glad you're out of there. I was just about to email Hazel to see what's going on. lol. Maggie is just playing hard to get lol. You keep yourself on here once in a while. We get worried when we don't hear from you. No hiding ,cause I'll track you down. We could use some more pictures too.
__________________ Dave and Molly
Ian Dunbar was awarded the Outstanding Achievement Award from I.P.D.T.A. Here's a picture of me accepting the award on his behalf.
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Awwww....Thanks for the picture and for keeping up posted! I love Maggie & I'm so glad she's able to show you the love that she feels for you! Please take care
Wow. I joined this forum a couple days ago, and just finished reading through this thread. Kay, you've had me laughing and crying like I'm stuck in the middle of a Nicholas Sparks novel. It's quite the journey you've had with your Maggie. I'm very saddened by your last few posts, though, and pray that everything works out.
It is so sad to receive this letter from Kay's friend Hazel. I will keep in touch with her and keep this thread going in loving memory of Kay and Maggie. They touched our hearts and they certainly touched mine. God bless you Kay . Thanks for being such an inspiration . Maggie is in good hands. Rest peacefully. Love Dave and Molly. Here is Hazel's letter.
Hi Dave, I'm typing this with a broken and heavy heart. Kay passed away Friday evening. I am so blessed to have known Kay and will miss her terribly. She was a strong and very wonderful woman. Maggie is a little confused but I keep talking to her, maybe one day she will understand that she is loved and will start to feel safe with me.
__________________ Dave and Molly
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Rest in peace Kay. One day you and Maggie will be reunited but until then she is in good hands with Hazel. We all should learn a lesson from this friendship. Our dogs need someone who they are comfortable with if we are ever faced with an emergency. I swapped dog watching with a friend for years. My friend passed away from breast cancer and I took her Tasha and she lived with me until she went to the Rainbow Bridge. I know my friend was there to greet her dear old friend. Now I have a neighbor who lost her dog a few years ago. She doesn't want a dog of her own but really enjoys her "vacations" with Lily. Make arrangements for your dogs in advance. You'll both be grateful if the time comes.
I am so sad to hear this. Kay was a wonderful part of this forum. I am so thankful that Kay got to spend her last days knowing that all the hard work with Maggie had paid off and she has given this little pup the ability to love someone again. I hope Hazel will join the forum and give us updates on Maggie.
With Love...Alexa and Marley
I didn't know Kay when she started this thread but had since read her "novel" and was so moved and touched by it. I am so saddened by this news for both Kay and Maggie and although we can no longer support Kay, I hope that we will be updated by Hazel on Maggie's transition. Both Kay and Maggie are fortunate to have such a wonderful friend. RIP Kay and some day you and Maggie will meet again on that rainbow bridge.
Kay is testament to being a wonderful Mommy - her consideration of Maggie was always foremost in her mind....how wonderful that at the end she received recognition from Maggie and knows that she will continue to do well with her friend Hazel. Rest in peace....
She missed you and I'm sure you missed her too.
Dave and Molly 
Beth, Pixie Puff and MiG too
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