...Well. Now what?
This smart street urchin thinks being tossed full tilt out of the van was by far the very best thing that ever happened to her. It's clear she wasn't home. And with swinging teats and bleeding bite marks, she would not have been popular at the shelter.
We don't understand how the cosmic bingo game works or why it spits out a certain dog's number in our direction when it does, but we don't fight the game. One man's trash is going to be another man's treasure and we get to holler 'JACKPOT!' when her playing card finally fills up. Welcome to our world, little Loni.
Donna, a friend of a friend of mine found this little girl and brought her to you and I've been following her story up to her arrival at the Rescue Barn. I'm so happy she found her way to you. Little Loni will no doubt bring her new family a ton of joy! Look at that grin!
ReplyDeleteHi Eliza! Thanks for the note. We have a ways to go to get this girl healthy, but - yes - she's got family love lined up for her somewhere in her future. Life's curve balls, eh?
DeleteGood picture of you Loni. Looks like you are smiling. Things can only get better for you. You have good people there to help you. You are definitely one lucky dog.
ReplyDeleteShe is gorgeous:) And that smile says it all doesn't it? Welcome home pretty lady!
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU!
ReplyDeleteWelcome to your new life Loni. You are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLoni, you are my inspiration.
ReplyDeleteHi Donna,
ReplyDeleteHow truly wonderful to see Loni looking so healthy and happy already! I've tried to contact you guys a few times about walking her and attending a few of her training sessions (as you all suggested) - maybe your email server is down? Please let me know. I sure do miss this special girl.
Best,
Jenna
Hi Jenna - She's doing well. Try again! We've both been behind on our email this week. Thanks !
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