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Drizzt D'Urden da Elf
06:08 Oct 29 2007
Times Read: 567






Hiyas, I'm Drizzt D'Urden da Elf. (Yeah my mom reads WAAAAYYY to much) She named my after a book character she was readen bout when she got a call to tell her I had been brought in to da SPCA in Houston. She was also playn a Dalmatian game with grandma too! Boy, she said I was SOOOOOOOOO cute when she saw me da first time. So roly poly and cute. (I think she was calln me fat, ya think?) She had a leather coat and hat and great leash already when she got there for me. Boy, am I spoiled now. My life has been pretty good, ceptn when my bro Keeby had to leave. Mommy said that there was some children across the rainbow bridge that needed Keeby to keep them company while they waited for a family of their own. I guess that makes sense, since Keeby was forever a lover. He just loved everybody. I miss him still. When my sister Molly passed away I gots really lonely and had some allergic reaction to stress so my mommy and daddy let my uncle keep me with his dogs and now I am better. He has 3 dogs that I can sleep with and play with, its all good.

C Ya L8RZ!

Keebler da Elf
05:57 Oct 29 2007
Times Read: 569






I know what all experts say about deaf dogs, but I would not ever change the time I had with Keebler. He was the PERFECT Dalmatian. Kind, gentle, loved children, he even learned sign language. He enriched many lives with his quiet presence and love. He watched The Planet's Funniest Animals intently and barked and barked. It is still hard to watch that show even now. To all who have lost a pet, my heart goes out to you. I understand. It hurts and for me, always will. I did not just loose a pet or a dog, I lost a child. My husband and I are unable to have children, so our Dalmatians are our children. Keebler was born deaf and whoever his owners where, turned him over to the Houston Humane Society instead of putting him to sleep like the DCA says to, where I found him and was giving the chance to love him for 5 years. Keebler, you are my baby, always and forever!!

Molly
05:53 Oct 29 2007
Times Read: 571


My Molly, a poem dedicated to her passing.









IF IT SHOULD BE THAT I GROW WEAK

AND PAIN SHOULD KEEP ME FROM MY SLEEP

THEN YOU MUST DO WHAT MUST BE DONE

FOR THIS LAST BATTLE CANNOT BE WON.

YOU WILL BE SAD, I UNDERSTAND

DON'T LET YOUR GRIEF THEN STAY YOUR HAND

FOR THIS DAY MORE THAN ALL THE REST

YOUR LOVE FOR ME MUST STAND THE TEST.

WE'VE HAD SO MANY HAPPY YEARS

WHAT IS TO COME CAN HOLD NO FEARS.

YOU'D NOT WANT ME TO SUFFER SO

THE TIME HAS COME, PLEASE LET ME GO.

I KNOW IN TIME THAT YOU WILL SEE

THE KINDNESS THAT YOU DID FOR ME.

ALTHOUGH MY TAIL ITS LAST HAS WAVED,

FROM PAIN AND SUFFERING I'VE BEEN SAVED.

PLEASE DO NO GRIEVE IT MUST BE YOU

WHO HAD THIS PAINFUL THING TO DO

WE'VE BEEN SO CLOSE, WE TWO, THESE YEARS.

DON'T LET YOUR HEART HOLD BACK IT'S TEARS.



AUTHOR UNKNOWN



A little about Molly:



At the young age of 13 yrs old, my beloved Molly passed away peacefully in my arms. After having Molly in my life for exactly 10 years and one month, I have learned alot about life and myself. Molly was a wonderful teacher she taught my husband and I alot about love and life, lessons you can't learn from actual people. Unable to have children of our own, Molly, Drizzt and Keebler have been our children, and they acted like it. They did and do not know they are dogs, to them they were children and will forever be our children. I would never change anything in the 10 years I had Molly, except more pain free years.



My name is Princess Molly. I am a 10yr old dalmatian. My mother adopted me in 1996 from a local shelter. She found out that I am epileptic two weeks after she adopted me. We have both coped and learned how to make it where I dont have any seizures. I have to take medicine right now, but we are working on a way for me to get off the pills.

I have two brothers and a sister. You will meet them on their pages. Mom has put up some pages on seizures from her own experiences and one from a magazine. Both are great ways to learn about seizures. I love to ride in the car and get to go every chance I can. I love the wind blowing in from the sunroof. It's soooo cool.

Meet my dogs
06:50 Oct 16 2007
Times Read: 590

I currently am owoned by 3 wonderful dalmatians, who range in age from 1 yr to 10 yrs old. My two youngest are named Jack and Ami and my oldest is named Drizzt. In sept. of 2006 I lost my beloved Molly, where I get my online name, to old age which included liver failure and complications from having epilesy. She was 13 yrs old and was the most sweetest little girl anyone could ever meet. In May of 2003 I lost my perfect little gentleman Keebler to kidney failure, he was only 5 yrs old. My dogs are my children, they are treated and raised like little kids. Technically they belong to both my husband and I and we both accept them as children. You can check out their web page on my profile and learn about them and lots of other interesting facts. This is Molly This is Drizzt This is Keebler This is Jack This is Ami I will add more photos and more details about each one in other entries. So come back for future updates!