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Samson and Chloe

Samson came home to us at 7 weeks old. His loving personality made him friends everywhere he went. We called him our pretty boy with his big brown eyes, grinchy toes, and feathery tail, and he strutted like he knew it. 

We rescued Chloe when she was 3 years old. She was under 4 lbs and our vet said she had a strong will to live to have survived that long with such major malnourishment. Sammy immediately took her under his wing, bringing her food in his mouth when she couldn’t walk to the bowl. As she gained strength, he showed her how to “dog”; rolling in the grass and playing with squeaky toys for the first time. They were quite literally two peas in a pod and loved each other dearly.

They crossed the rainbow bridge in 2020, just 6 months apart. We miss them everyday and they will always be a part of our hearts.

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