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her and myself as well. The walks always ended with me   would be amazing! They have given her a name “Jillian”
          sitting in the chair by the door with her head in my lap   which I think is very fitting. You may visit their website
          and me explaining I was going to help her and she would   at petswithdisabilities.org for more information. They have
          be okay. She at this point was going back into her kennel   some cute photos of the animals they have helped.
          without she and I both crying.
                                                                So, on that hot summer night we may have rescued her, but
          The happiest day was when I walked in the door and was   she sure left a paw print on my heart that I will never forget.
          approaching her kennel and she stood up wagging her tail   Thank you, Joyce at Pets with Disabilities, for the work you
          and smiling at me. And, yes dogs smile!! That day I had   do and for taking care of Sweet Girl, (Jillian).
          not called her name, but she had recognized me by my
          scent. Or that was what I thought. So, I just had to go back   (Latest update on Jillian. Jillian has been evaluated by our
          the following day and test this theory. Sure enough!! Be-  eye specialist, and is now under her care.  She is receiving
          fore I said a word, she knew it was me!! Oh, be still my   eye drops and meds, and will undergo further diagnostic
          beating heart!!! I loved this Sweet Girl so much!!!   testing next week to see if she might be a candidate for cat-
                                                                aract surgery to regain her sight. She also was adopted and
          So again, I emailed Joyce at PWD and she so kindly re-  hopefully to her forever home. There is still a lot of medi-
          plies and says still waiting for paperwork. It eventually   cal attention that she needs. If you would like to donate to
          takes around 3 months to get her moved to Maryland. It   hopefully help her regain her eyesight or to help with any
          was a tearful but happy time. I knew I would miss her so   of the other disabled animals go to petwithdisabilities.org)
          much but I was so happy that she would be going where
          people understood her needs and could give her the love
          she needed.

          Before beginning this article, I went to the PWD website
          and saw that they are doing diagnostic  testing to see if
          Sweet Girl is a candidate for cataract surgery!!! Now that


                 Dr. Walters and his staff would like to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and
                a Happy, Healthy, and Prosperous New Year. We appreciate you trusting us with your families
                                    dental needs and look  forward to serving you in 2018.




























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                                                            Lumberton, NC 28358

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