richard, best co-polot and cuddler

Available for adoption! Hi, Richard, here and I have some great news! But first I would like to let you know how I came to be in Ming's care and now ready for a loving home. I was the runt of the litter and not sure how it happened but I could not take a step before I fell over. I heard them say I would have to be put down but I was thinking I was already in south Texas so were was "down". But before that happen I heard a person say I was going on a new adventure, riding in a carrier as a passenger in a big plane with someone they called a "nanny". She was the sister of a Rescue volunteer in Texas who was an employee of SouthWest. The landing was scary but then I was in another big building with lots of loud sound, it was more than a bit scary. My nanny walk me over to another person who introduced herself as Ming's assistant and gave me some hug & kisses but I especially liked the snacks & drink of water she had for me. I cuddled more with another gal in the car as we drove away. I was so excited to finally meet Ming! He was so kind & gentle, running over every time I wanted some kisses. I started the first of many PT sessions with Ming's assistant and remedies for the Homeopath. I heard them say there was no conventional treatment for my condition but in time I would be able to run & play. Well now for my very exciting special news! I have been able to run & play pretty well for a while now but today I was able to walk down the three steps to the grass in the backyard with out falling over! It must have been a big deal because it made everyone very happy. So now I am looking to continue on the next adventure, finding a family of my own as I have lots of cuddles & kisses to give to a family of my very own! Please send an email to the Rescue (WOW.Rescue@yahoo.com) if you have room in your heart & home for the unconditional love I will have for you. This will get you information & an application for my adoption! Whitey's Only Wish is a 501(c)(3) non-profit animal rescue. Donations are deductible as permitted by law.