January: Fan of the Month

January 01, 2018

January: Fan of the Month

"Lucky is thirteen years old and about thirteen pounds of attitude. He stations himself on the back of the sofa so he can look out the front window and warn me if the mailman tries to sneak up on the mail box. He is believed to be a Papillion and Coton de Tulear mix. We are both retired and in a contest to see who can take the most naps in a day. I keep track of his naps and he keeps track of mine, but I think he cheats.  He was recently diagnosed as diabetic, but twice a day insulin shots and diet changes have stabilized his blood sugar level. Thanks to your diabetic cookies I can give him treats whenever he decides he deserves them. Thanks."

~ Chuck, Rockville Centre, NY

 





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