Westie Friends Page 46

Kasey lives in Florida with her mom, Linda and her three Brittany siblings, Tiffany, Candy, and Dealer. Kasey loves to perch on the sofa back and watch outside or run along the fence with her neighbor friend, Sheppy, a Manchester terrier puppy. She especially likes the weekend mornings when she can snuggle in the recliner with Mom. Kasey likes lots of love and attention every day. "She is our sweet and gentle Westie girl!"

Sigilla (left) and her sister Hershey (right). Sigilla enjoys playing in the snow. Sigilla (See-gee-la) gets her name from her mommy's grandmother, Nanna. Nanna is from a small Italian village in Italy called Sigillo. Sigillo is masculine......therefore she had to have an "a" at the end of her name. Sigilla and Hershey graduated (with honors) from puppy school. They love going to school.....which is a good thing because their mommy, Michelle, is a first grade teacher. Sigilla's favorite food is peanut butter, and loves Pup-peroni treats. Her favorite activity at school was running through the tunnel. Sigilla enjoys fetching "her" ball, going on walks, and playing with her cousins (Asti, Cocoa Pluto, Beaze, and Cloe--labs), and playing with her neighbor (Sabrina--Yorkie). Hershey was named after her mommy and daddy's favorite town in Pennsylvania! Hershey enjoys playing with her sister, Sigilla, and her buddies, in their newly fenced yard. Her most favorite thing to do is to run really, really fast! Hershey loves going to training class. She enjoys snuggling with her daddy. Hershey is very smart -- she knows the words "treat", "drive", "walk", "breakfast", and "nappy nap" really well. Hershey's favorite color is purple...which is why she wears a purple collar. Hershey's nickname is Hersh-burger...or just burger buns.

Montgomerie, is from western New York and and belongs to his proud owners, The Straders. His favorite things to do is eat flowers and chase rabbits. He is very fun loving and loves as much attention as he can get . He was recently diagnosed with White Shakers Syndrome and they are very greatful he has made remarkable progress.

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