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I fell in love with adorable Bramble at the first picture. While I pray that a workable solution can be found for her spine, she couldn't be in better hands. Thank you and bless you many times over for giving her a normal, active life. Most of all, this little sweetie will know love because you cared enough to not give up on her. Would you give her some gentle lovies from me? :love: :love: And as you can, please let us know how Bramble is doing.
How is Bramble doing? :love:
She's as crazy and hyper as ever. The humane society where I work is going to do a story on her in a couple months, so she got to have pictures taken by one of the photographers. :D
"This is my new favorite toy."
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"It is my new favoritest chew toy."
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"I will take it everywhere with me" Yes, Bramble will actually play fetch.
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"OMG, what's that over there!?"
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"Being this cute is exhausting."
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This is a typical 'standing Bramble' pose. While it's her left leg that's weak, she usually sits down onto the right side to support most of her weight while the left leg stays stretched out.
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If you look through all the photos carefully, you might see a somewhat subtle manifestation of the nerve damage from the scoliosis.
She is a BEAUTIFUL BABY GIRL :love:
Bless you for taking such good care of her.
She looks like a HAPPY PLAYFUL GIRL :love::D:love:
Big, big prayers for beautiful Bramble!
And a candle http://www.gratefulness.org/candles/...g&cid=21771699