She is so adorable!

I'm so glad you were able to give her these moments and she was able to display her complete and utter happiness at having found YOU and a wonderful, new life.

What a heartwarming story and Lucy is adorable. She looks like a young puppy. I'm so glad you had such a special day!

Awww ... That is so sweet!

I am sitting here in tears after reading this.
She is beautiful.
Thank you for sharing this special moment.

This is so true. I worried about her for so many days and nights. Yesterday was such a heart moment. Sometimes it is the little things in life that we cherish the most. To me, getting to play ball with Lucy was such a huge gift. I hope we get to have more days like that, though if we don't, that's ok too. I do regret though that she can't hear me talk to her. I tell her all the time what a gift she is to me. Its so sad that she doesn't even know she has a name. She can't hear me say "I love you", but I hope she can feel it. Thank you everyone for the kind and encouraging words. You guys "get it" and understand. I love Yorkie Talk. Give your fur babies a hug from us. - Kim & Lucy

Oh, your little Lucy most certainly knows and feels the love you have for her and probably feels like the luckiest furbaby in the world.
You are such a wonderful mommy to her.

As an owner of a "different" dog, I know how you must feel. I cherish each day with Paris. You are so lucky and so is Lucy.

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That is so sweet, and I'm sure Lucy feels all the love and warmth from your heart even though she can't hear.

Kim,

Lucy is adorable. She doesn't need to hear you to know that she is loved. She understands that and feels loved. You'll have more playtime and it might occur everyday.

Those memories are great! I have a few framed photos of my precious Poppy, who I lost in March, on the fridge. They always make me smile and I am so glad I get to see them and remember her every day.

You are such an angel for giving Lucy the love and wonderful life that she deserves so much. Your story and photo brought me to tears, but it also warmed my heart so. My little girl, Ashley, had dementia the last year of her life. Her eyesight was affected by fast growing cataracts, and she had some hearing loss. Our world was turned upside down giving her the twenty four hour a day care to make sure and to keep her feeling safe, protected, and loved. It was also such a special time in our lives with her. We didn't think it was possible, but we grew to love our "new" little baby even more than before. We don't know if she knew we were her mommy and daddy, but she knew we loved her, and she responded so much to that love. We walked miles a day, right up until the time she passed away right before her seventeenth birthday. She took Anipryl, which really eased her anxiety a lot, and we were assured by her doctors that she had a good quality of life. Every single moment with Ashley was precious. We had little sleep because of her care, but we would have loved to go on caring for our little girl for as long as it was the right thing for her. Ashley never lost that spark or her tremendous capacity to love. She touched our hearts so, and we will forever be better people because of our little girl. You are doing such a beautiful thing by giving Lucy the love and life she is so deserving of. Both of your lives have changed so positively. Lucy is so adorable! I hope you have many happy, loving, and healthy years with Lucy.

Warm fuzzy feeling inside...thanks for sharing!

Lucy and you are fortunate to have found each other! She has the best Mom and you have a wonderful beautiful little girl. I am glad you were able to capture this moment with her and share your happiness with us.

Kim, I'm so happy that you had this special moment with your little Lucy. She is beautiful. She looks like a little puppy in the pictures. I'm sure she doesn't have to hear to know how much you love her. It is such a heartwarming story it brought tears to my eyes. Thanks for sharing it.

Pass the tissues, sniff, sniff, thanks for sharing.