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An update from Jessie! We have had her over 2 years now, which flew by! She is still the happiest and friendliest dog as ever. Health wise, she still has her ups and downs. Her itchy skin is something that we will never be able to tackle, so she is on a constant dose of steroids, atopica and weekly showers. She isn’t in the best shape for walking but enjoys a few short ones a day when she is able!
She spends her days watching and following Lola (our other dog) and doing everything she does. She won’t go outside to the bathroom unless lola does or won’t go on a walk unless lola is going! And she won’t go out at all if it is raining!
She also spends her day talking for Ireland! Especially in the morning, she loves saying hello to everyone with her typical Westie talk!
I’ve attached some photos of her! And here is a couple of links to funy videos of her that really displays her personality!
https://vine.co/v/hMEbYgFumWO Video 1
https://vine.co/v/bPwQ2LHM9I7 Video 2
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IMG_3823.JPGGreat to hear she is doing so well. She is loved so much at yours and DID for looking after yours. Im so happy that everythinghas turned out so well for Jessie after the horrible start she had in life.
Sadly the beautiful Jessie had to be put to sleep just before Christmas. Her best pal, our other dog Lola had only passed a couple months before that.
Poor Jessie’s health caught up with her in the end and she didn’t recover too well from a minor surgery she had due to a bad womb infection.
She was the happiest little Westie there was and we miss her dearly. Despite all her health problems, she was always cheerful and constantly talking away to everyone, looking for a snuggle and waking everybody up in the morning because she said so! She never recovered her hair on her chest or belly so she remained as "Jessie to baldly Westie" right up until the end! The house is truly empty without her and Lola.
Thanks to Cathy and the rest of the guys inDogs in Distress for taking her in and giving her a second chance after her terrible start to life. She brought us so much happiness.
We are not ready just yet to rescue another dog but in time.
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and poor you 
. I know these are hollow words when you are feeling so devastated but always cling on to the wonderful life you gave Jessie for the last few years. She could not have wished for a better home and she was so loved and cared for – you can really take a bow. The loss of your two dogs in such a short space of time is unimaginably painful but time will heal and one day you will feel able to open your door to a new pal. Thank you so much for all you gave to Jessie.
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