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He was such a character.. His name fit. No, I’m not holding up so well. I can’t eat, sleep, or think straight. I just cry. He has a VERY special story. He belong to my uncle for 13 years. My uncle suddenly and unexpectedly passed away. He had traveled out of town to a wedding and left Jazzy with a dog sitter, but no one knew who she was, or where she was and all of Houston. It took me three days, around the clock, 85 phone calls to every dog sitting service I could find. With the help of Facebook and Instagram, I found Jazzy. I drove from New Mexico to Houston with pneumonia to go get him, all while grieving the loss of my dear uncle. I brought Jazzy home to my home with a little land, and 7 other dogs. He was 15 at the time, I knew we didn’t have a long time but he brought abundant joy and happiness in the 4 1/2 years I had him. We got each other through the loss of my uncle. We went through a lot together in our short time. We loved a lifetime though…

My daughter picked her for me at the local adoption center . It was about 6 months after our other two dog went over the rainbow bridge. Dot and Spud, she didn’t want me to be rattling around an empty house missing Spud and Dot.

So cute ,praying for a good outcome.

Great name.

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Oh Holly, I am so sorry. What a gorgeous boy💔It’s so painful to part and I hope you will tell us about Toto and your lives together. How did you meet? How long were you together? We’re here for you, Holly. If you can, please join our group meeting Thursday October 19th at 7PM Eastern. The link is under the “Events” tab on the right side of this page. I hope to hear more about Toto, and to meet you in the group. {HUGS} Toni

Crazy Lucy is a little dizzy. She danced with me to long. Again I’m pleased about kitty.

Hi Jacquelyn. Will you tell us about Littles? How did you come up with that cute name? How are you doing? Toni

You are so sweet, Brony❤️🤗Having you, and the community, walk through this past 1 1/2 weeks has certainly helped me – to know you’re there for us. Thank you. How are you and Crazy Lucy doing? {{HUGS}} Toni

Dana, what a great story. I’ve read it twice already! You are very kind people to care so well and so much for these babies.🤗 It’s easy to post some photos of Lexie Loo Who. Just click the camera icon on the lower left of the comment box and upload from your device. We’d love to see her, and Grunt-Grunt’s house . That’s quite a story behind the name. I’m going to post about my foster kitten and will share the backstory of what I’m naming him. Thank you Dana, for sharing with us. Please continue to do so, and we want to see pictures 🙂 {{BIG HUGS}} Toni

The name Lexie Loo Who just came to me when we got her. I have a habit of putting the first letter of the name with oo behind it on a lot of dogs. The Who came from the little girl in the Grinch, Cindy Lou Who. She has blossomed so much since we brought her home. When we got her she hadn’t been groomed in months, was filthy, matted stinky and had a horrible ear infection in both ears. She spent the first month sitting on the arm of the couch and shook. She was so traumatized. It just broke my heart. She’s an 8 yr old apricot cockapoo, with little dark patches. Now that she’s been groomed she’s so cute. There were a couple of coincidences that told me that I was doing the right thing by adopting her. First when I got Grunt-Grunt it was 2 wks after I lost Ladiebug. I picked Lexie Loo up 2 wks after I lost Grunt-Grunt. Second they were both 7yrs when I got them, Third both turned 8 in May after getting them. Four we left the house at 1:15 when going to let Grunt-Grunt go, and…

YEAH that is fantastic news,YEAH…,.must of been the medicine. I’m so happy. I can’t get the smile off my face. I’m dancing with Crazy Lucy. Thank you Toni.