Miss Lia has not been cooperating for pictures or videos lately. But I do have one who is never camera shy.I saw Lauren outside with Caspian the other day and it reminded me why those vet visits, grooming bills, and Chiuaua-size furballs that I vacuum up on a regular basis are worth it.
Ah yes, the often over looked, furry family member. Each time I sweep the floors and start to grumble about the dirt tracked in or the amount of yellow hair EVERYWHERE, I see my son's face break into a huge smile as he squeals,
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I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this post! So sweet. I rescued my Montana from the local ARL 11 years ago Feb 1 and she changed my life! Yes they can be a lot of work and sometimes a little cash too--but I truly thank God everyday for her. She reduces my stress, licks my tears away when I'm sad is always soooo happy to see me. It's an amazing bond and one I think is so healthy for any one. Your daughter is blessed with a mom that has given the opportunity to know the love of a beautiful pet.
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