Harry Manilow Has Been Thinking About Puppies

Hi neighbors,
Harry here.

My humans told me that next weekend a little puppy will be coming home to live with us. I’ve noticed they’ve been cleaning, organizing, and quietly gathering small important things around the house and the store.

It made me realize something.

Before a puppy ever walks through the door, love usually shows up first — in the form of preparation.

We see it all the time at Zoomies & Purr. Families getting ready, asking questions, wanting to do everything right for this tiny life they’re about to welcome.

So while I wait to meet my new little sister, I thought I’d share what I’ve watched my humans prepare.

A gentle, nourishing puppy food
Because growing bodies need steady beginnings and comfortable bellies.

Pumpkin for tummy support
New homes can feel big and overwhelming. A little digestive support helps puppies adjust while everything around them is new.

Soft toys and safe chews
Puppies explore the world with curiosity. The right toys help them learn, play, and feel secure.

Simple puppy supplements
Extra support for immune systems and growing joints during those important early weeks.

A cozy place to rest
Leaving littermates is a big change. A warm bed and a predictable routine help puppies understand they are safe now.

The first days matter. Not because everything has to be perfect — but because preparation makes space for calm, bonding, and trust.

Soon, our little puppy will walk through the doors of Zoomies & Purr for the very first time. I don’t know exactly how life will change, but I do know she’ll be welcomed with patience, kindness, and a community that already cares about her.

If you’re getting ready for a puppy of your own, my humans are always happy to help you prepare in a way that feels simple and supportive.

Sometimes the best thing we can give a new puppy is a home that was ready for them before they even arrived.

See you soon, neighbors.

— Harry Manilow
Big Brother (Learning Curve Ahead)
Zoomies & Purr

PS: Do you remember the day your dog first came home? I would love to hear that story while I prepare myself emotionally.