Why a blog about Sugar?

 I have two other great dogs (Maddie and Lilly) that have patiently tolerated Sugar since getting her.  The dogs of my life have been very special.  When I would lose one I would think there is no more room in my heart for a pooch.  I can't take the saying goodbyes. 

Sugar is crazy - you've met that kind of dog.  Marley II anyone?  Life is sometimes hard, very hard and my puppers have helped me keep my sanity with their unconditional love and happy dances.  Did I mention Sugar is crazy? 

My dear Abraham (RIP) and Maddie out for a ride!

Our sweet rescue - Lilly

She arrived at our front door - with a nasty cut on her eye, scabs and scratches everywhere on her, and rib and spine bones protuding.  She had obviously been on the streets for a bit.  She came inside, plopped down looking at my husband, friend visiting and me, and waited.  She was at home immediately.  Well, with the humans - still being debated by Maddie and Lilly. 

We have learned she is hard of hearing - common in a partial albino, may lose the site in her eye and is a pit bull.  Hmmmmmmm.....nothing I was seeking in a dog.  But as my life so often goes, I don't get to make the choices.  Sugar chose us and was God's gift for us to take care of and save from the streets.