ll scratch his leg or jump up to grab his attention, reminding him to take a break and spend some time with them. The look of peace on his face when he takes that break and plays with them for even just 20 or 30 minutes is priceless. It always brings a smile to my face, watching how much joy they bring into his life.
Companions in Every Moment
While my husband works upstairs, Yoki and Sophia are my constant companions. Whether I’m working in my office or baking treats in the kitchen, they’re always by my side, waiting for something to drop (preferably a little snack). These girls give me inspiration every day to be the best Pommy Mommy I can be. I have so much fun searching for the cutest clothes, accessories, and toys for them, and they happily oblige me by being my little Pommy models. They always look adorable, and it’s hard to believe that these sweet, loving babies were once abused, neglected, or even on “Death Row” at kill shelters. If they were humans, I’d probably have spent a fortune on therapy by now. But instead, I have the most loving, joyful Pomeranians anyone could ever ask for.
The Power of Resilience in Rescue Pomeranians
As I reflect on this season of joy, love, and gratitude, I can’t help but think about the impact that rescuing Pomeranians has had on my life. These dogs, who were once mistreated or forgotten, have become such a source of happiness for me and my family. They remind me every day of the resilience of animals, and how they are so willing to give love despite the hardships they’ve faced.
Celebrate the Gift of Love This Holiday Season
This holiday season, I want to encourage all Pommy Mommies—and Daddies—to take a moment to appreciate the gift of love that our Pomeranians bring into our lives. There’s no greater joy than being a Pommy parent, and I am incredibly grateful for the unconditional love, companionship, and laughter that my Poms bring into my world. It’s amazing to think about how much they’ve transformed my life for the better, just as much as I’ve helped them heal from their pasts.
So, as you gather with friends and family this holiday season, take a moment to hug your Pomeranian a little tighter. Celebrate the incredible bond you share with them. These little furballs may be small, but their capacity for love is enormous. They teach us so much about joy, resilience, and the power of second chances.
Being a Pommy Mommy is the Greatest Joy
Being a Pommy Mommy has truly been one of the greatest joys of my life, and I wouldn’t trade it for anything. I hope this season brings you as much happiness with your Pomeranians as it does for me. Here’s to celebrating the gift of love that our furry companions give us every day—there’s truly nothing better.
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