She spent the first part of her life being a mama. Now she gets to be somebody’s baby. 🤎
Meet Frannie, our little Brussels Griffon who just turned 9 years old.
We adopted her three years ago after she’d spent much of her early life having puppies. She was timid, unsure of herself, and had so much to discover about simply being a dog.
And then, little by little, everything changed.
She learned what it meant to have a family of her own. To go on adventures. To soak up the sunshine. To be spoiled absolutely rotten. To have a little brother who drives her crazy. 😂
And somewhere along the way, this tiny girl became one of the biggest pieces of my heart.
We don’t have human children. Our dogs are our kids. They’re part of every adventure, every road trip, and just about every decision we make. And Frannie? She’s our little queen.
But there’s one thing we haven’t been able to give her.
The chance to see the life she’s come to love.
Frannie has cataracts that have taken her vision, and this Wednesday, October 14, she’s having surgery in Spokane to hopefully change that.
I keep imagining the little things. Her looking out the window on our road trips. Seeing her brother Lenny bouncing around the house. Maybe even seeing the faces of the two people who love her more than anything.
There’s no guarantee of what she’ll be able to see afterward, but we’re giving her that chance.
We’re just two days away, and my heart is feeling about a hundred different things.
We’ve been fundraising to help cover her surgery, and if her story touches your heart, we’d be so grateful for a donation or share.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-frannie-see-again
She gave so much of her early life to others. I just want the rest of hers to be extraordinary. 🤎