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Mama Girl
| Mama Girl (May 2006): When I met Mama Girl for the first time I knew she would change my life. She was so spirited, loving and was true to her name. She became the second mother of the house. She would watch out for everyone individually never picking favorites. If someone (human or animal) rough housed too much for her taste she put a stop to it diplomatically yet genuinely. She had a love about her that with a simple head on your lap and a small sigh you knew that if she could say she loved you with her whole heart that she would. She was extremely attentive, very obedient, loved to cuddle and would play like a puppy when the mood struck her. When we found out she was stricken with cancer at the tender age of 5, we knew that what was needed was for us to adopt her ourselves and keep her in comfort until her body could no longer handle it. Although at times she was in obvious discomfort she was a trooper and would not let that affect her being your companion. She would still get up to greet you or ask to cuddle with you and she stayed the same dog I met and loved until her last breath. In the short year I had Mama Girl she became as much a major part of our family as if she was ours from her first breath. Something I miss seeing most was when bedtime came her and OD would look for each other before entering our room to settle in for the night as if they were an old married couple who could not go to bed without one another. Once they made eye contact there was a sparkle in both of them and they would find their way to our room snuggle up in their bed together than snore together until morning. I love and miss her so much! RIP Mama Girl Eric Sandstrom |
