Lily, a six year old Great Dane, had lost both of her eyes due to a rare medical condition. She’d also lost the will to live. Until one day…
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Inspiring and heartwarming.
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Thank you, Scott.
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How sweet.
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Lovely, Mitch! We can learn a lot from Maddison and Lily. Thanks for sharing this heartwarmer.
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My privilege, Donna.
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This is just the most heart melting thing :):) Some of us can learn a few dozen things from these two pups 🙂
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Amen, Margaret!
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What wonderful friends! There is a lesson for us all
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Amen!
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Love it Mitch! What a great lesson should we choose to receive it.
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You coulda put a warning on this one… now everyone in my office knows I cry at dog stories! seriously great little reminder about how we could be better friends by watching man’s best friend. Thanks for sharing!
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Sorry about damaging your stoic dude rep. ;>)
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💗☺️💗
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Ooooh that made me tear up. Animals can be so much more sensitive than humans.
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Sometimes I wish So much that I could “Double Like” things!!⭐️⭐️
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;>)
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Mitch, I have a 7 year old Great Dane named Chloe. I am a Great Dane lover! I LOVE this story on so many levels!! Thanks for sharing!
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Awww!
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Perfect, just perfect!
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Beyond heartwarming!
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Great post, Mitch! We could learn a lot from dogs. Dogs make human feel needed and loved…
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They do indeed, Miriam.
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Yes, Mitch! They changed my dad from quiet to happily talking to the dogs (before he passed away).
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Did anyone mention the ‘dog is God spelled backwards’ thing yet?
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Not till now. ;>)
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Powerful post, Mitch, and I like the larger size font.
“I get by with a little help from my friends.” Joe Cocker
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;>)
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What a beautiful story. Yes, animals are so much better at showing and receiving love, than what we are. So happy that Lily has Maddison walking her through life.
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