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Old 10-06-2014, 07:26 PM #1
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My son found her about six weeks ago. She was on the side of the road. She had more fleas than she had hair. She was dehydrated and starving to death. She has turned out to be a really sweet little dog. The original idea was that we were going to find her a new home. I soon figured out that I had to keep her.
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Oh, she is darling. What's her name? It is wonderful of you to rescue her as well. My son rescued a starving cat...who now lives with him and is quite happy. She ran into his townhouse between his legs when he was taking out the trash, one cold November day. He named her Tima.
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I call her "Buddy".

My daughter in law calls her "Lulu"

She responds best to "no".

She is a darling! 10 pounds of mischief. Pure mutt.
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