For the Love of Our Dog Brownie - Lamberty, Gregory
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RICKY'S DOG PACK: COME TO US TO FIND YOUR NEW FURRY FAMILY MEMBER. WE HAVE A LARGE VARIETY OF ADORABLE PUPS! Our furry friend came from Ricky's. He gave her the name Rebecca. She had an Australian shepherd mother, a dachshund father, and was one of seven puppies. Because she and her siblilngs were mutts; they plus their mother were rejected by the breeder. Despite these handicaps she was adopted on the last day of her stay at Ricky's. Now the wild ride began for the little dog to find a real home. A home filled with peace, love, and security. The runt spent the next two months going from one…mehr

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RICKY'S DOG PACK: COME TO US TO FIND YOUR NEW FURRY FAMILY MEMBER. WE HAVE A LARGE VARIETY OF ADORABLE PUPS! Our furry friend came from Ricky's. He gave her the name Rebecca. She had an Australian shepherd mother, a dachshund father, and was one of seven puppies. Because she and her siblilngs were mutts; they plus their mother were rejected by the breeder. Despite these handicaps she was adopted on the last day of her stay at Ricky's. Now the wild ride began for the little dog to find a real home. A home filled with peace, love, and security. The runt spent the next two months going from one place to another in search of that; SOMEONE TO LOVE. Would this be her REAL HOME? Or will a sheep farm be another adventure. Where will she live? Who will love her?
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Greg was born in the 1950s. He was educated in Catholic schools graduating with a B.A. in history from Loyola University of Chicago in 1972. He returned to school in the mid 1970s and received a B.S. in geography from Northern Illinois University in 1977. After working in the railroad industry for 10 years, Greg returned to school again to pursue a career in meteorology. Greg gratuated from Purdue University with a M.S. in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences in 1991. Greg joined the National Weather Service in 1992 and retired in 2013 in Columbia South Carolina. He now lives in Bonners Ferry with his wife Colleen and their dog Finny.