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Maya, the founder of Hounds of Humanity, 2007-2021

She was a happy and very easy pup. Her first night home, our humans thought she was dead because she slept quietly through the night. You can see she was serious even back then. She wasn’t sad, just very introspective. By the way, don’t ever ask a

Once she went to stay at a friend’s house when our humans were away, and they put her in a dress. I think that was the last time she wore clothes. She wasn’t a fan of dogs in outfits, but eventually came to appreciate dogs with good fashion sense.

She loved the outdoors. I hear she once helped build a bike trail in the forest. She was famous for her Parkour skills in the woods. She could hang huge air while jumping over a rock or some other natural feature. Her dog mom was an agility champ, s

Probably one of her proudest moments was finding that loaf of bread in the woods and bringing it to our humans. And they said she hated hunting! To the contrary, actually. I think she just preferred carbs over live protein. The ducks are very thankf

She was a stay-at-home dog, but if she had been a working dog, she would have been a therapist. She had a natural ability to calm everyone down, dogs and humans alike. She even taught me and my littermate to stop being such unruly pups.

Speaking of me, I think Maya was a bit mortified when I arrived. She was 9 years old. Maya was an introvert, and I loved to jump in her crate or climb right on top of her in the dog bed. But she helped settle me down, and I think I rekindled her you

She only hated a few things in the world. Fireworks, thunder, hunting, and baths.

She practiced yoga every day. This was her favorite pose.

If you scroll down on our Instagram page or on this website, you will see this picture of Maya that we used for a post about privilege. We Labradors move through world very easily. Nobody ever asked about her breed or where she came from. No one ass

Maya had the greatest friends. She and her original BAE, Sigi, loved their long walks and all the sleepovers when Sigi’s parents were away. When they went out together Sigi got all the compliments and adoration while Maya sat by and listened. She di

Sigh. Well, if you’ve ever lived with a dog or at least seen a movie about a dog, you know how it must end. “With tears, and a journey” as a queen in a movie once said. Maya’s journey will be a peaceful one. It will take her to the shores of her fa

And her signature butterfly collar has also taken a journey. It is now in Colorado living a life of adventure with a rescue pup named Lucy and one of our younger humans. Before she died, Maya got to meet Lucy and pass on some of her usual Maya wisdo

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Maya, the founder of Hounds of Humanity, 2007-2021

She was a happy and very easy pup. Her first night home, our humans thought she was dead because she slept quietly through the night. You can see she was serious even back then. She wasn’t sad, just very introspective. By the way, don’t ever ask a

Once she went to stay at a friend’s house when our humans were away, and they put her in a dress. I think that was the last time she wore clothes. She wasn’t a fan of dogs in outfits, but eventually came to appreciate dogs with good fashion sense.

She loved the outdoors. I hear she once helped build a bike trail in the forest. She was famous for her Parkour skills in the woods. She could hang huge air while jumping over a rock or some other natural feature. Her dog mom was an agility champ, s

Probably one of her proudest moments was finding that loaf of bread in the woods and bringing it to our humans. And they said she hated hunting! To the contrary, actually. I think she just preferred carbs over live protein. The ducks are very thankf

She was a stay-at-home dog, but if she had been a working dog, she would have been a therapist. She had a natural ability to calm everyone down, dogs and humans alike. She even taught me and my littermate to stop being such unruly pups.

Speaking of me, I think Maya was a bit mortified when I arrived. She was 9 years old. Maya was an introvert, and I loved to jump in her crate or climb right on top of her in the dog bed. But she helped settle me down, and I think I rekindled her you

She only hated a few things in the world. Fireworks, thunder, hunting, and baths.

She practiced yoga every day. This was her favorite pose.

If you scroll down on our Instagram page or on this website, you will see this picture of Maya that we used for a post about privilege. We Labradors move through world very easily. Nobody ever asked about her breed or where she came from. No one ass

Maya had the greatest friends. She and her original BAE, Sigi, loved their long walks and all the sleepovers when Sigi’s parents were away. When they went out together Sigi got all the compliments and adoration while Maya sat by and listened. She di

Sigh. Well, if you’ve ever lived with a dog or at least seen a movie about a dog, you know how it must end. “With tears, and a journey” as a queen in a movie once said. Maya’s journey will be a peaceful one. It will take her to the shores of her fa

And her signature butterfly collar has also taken a journey. It is now in Colorado living a life of adventure with a rescue pup named Lucy and one of our younger humans. Before she died, Maya got to meet Lucy and pass on some of her usual Maya wisdo