Calli had her first encounter with this armadillo. She sat at the end of her leash and watched curiously, as the armored mammal pawed and stuck its nose into the sandy dirt.
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Calli and Robin
Calli and her friend Ella
Muse of heroic poetry
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Enjoying some sunshine
Calli is a “Double Merle,” Australian Shepherd. 2 weeks after her adoption, Calli was diagnosed with Megaesophagus, a condition that is generally incurable, and often fatal. Part of her esophagus is enlarged and does not function correctly. Food and water don’t make it to her stomach for digestion. Dogs often die from this condition because of either malnutrition or aspiration pneumonia. Calli is a spirited survivor who provides us with joy and unconditional love. This is her story.
Calli in Summer
Calli in Spring
Calli and Robin
Calli and her friend Ella
Calliope -"beautiful voiced"
Muse of heroic poetry
Robin and Calli
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Enjoying some sunshine
Thanks to Margo for contributing some of these beautiful photos. I just got a new camera, and I'm learning. Bear with me, I hope to get better at this!
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