Maggie

[tatsxxx11]

Congratulations and a very happy Dog of the Day to you, dearest Maggie! What a beautiful, amazing, courageous girl you are! Any living creature who could survive such unspeakable physical abuse IS a hero in my book, and that you survived not only physically, but emotionally as well, is nothing short of miraculous; that you were able to learn to love and trust we humans again, a testament to the indomitable canine spirit!

I can't for the life of me understand how this country can continue to condone through its passivity and silence, the living hell that is the puppy mill. And how any human being could so selfishly abuse a defenseless, trusting animal for profit, sickens me. The hair on the back of my neck stands up when I think they could actually give a "name" to an animal they would come to treat so horrifically. But those days are but a distant memory, with nothing but carefree, love filled days to look forward to, all the days of your life!

Great thanks to your guardian angel rescuers and to your wonderful family, for giving you a chance at true happiness; allowing you all the time needed to learn to love and trust again; to be a doggie! Finally, your beautiful soul has been set free, your precious spirit shining for all the world to see.

Much love to you on your well earned day of honor, sweet Maggie girl! You're more than Dog of the Day, you're the Dog of the Day, every day! I hope for you and your devoted human family a very special day of celebration, and many, many more wonderful years of shared unconditional love, respect and companionship! Hugs and kisses to you, beautiful Maggie girl! It was an honor meeting you and your family today; you're an inspiration to us all!

[kaycountrygal]

Maggie, I have tears in my eyes after reading about you. You sweet beautiful girl--I am so glad that you now have a wonderful home and are loved and cared for. Three years with good patient people helped turn your life around. It's amazing to me that dogs, no matter how badly treated, become good pets (I have one like that in Annie). I dont understand how anybody who breeds dogs could keep one in a cage most of the time; it's cruel. I am so sorry for what you had to endure as a breeding dog kept in a cage. Now to better times, you really do have a great life now as seen by the photos and read on the writeup. It is obvious your humans love you very much and I'm sure you return their love. You deserve to be DOTD! Kay in NC

[opschick]

It breaks my heart to know that there are so many cruel people in the world. thank God for Maggie's family that had the love and patience to give Maggie a good life. I can relate. My Alex, a golden, was terribly abused. He was dropped off a vets office left scared and alone. He would immediately fall and cower to the floor when you went to pet him. Like Maggie it took lots of patience and love, but what a difference in him today. He is a happy boy and hopefully that cruelty is a distant memory. lots of hugs and kisses to you sweet girl. congratulations on a very well deserved DOTD