This kitty was adoptable when I saw him, but I’m preeeeetty sure he’s been snapped up by now!

These two have an important job: they’re the greeters, official spokesdogs, and mascots of Farm:Table, a yummy (tiny!) little eatery in the Tenderloin of San Francisco. You will notice that Nisha has her own drink (Nisha the Pug Charcoal Latte). Odin doesn’t yet, because he is a new arrival, but there is a Frank the Pug Honey Latte, named after Frank, a spokes-pug emeritus.
If you drop by on a Saturday around noonish, you’re not unlikely to run into me there, sitting out in front (there are almost no seats inside) and sipping a hot chocolate or iced tea and eating some remarkable thing or other. And if Nisha and Odin happen to be there that day, probably petting the pups as well!



Ran into this pup at a dog park when I took Dash and Henry. He was very friendly and very big — about 160 to 170 pounds — and very, very drooly. Happily, he was not among the dogs that spent their time trying to hump Henry, because I am not sure Henry could have done much about it if he had.


Remember this pair? I dogsat them a few months ago. Well, I got to sit them again for a few days this week. I’m happy to report they’re doing great.

