Daisy the diva!

by rebecca on August 10, 2009

Hello all you beautiful people out there. My name is Daisy, and I’m inviting all my soon to be adoring fans to come and see me for my party this Saturday from 12:00 to 4:00 PM at the MSPMSR Meet and Greet Event at Chuck and Don’s. My foster family tells me daily what a catch I am, and I’m becoming quite the charming little diva as I come out of my old life. I am reliably housetrained and have the run of the house all day long. I’m good for grooming, dig the wind in my ears when we go on car rides, unwind at the dog park, and love people. The neighbor dogs come out to see me on my daily walks. So now it’s your turn. Come see how pretty and funny I am, and you’ll see how you must have me. Now now, no autographs please. A diva can’t get ink on her paws.

From → D, Daisy, Happy Endings!

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PamOBrien permalink

She is so sweet. It was nice to see her again. Looks like she will be adopted soon?

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urbie1978 permalink

I love that Daisy is a DIVA. She’s in good company.

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