At the foster family's home ~ he was so loved here and very well taken care of! 
On the way HOME!! He was so good in the car, I had to stop and get McDonald's for lunch, the bags were right in front of him in the car and not ONCE did he put his nose down to sniff or steal the food! WOW!
At our house in the backyard!
Trying to give Cuba his bone...
Petting him...he is SOOO patient with both Norah and Maya!
Such a gentle dog!!
Norah & Cuba
Finally he can chew on his bone...
Naptime anyone?? This was after our morning walk. The say "A tired dog is a good dog..." that goes with kids, too?
Awwwee!! One of my favorites. He was not one bit bothered that Maya wanted to rest on him!!
They just LOVE him!!Saturday morning, we made our way up to north Scottsdale - it was a trek...but well worth it!! We met Cuba, a 3 year old male, yellow (fox red colored) lab... And he WAS beautiful!! When we pulled up to the house of the foster family, the foster dad let Cuba out to meet us, he didn't even bark, we walked right up to Norah and started sniffing her. She put her hand under his chin to pet him, and it was LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT!! Maya had been sleeping, but when she finally woke up, she was ALL smiles. Cuba was so friendly, but by no means overbearing. Just a happy dog that wanted to come home with us. I asked what his story was, and was told that he was surrendered after the family had to foreclose on their house. This guy was healthy, and very well trained; we KNEW he was going to fit right in with the family. Also - he liked to run in the mornings with his foster dad...Perfect, I texted Scott this and he was excited to learn he had a new running buddy. Here are some pics of Cuba and
