Thought I'd drop you a note to let you know that our Mandy (and btw, for some reason I've taken to calling her Tallulah) is a hero!

A couple of weeks ago, I was frying bacon for my son.  I took the bacon out of the frying pan and forgot to turn off the stove.  Well, as I was sitting on the chair next to Mandy, I could see that she was trying to get my attention.  I thought maybe she had to go out, but when I went to put her leash on she jumped off the couch and ran to the kitchen and sat in front of the stove barking.  When I got to the kitchen the grease had started to smoke badly.  Thankfully it didn't catch fire.  Had it not been for our lil Mandy who knows what would have happened.

She's a riot.  She's very attached to me.  She loves her food and snacks along with anyone else's food that is nearby.  we're still having some accidents in the house but were trying to watch her more closely to figure out a realistic schedule.  Last night for the first time she rolled onto her back for a belly rub.  I tried to take a picture of her like that but my camera phone was on low battery.

Anyway I wanted to let you know how much we love this little woman. 

12/16/06

Here's a new picture of Mandy.....we're trying to get into the holiday spirit.   She's such a sweet girl.

She actually went over and sat and stayed for her picture.   I'm just not used to such a sweet girl who listens.   This little lady is looking for a nice soft couch for Christmas.   She's a darlin.

12/04/06 - Mandy

Mandy is a brindle female. She was found walking the streets with Chance. These two dogs were once owned and safe.

What happens to these poor dogs. Do they run and get lost, or do people just let them go? What I would give to have some history on these lost dogs.

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