gone dune buggy

What a name ... Muldoon. I met Muldoon without my husband and just fell in love. I dragged my spouse to the foster home one winter night and prayed he felt the same. After "not wanting to rush into anything" we left without him. We were looking for a buddy for our beagle, Pickles. 

After much persuasion, I convinced him that this *basset plus* was for us. Very soon Muldoon became more than just a buddy, especially to my husband. I think he is more attached to Muldoon than I am (if that's possible)! Dune-Bugg (his nickname from the foster parents) has become a buddy, friend, family member, and protector. I don't know how he came to BROOD, but he has entered our family and our hearts in a way I can't describe. It's amazing how Eskimos have so many words for snow, the French have countless words to describe love but we here in the states have only very few words to describe appreciation and thanks. 

I am so thankful for Muldoon finding his way into our home. My thanks goes to BROOD, his foster family and countless others whom helped rescue this basset mix. The picture shows our Muldoon watching over our newest family member!

 

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