Nancy and Tim are the newest additions to the Erskine Real Estate team. They came from a shelter and get along well. Nancy is petite, while Tim seems to be growing larger with each passing day. Click on the photo on the right to see a gallery of
Nancy and Tim photos.
Samantha
Samantha is a 9 yr young border collie who comes to us from glenhighlandfarm.com rescue farm. She had to be given up because of an illness in her human family, but is very happy to patrol the office looking for hugs and patting. Louise thinks that she could make the Guinness book of world records for continuous patting if you would like to try it!
Click on any Samantha photo to see an enlargement.
Rocket
This is Rocket the Cat. He was found in a neighbor's barn as a young kitten and was wild. He got the name rocket because when he first came to Erskine Real Estate he was in a carrier and when Louise opened the door he was off like a rocket. It took 3 people with gloves an hour to capture him. Louise says the only reason he was finally caught was that he dropped into a big vase and they could put a cover over it!
Johnny, Pam's son, spent hours playing with Rocket and he grew up to be quite the teenaged rascal.
Unfortunately Rocket passed away unexpectedly in the spring of 2007. He is greatly missed, even by Sam, whose tail he liked to chase.
Click on any Rocket photo to see an enlargement.
Duke, Casper, Dutchess
Pam Vasil's daughter Amanda and son John are shown here with (from left to right) Duke, Casper, and Duchess. These Shelties are siblings who are now 2 years old. Casper lives in Paxton while Duke and Duchess live with Amanda and John's Uncle and Aunt in New Hampshire. John agreed to keep his room immaculate until high school graduation in exchange for being able to bring Casper home. They actually intended to get one dog - but ended up coming home with three!
Jack
Jack the dog was rescued from New Bedford where he did not get to play much. As you can see, he loved living in Paxton and playing with his dog friends. He was always ready to shed on anyone who stopped by the office. Jack passed very unexpectedly in 2006.
Mike the Wonder Dog
Mike the wonder dog was Erskine real Estate's House mascot for 14 years.
He welcomed all clients short and tall especially if they liked to scratch
his ears! Mike had a great life on chipmunk patrol at our office. If you
see circular clouds in the sky that is mike chasing his tail... or is
it wings?!
More Doggy Stuff
If you need a great pet try NEADS.
We helped them find a great new home in Sterling MA. They train dogs for
hearing assistance and for people with disablities. More than half their
dogs come from the pound and the wash outs make great pets!
Ask Louise about Rebecca
who does pet massages too- Mike loved them. But louise says he was not
spoiled
Nancy and Tim are the newest additions to the Erskine Real Estate team. They came from a shelter and get along well. Nancy is petite, while Tim seems to be growing larger with each passing day. Click on the photo on the right to see a gallery of
Nancy and Tim photos. 
Samantha 
This is Rocket the Cat. He was found in a neighbor's barn as a young kitten and was wild. He got the name rocket because when he first came to Erskine Real Estate he was in a carrier and when Louise opened the door he was off like a rocket. It took 3 people with gloves an hour to capture him. Louise says the only reason he was finally caught was that he dropped into a big vase and they could put a cover over it! 
Pam Vasil's daughter Amanda and son John are shown here with (from left to right) Duke, Casper, and Duchess. These Shelties are siblings who are now 2 years old. Casper lives in Paxton while Duke and Duchess live with Amanda and John's Uncle and Aunt in New Hampshire. John agreed to keep his room immaculate until high school graduation in exchange for being able to bring Casper home. They actually intended to get one dog - but ended up coming home with three! 
Jack the dog was rescued from New Bedford where he did not get to play much. As you can see, he loved living in Paxton and playing with his dog friends. He was always ready to shed on anyone who stopped by the office. Jack passed very unexpectedly in 2006. 