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Chloe's Story

Chloe was adopted by Judy and Ken Presley of Millington, MI. Judy Presley writes: "Chloe is home for good and all are in love with her. She is a wonder to all of us on how well she has adjusted to us. It is like she has always been here. Thanks to everyone who make this possible." Special thanks to Jo Haney of Columbus, OH for saving Chloe's life and Theresa Brunone of Philadelphia, PA for fostering Chloe. We are also grateful to Chloe's Guardian Angel: Christina Hyland (Minneapolis, MN).

Griffey's Story

Griffey, a special needs Shar Pei (10-years old and blind), was adopted by Jennifer Rodgers of Lake Leelanau, MI. Special thanks to the Moore Family of Columbus, OH for fostering Griffey. We are also grateful to Griffey's Guardian Angel: Michael Rosenfeld (Brooklyn, NY).

Emma's Story

Emma (aka Ali) was adopted by the Nordby family of Antioch, IL. Lisa writes: "I can't say enough about how much I, my family, and Emma's new brother, Moe, a rescue from RASP, adore her. Emma sleeps with me and my husband every night and has taken the hearts of both of my sons as well. She is very, very precious. Each season is "our first summer with Emma," "our first football season with Emma," etc. All right, enough babbling. Our thanks for everyone involved in bringing her to us (Angie, Mary, Paula, etc.)."

Rocky & Pippi's Story

Pippi and Rocky were both adopted by Joseph Urdzela of Lansing, MI. Special thanks to Dana Duke for fostering Pippi and Julia Breitzman, Randi Ivey, Mary Hanovich, Sara Gilson, Jason Arbuckle, Paula Burkholder, and all of the other Mani's Miracle Workers who helped save Pippi from a puppy mill in northern WI.

Tai's Story

Tai was adopted by his foster family, Monica and Gary Nowac of Cleveland, OH. Tai joins a Pei brother, Mushi. Monica wrote this about Tai: "He is a dream dog. He doesn't mess with anything in the house, he leaves the kitties alone and he hasn't had one accident (knock on wood). He's quite the clown, too, very talkative. When I get home from work, you would think that a bloodhound was greeting me with the howling/talking that goes on."

Mr. Magoo's Story

Mr. Magoo (aka Xiang Lu) was adopted by Jane Norman of St. Paul, MN. Jane writes: "His new game he loves to play is stealing the tv remote control when I am not looking and hiding it in the yard!!! Hope you are doing well, and I can't thank you enough for my little angel- Mr. Magoo!!!" Special thanks to Doug Busch of MI for fostering Mr. Magoo.

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