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Dutchess Dog Story

Dutchess Dog Story
Dutchess
A Little Angel


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From the Owner:
This picture of Dutchess was was done in pencil by Joy Kope in California. She was able to capture the regality of our little angel.

She is a rescue dog that used to be on a sled team in Nevada. She is an alpha female and did not get along well with other females on the team, so she came to stay with us. We have had her since she was 14 months--she will turn 3 next month.

She has helped foster puppies with us for the Animal Humane Association, and more importantly she has nursed me back to health while I have been recovering from a life threatening illness I contracted when living in Japan. She sings beautifully when my husband and I come home from work and is quite the affectionate dog.

She lives with her "brother" Thunder, also a rescue dog from Oklahoma City. The two of them are inseparable and have bonded in such a special relationship that it will warm your heart. They have helped us foster many a sick Siberian....one in particular who almost died. All three of us, myself included slept on the floor next to Cinnamon for nearly 2 weeks nursing her back to health. The two dogs just seemed to know as they would cuddle next to her, lick her ears, and just sensed that she was very ill.

Within about a month, the three were romping together and it was a beautiful site. Cinnamon is now with her permanent family in Colorado.
I firmly believe that the dogs provided strength to her in a language only the dogs understood. They are truly magnificent animals that are ambassadors for rescue as being survivors themselves and helping us with we foster and nurse others back to help.
She's my baby girl---I quite simply couldn't live without either of them....they are an integral part of our family and our rescue efforts!
Cheryl

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Unique Siberian Husky Artwork and Notecards by Joy Kope




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