She liked that. Thanks to Michelle's pointing me to Kim's info, I was on top of that one. Wish I had one with me today. But we talked about the cage, passed the photo from Kim's site around to show them cages stacked on top of other cages. I do want to outline what I think would be a day in the life of a puppy mill dog for our next presentation, because I don't think I touched enough on the cage life, the filth, the waiting for food or water and not knowing what would happen next.
Kids make the air electric when they are excited and energized.
Oh, I know there are many other points, that the kids made, and then each of them came up, petted Mira, two by two, so as not to upset her. She never shivered, she sat proudly as if she knew how very important she was to this whole thing. Nicole explained that we all got one for Christmas because Angel was a Maltese from a puppy mill, like Mira was. We signed back out at the office with the ladies again thanking us for their brief meeting with Mira. If the eyes had no tears, the soul would have no rainbow.