Sponsor Animal Update: Jamie
Jamie: 2nd Quarter 2011
Renetta, Jamie’s adopted mother, reports she is in good health. Jamie has a newfound pep in her step with the warm weather fast approaching and the days getting longer. Jamie has been trying to slip through the doorway a few times now that there is a lot more traffic in and out of the backyard. It’s good to know that while her mobility is limited, she still has a playful side that comes out from time to time. Not to worry, Renetta knows Jamie’s limitations and notices when Jamie is getting a little nervous and decides to go back to the couch where she feels most comfortable. She had a recent play date with the neighbor’s new puppy. All that puppy play tuckered out Jamie for the rest of the day. It was a fun day for all.
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